Softwall by Molo Design is a sculptural, modular space divider that transforms environments with fluidity and elegance. Constructed from durable, lightweight paper or textile materials, the Softwall expands and contracts like an accordion, offering a dynamic and flexible approach to interior partitioning. I’ve been wanting to cover this design here for ages and now is the perfect time, as I spotted this in Pink at ICFF in 2024! When rendered in a delicate pale pink color, this innovative piece takes on an entirely new dimension — one that is both ethereal and sophisticated.
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8 Benefits of Learning a Musical Instrument

Learning a musical instrument can have a significant impact on individuals, young or old. It’s not just about mastering an instrument or becoming a performer; it’s about the benefits that ripple through other areas of life. From improving cognitive skills to fostering emotional growth, music has the power to shape personal development in ways that extend far beyond the classroom.
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Eye On Design: Flying Saucer Dress By Issey Miyake
The Flying Saucer Dress from Miyake Design Studio (Spring/Summer 1994, prêt-à-porter collection) represents a continuation of Japanese fashion design legend Issey Miyake’s exploration of pleating garments with a playful element. He explains, “The Flying Saucer was a search for what could be done with different sorts of pleating — in this case, accordion pleats — and to see what could be done by combining fabric, design and movement. Why not make brightly-colored, wearable accordion?”
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Columbia Records Hosts Party With Very Tasty Food

The Band Train Performed Some Songs While We Ate Tasty Snacks
Back in the day, major labels used to host big deal press parties all the time, where hacks like me could get completely sloshed on free booze and engorge ourselves on sumptuous snacks. Good times. Those days are generally considered to be gone with the dot com boon, but last night Columbia Records hosted a party for the band Train at an art gallery located in a westside neighborhood formerly known for its population of transvestite hookers. I think most people came to hear Train perform songs from its new CD For Me, It’s You, but what everybody in the loft was really buzzing about was how awesome the food was. Continue reading Columbia Records Hosts Party With Very Tasty Food

