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Lieutenant Loofah Baath will take it from here.

Loofah takes her job as a Lieutenant Yellowjacket very seriously and demands that same dedication to the law from you.

The Yellowjackets have an important duty to fill in Limsa Lominsa and, by Llymlaen!, Loofah will see her duties through. Leave the prisoner to her. She'll see they end up where they belong.

Don't look too hard at her uniform. It's perfectly up to code and you are wasting valuable time by scrutinizing her when you should be scrutinizing the crime scene. Over there. Away from her.

Don't worry; the prisoner will without a doubt make it to their cell and you will without a doubt soon receive a promotion! Loofah promises to put in a good word for you.

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Not propaganda but watching Pandora go up and down in oercentage is so fun. I hope it wins, not just because I like dsmp and Pandoras vault, but because it would be really fucking funny

Mcytblr will forever be scarred by the Vault war of 2024, one of the bloodiest battle of them all

The generals Legundo and Vikingpilot were able to quickly push through the frontline in a coordinated effort, entering into the Dreamswept Hills, inching closer to the capital Lemanbourg.

Yet, as they reached the doors of the city, progress stoped and their army was finaly halted and started to be pushed back, the Pandora resistance, renowned to never lose, was here to reclaim its territory

With no other options available, only one was available, push deeper. They launched operation Ghost, a covert opperative to rallies troops through mass propaganda, and while it slowly closed the gap, it was clear the dominion needed more firepower.

Over a hundred mercenaries were enlisted through payments of priceless art and long lost books, but when the tides finally changed, rose once again a long lost alliance, the jailmakers.

Pandora's resistance wasn't just a resistance anymore, it was ready to finish the game on their playing field. The goal was no longer survival, but to take prisoners, to feel the cells of their master. "The Great Wife"

Turns out, their superior experience in bloody combat was enough to salvage an upper hand, after all, they did vanquish the tinkering army of frost citadel and enslave their leader, the legendary dungeonkeeper.

But it wasnt over yet, the dominion had one final ace up their sleeves, the night puzzle, something so mysterious yet so strong that maybe, just maybe, it could be enough to win this battle.

Because in the end, even after this one, the war is not over.

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(via a bicycle for everyday use | JAILmake | Flickr)

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Plantable by JAILmake Studio

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(via Jailmake overhauls south London home to make kitchen garden the focal point)

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Plantable by Jailmake

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Kirkwood House / Jailmake Ltd

Photos © Jailmake Ltd

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Project by Jailmake

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Su Ket Hop Doc Dao Cua Cay Xanh Trong Nha Va Noi That

Bạn có thể biến chân bàn thành giàn dây leo, trồng rau gia vị quanh chiếc đèn phát ánh sáng có lợi cho cây xanh. Hay thậm chí là trồng một bãi cỏ ngay trên chiếc sofa của mình... Đó là những sáng tạo độc đáo mang thiên nhiên đến gần cuộc sống con người.

Cây xanh trong nhà đã và đang là lựa chọn hàng đầu, thỏa mãn nhu cầu sống xanh của mọi người. Tuy nhiên, dưới con mắt độc đáo đầy nghệ thuật của các nhà thiết kế, thì có rất nhiều phát kiến đầy sáng tạo mang cây xanh vào đời sống.

1. Chiếc đèn trồng cây trong nhà

Khi nhìn qua, nhiều người sẽ lo lắng cây nhanh chóng héo úa do sức nóng của đèn. Tuy nhiên, đây là loại đèn Led cung cấp ánh sáng cho cây quang hợp tốt cho cây xanh trong nhà tốt nhất. Mẫu đèn tối giản nhiều công năng này của hai nhà thiết kế Kfir Schwalb, Orit Magia (Israel).

2. Khu vườn treo trên đèn

Lấy cảm hứng từ khu vườn treo Babylon nổi tiếng, chiếc đèn này thích hợp để bày ở khu vực làm việc, hành lang và bàn ăn. Đèn được thiết kế đảm bảo các tiêu chuẩn an toàn về điện. Các nhà sản xuất khuyên bạn nên chọn các loại cây ít cần chăm sóc, thích hợp điều kiện trồng trong nhà như cây không khí, các loại sen đá.

3. Bàn làm việc là giàn cây dây leo

Các nhà thiết kế của JAILmake Studio (Anh) đã nghĩ ra ý tưởng biến bốn chân bàn thành các trụ để cây leo bám lên. Giải pháp này muốn đưa mọi người trở lại thói quen tự trồng cây, thu hoạch và chế biến tại chỗ.

4. Chân ghế biến thành chậu trồng cây

Một chiếc ghế bình thường được nhà thiết kế Zhuo Wang biến đổi trở nên sinh động hơn. Tuy nhiên, khi cây dây leo phát triển, chủ nhà không nên sử dụng ghế để ngồi mà nên biến thành chỗ để đồ trang trí.

5. Chiếc ghế xanh mát giúp che nắng

Sản phẩm này đang được để ở sân chơi cho trẻ nhỏ trong một bệnh viện ở Tel Aviv (Israel). Công ty TreeNovation đưa ra các ý tưởng biến cây cảnh thành các vật dụng có công năng sử dụng.

6. Ngăn bàn là một tiểu cảnh cây xanh

Thay vì để ngăn bàn thành chỗ chất đồ bề bộn, bạn có thể biến chúng thành nơi trồng những loại cây dễ chăm, rải sỏi. Bạn lưu ý tưới nước vừa phải, kê thêm tấm lót để tránh nước rơi ra sàn nhà và lựa chọn các loại cây cảnh dễ trồng.

7. Ghế tựa phủ cỏ êm ái

Nếu sống trong khu chung cư, bạn sẽ bớt nhớ cảm giác được nằm dài trên bãi cỏ vào những ngày nắng đẹp với chiếc ghế này. Chủ nhà cũng dễ dàng di chuyển ghế nhờ bánh xe tiện lợi.

8. Chủ nhà trồng cỏ, hoa, rau trên bàn ăn

Rất nhiều người thích cảm giác gần gũi với thiên nhiên nhưng lại ghét bị những con bọ, kiến bò xung quanh. Với chiếc bàn trồng cỏ kê trong nhà, bạn sẽ có cảm giác giống đi picnic nhưng lại sạch sẽ. Bạn cũng có thể thay thế cỏ bằng các loại hoa, xương rồng, sen đá hoặc cây xanh mini theo sở thích. Lựa chọn hoàn hảo nhất là trồng được các loại cây gia vị để bạn có thể vừa ngồi trên bàn, vừa hái rau ăn.

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Multifunctional Product Designs that combine your love of plants with the modern lifestyle!

Multifunctional Product Designs that combine your love of plants with the modern lifestyle! http://bit.ly/326lorO

I love having plants at my home! Agreed, I have had some troubles and mishaps, and quite a few succulents have sacrificed themselves to my cause, but I can’t help trying to make my surroundings greener. What I would love to own though, is all of these designs that beautifully marry everyday products with plants. This unique list includes everything from lamps that create a self-sustaining environment, which means the plants are safe from my busy hands to a coffee table, indoor farms and even a terrarium where the plants and fish live off each other’s ecosystem! However green your thumb is, there is surely a design that can match your gardening skills.

Mygdal Plant Light by Nui Studio is a revolutionary lighting solution not just because the luminaire is a completely self-sustaining ecosystem where the plants can grow undisturbed, but also because of its one-of-a-kind electrically conductive glass coating

The Oasis Multifunctional Table brings together a planter at the base of a table, which keeps green thanks to the integrated LED lights, and stays hydrated via the clever funnel found at the center of the table top. Excess water simply drips down to the collection tray and evaporates back into the air, as designed by Pei-Ju Wu

The Brot is a lamp and planter combined into one slick, terracotta package. The lamp provides nourishment to a tiny kitchen-garden that you can literally pick from and use in your meals by Benditas Studio

Spanning four floors, House Patrocinio is located in Lisbon, Portugal and it’s a house like no other, with its lush vertical garden exterior.  Underneath all of the green is a rectangular tower of a building but the facade, and the approximately 4,500 plants that cover it make it a standout by Rebelo Andrade

The Home Aquaponics Fish Tank creates a wonderful self-sustaining ecosystem where an aquarium and terrarium live off each other’s waste, beautifully displaying the relationship between flora and fauna by Daylight Design & Back to the Roots

Designed to blend in with your existing home atmosphere, Aeva is what happens when Scandinavian design values meet modern hydroponics by  Conner Tidd & Kevin Jakiela for Inertia

Etta is a wooden room divider composed of a base and of reconfigurable elements. The little bench acts as a seat and as a platform where it is possible to arrange at will the mobile elements: a little table/shelf, an upholstered backrest, and two grids, one vertical and the other horizontal, conceived to support different typologies of houseplants by Dossofiorito

Mirror Halo and Coffee Table Ovio, are designs that incorporate plants by Poland based Bujnie

Botanical Planter Screens by Helen Koutoris provides a sense of natural visual separation to indoor and outdoor spaces alike

The AU_34 plant Halo Lamp by Massimo Cappella Studio

Clairy is an award-winning planter/purifier hybrid that adds a touch of aesthetic beauty and greenery to your space. With a purifier integrated into the planter itself, Clairy pulls polluted air through its top, allowing to pass through and around the plant and soil, getting the plant to absorb microorganisms, gases, and dust particles by Vitesy

Plantable by JAILmake has the legs that double as supporting trestles while the pots fit snugly at the foot of each leg

Design via Yanko Design http://bit.ly/33D9esf August 26, 2019 at 09:43AM

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South London studio @jailmake has redesi...

South London studio @jailmake has redesi…

South London studio @jailmake has redesigned this once “ill-functioning” 1960s house in Peckham by opening up the kitchen and dining area to a spacious garden. See more images on dezeen.com/interiors #interiors #interiordesign #renovation #house #Peckham Photograph by @arorygardiner.

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(via Jailmake overhauls south London home to make kitchen garden the focal point)

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Jailmake overhauls south London home to make kitchen garden the focal point

South London studio Jailmake has redesigned this once "ill-functioning" 1960s house in Peckham by opening up the kitchen and dining area to a spacious garden.

The East Dulwich-based studio, which is made up of 3D designers and engineers, completely reorganised the layout of the two-storey home, opening up the ground floor to redirect the "flow"of movement though the house.

The sense of procession created by the studio is intended to draw residents and their guests through to the light-filled living and dining area, where folding glass doors open onto a terrace.

Next to the entrance, a ply-clad utility room with rearrangeable shelves and an integrated laundry rack provides dedicated storage for the residents' bicycles and belongings.

Cork floor tiles contribute to the warm-toned palette of Peckham House, which is enhanced by the wooden storage cabinets in the kitchen.

A glazed sycamore-framed partition divides the kitchen and living areas, while allowing light to penetrate the combined rooms.

"[It is] completely hand-made to fit the space, featuring over six metres of continuous grain from a single tree, with the matched sycamore drawer fronts sitting on a black fibre board base," said the studio.

"The proportions and detailing allowing for seamless integration of the appliances, and the visual simplicity is retained by careful detailing such as hidden runners and magnetic socket covers, meaning that the functionality goes hand in hand with pared-down style," it added. 

Accents of colour to divide the areas, with pastel-green walls in the lounge contrasting sharply with the neighbouring crimson wall of the dining area.

Tumbling plants line the levels of a wall-mounted shelving unit along the windowsills, and fall from bookcases in the bedroom, bringing hints of the garden inside.

"Different textures and materials have been balanced across the space, with the soft, organic tones of the continuous cork floor contrasting with smaller details," said the studio.

"A changeable array of bespoke furniture and lighting around the house also reflects a balance of form, function and material."

In the kitchen garden, a small deck leads out to a terrace, covered in slate-chippings. Rust-coloured Corten steel is used to create raised flowerbeds and a trellis for he plants and flowers to grow up. The slate paths cross over around a fire pit and a pond.

Blackened timber panelling lines a section of the front of the house, intentionally bringing variation to the typically 1960s facades of the red brick terrace.

"The renovation keeps in touch with the roots of the building, linking the living space to the garden without turning it's back on the minimalist style of the era," said the studio.

In 2012, the studio condensed its 205-square-metre studio into just five-square-metres at design show Tent London, where they worked on a new brief every day.

Peckham House joins a growing number of recent renovation projects in south London, including a garden-facing extension by Nimtim Architects, which features timber portals frame windows and skylights, and a hairdressers-cum-gallery by Sam Jacob where customers stare at artworks rather than their reflections when they get a trim.

Related story

JAILmake pop-up studio at Tent London

Photography by Rory Gardiner.

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