Design
52 unrolled threads about design, each one readable on a single page.
- Feb 22, 2025
Thread of beautiful interior designs 🧵 1. The Orient Express, an icon since 1883
SummaryA curated collection of 20 stunning interior and architectural designs from around the world, featuring iconic landmarks like the Orient Express, Opéra Garnier, and Hall of Mirrors, as well as luxurious private residences and historic palaces. The thread showcases diverse design styles spanning from Belle Époque Art Nouveau to contemporary architecture across Europe, North America, and beyond.21 tweets2 min read - Aug 1, 2025
Beautiful Things from the time gone by 🧵 1. This is a Westinghouse gyro ceiling fan copper oxide finish from 1920
SummaryA nostalgic collection of beautiful and fascinating vintage items and inventions from the 1780s through 1960s, including antique safes, ceiling fans, refrigerators, furniture, World War era equipment, and curious contraptions like the baby cage and monowheel that showcase the ingenuity and design aesthetics of past centuries.26 tweets3 min read - Sep 12, 2024
be honest is it too early to post a thread of my spooky pride headers
SummaryArtist asking for feedback on whether it's too early to post spooky pride-themed headers, offering free or tip-based downloads of their work.4 tweets1 min read - Sep 23, 2024
Hi. Game designer here. I’ve seen the metrics. While it’s not just you, there is a sizable number of players who spend huge amounts of time in character creation. Some will spend more than an hou...
SummaryA game designer explains why character creation options matter in RPGs: some players spend hours customizing, others want quick presets, and representation is crucial for underrepresented groups who rarely see themselves in games. The variety of options serves different player motivations from roleplay to self-expression to experimentation.31 tweets4 min read - Jul 30, 2025
Incredible things from the years gone by. ~ A Thread🧵 1. A 100 year old vintage clothes dryer.
SummaryA curated collection of fascinating vintage and antique items spanning from the 15th century to the 1960s, including innovative appliances, elegant furniture, and ingenious mechanical devices that showcase the craftsmanship and design of bygone eras.16 tweets2 min read - Nov 7, 2024
In 1974, Steve Jobs came to India in search for enlightenment. 7 months later, he returned with a philosophy that would later build Apple into a $1 trillion empire. Here’s the philosophy: 🧵 https:/...
SummarySteve Jobs' 1974 spiritual journey to India inspired his philosophy of simplicity and intuition, which became Apple's core principle. By trusting gut instincts over pure logic and removing non-essential features, Jobs built Apple into a trillion-dollar company by focusing on clarity and essential functionality.14 tweets2 min read - Aug 20, 2025
Incredible Japan 🇯🇵🧵 1. These public bathrooms in Japan are totally transparent, until you lock them 👀
SummaryA thread showcasing various aspects of Japanese innovation, infrastructure, nature, and culture, including transparent bathrooms, robot technology, traditional architecture, efficient transportation systems, and respectful social behaviors. The collection highlights Japan's blend of cutting-edge technology and natural beauty, from power-generating footsteps to iconic locations like Mount Fuji and cherry blossoms.23 tweets3 min read - Apr 26, 2026
tomodachi life island tips 🤍 will be updated as i play more, thread ⬇️
SummaryA thread sharing design tips for Tomodachi Life island building, including advice to plan around central points, utilize shop back areas, mix grass textures, use real-world inspiration, vary colors and fencing, and create mini islands that make sense to you.9 tweets1 min read - Nov 26, 2025
High quality exhibition art pics, a thread again... yay 🪡🪡
SummaryA thread sharing high-quality exhibition art pieces and commission announcements, with some back-and-forth commentary on various artworks and posts.7 tweets1 min read - Dec 16, 2024
Notice how logos recently all look the same? Not because it makes them look better... But because of THIS psychological trick that manipulates your brain. That's why Google, Microsoft, and Airbnb a...
SummaryModern logos from tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Airbnb have converged toward simpler, similar designs due to psychological and practical reasons: our brains process simple visuals 60,000x faster than text, and simple logos work better across digital platforms at various sizes. This evolution isn't lazy design but survival in an information-overloaded world.20 tweets2 min read - Mar 18, 2026
Meet the new Stitch, your vibe design partner. Here are 5 major upgrades to help you create, iterate and collaborate: 🎨 AI-Native Canvas 🧠 Smarter Design Agent 🎙️ Voice ⚡️ Instant Prototypes 📐 D...
SummaryStitch, an AI-powered design tool, launches major upgrades including an AI-native canvas that handles images, code, and text; a smarter design agent with better context understanding; voice design capabilities; instant prototype generation; and built-in design systems with DESIGN.md for consistency across projects.8 tweets1 min read - Sep 10, 2024
Some style lessons from Gerard Basquiat, a Haitian immigrant whose son helped define the New York art scene and neo-expressionism. 🧵
SummaryA detailed thread analyzing Gerard Basquiat's tailoring choices, including notch lapel placement, trouser rise, accessory selection, and overall aesthetic principles that created his quiet sophistication. The thread uses Basquiat's style as a framework for teaching men's fashion fundamentals like fit, proportion, texture, and avoiding common fashion mistakes.18 tweets2 min read - Aug 13, 2025
Have you ever noticed that people dressed better in the past? Even in the summer, when it was scorching hot? Why is this? 🧵
SummaryPeople dressed better in the past not because they were slimmer or richer, but because their clothes had better shape, drape, and detailing through tailoring techniques, specialized natural fabrics, and willingness to accept minor discomfort. Modern clothing prioritizes comfort and clings to the body, lacking the distinctive silhouettes, textures, and proportions that made past fashion aesthetically superior.25 tweets3 min read - Aug 23, 2025
I’m honored to be appointed by President Trump as the first Chief Design Officer of the United States of America. (🧵)
SummaryA newly appointed Chief Design Officer of the United States aims to modernize government services with Apple Store-level design and user experience, making government digital services more beautiful and accessible to Americans. The role involves establishing a National Design Studio to update government technology and operations.2 tweets1 min read - Sep 12, 2024
A grey house that was stripped of all its Victorian glory is beautifully restored to respect its former character. Is it time to gut out the grey?🧵
SummaryA thread showcasing the transformation of a grey Victorian house being restored to its former colorful glory, arguing that grey interiors feel uninspiring and incomplete compared to richly colored, visually engaging spaces that create a welcoming home.9 tweets1 min read - Nov 23, 2025
self taught blender artist here. blender is a really intimidating program for beginners so i’d like to share some resources to help people get started 🧵
SummaryA self-taught Blender artist shares a comprehensive collection of beginner-friendly tutorials and resources to help newcomers learn 3D modeling, including guides for low-poly characters, cute characters, dioramas, and various texturing techniques.14 tweets2 min read - Nov 21, 2025
It took years to bring this 3-minute animation to life. Fully hand-drawn. Self-funded. This is the first step into a massive sci-fi/fantasy mythos I’ve been building for a decade. Turn the sound up...
SummaryA creator shares a fully hand-drawn 3-minute animation they spent years developing as the foundation for a sci-fi/fantasy graphic novel series, launching a fundraiser to bring the books to life. The animation was created by animator Anthony F. Schepperd and recently aired on Toonami and Adult Swim.5 tweets1 min read - Jun 27, 2025
Amazing Things from the Past ~ A Thread 🧵 1. Around 175 year old fan made by the East India Company when there was no electricity!
SummaryA nostalgic collection of inventions, products, and innovations from the past 150+ years, featuring everything from early automobiles and mechanical devices to vintage aircraft amenities and quirky inventions that never caught on. The thread showcases the ingenuity and often impractical designs of historical engineering and everyday items.24 tweets3 min read - Jun 24, 2026
🧛 HOW DO I DRAW PLUS SIZED BODIES - I made this “tutorial” a few months ago and posted it on my ig, and I decided to post it here as well since im currently working on a part 2 with updates and answ...
SummaryAn artist shares a tutorial on how to draw plus-sized bodies, originally posted on Instagram, with plans for a follow-up featuring updates and answers to community questions.2 tweets1 min read - May 16, 2026
音に注意⚠️ こんな風にカニさん🦀生産しています😊 高音のお湯で溶けるシートに機械で刺繍します。 鍋で溶かして、糸🧵だけになります。 そのような作り方をケミカルレースといいます。
SummaryThis thread shows how chemical lace crab designs are made by embroidering thread onto a water-soluble sheet, then boiling it away to leave just the thread design. The sheet dissolves in hot water (around 65°C) after multiple boiling cycles.2 tweets1 min read