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Sokkomb: Die Ikea-Guillotine

We don't condone building, purchasing, or using one of these Ikea-styled guillotines, but we found the iconography compelling.

Sokkomb: Die Ikea-Guillotine
Image from here. Additional writeup and photos here and on Facebook.
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NickAug 4, 2009
 

Welcome, Andrea!

We are excited to introduce Andrea Steves, our new Director of Business Development. Over the next few months, she'll be helping us turn Design Less Better into a better-run and better-serving little design firm.

Andrea Steves
Andrea (pictured left) with Mongodeco partner Timothy Furstnau.

Andrea brings a wealth of experience bridging business and design with an emphasis on local and socially responsible projects.

She is currently a Strategist for Google and recently received her MBA from the Ross Business School at the University of Michigan. In addition to these pursuits, she is also a practicing artist, musician, and owner of MONGODECO, a design practice specializing in interior renovation using reclaimed materials.

Please join us in welcoming Andrea to Design Less Better!

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DLBJul 31, 2009
 
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Happy Birthday BlogLESS

One year ago today, we launched BlogLESS.

Birthday cake image from Roger Butterfield's Flickr collection
Photo from Roger Butterfield's Flickr collection.

Browse our posts and check out some of our favorites on the Archive page.

Thanks for reading!

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NickApr 30, 2009
 

DLB at the Inauguration

What an amazing week.

Paul is in Washington DC this week, on some top-secret DLB business. Hope to tell you all about it soon.

In the meantime, here are a couple of pictures from him at Tuesday's Inauguration:

DLB at the Inauguration
More DLB at the Inauguration
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NickJan 22, 2009
 

Good Business is the Best Art

Andy Warhol laying on a couch.
We take these things seriously.

"Making money is art, and working is art and good business is the best art."
-Andy Warhol, The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (1975)

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NickJul 29, 2008
 
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