1. “How ‘Playboy’ Magazine Helped Make Eames and Mies Famous” at Co.Design.

2. Architzer’s roundup of homes inspired by Southern California modernism.

3. A look at the latest crop of designer hostels at Wallpaper*.

4. This article on “container urbanism” at Design Observer.

5. “Homemade,” a clean-cut, single-family residence by London-based design studio Bureau de Change at designboom.

6. Alan Friedman’s astonishing HD photos of the sun shot from his own backyard, via Colossal.

7. Design*Sponge’s tour of the Brooklyn home of graphic designer Jason Santa Maria and landscape and architectural designer Megan Born.

8. The latest free desktop wallpaper from The Fox Is Black, this time designed by Eight Hour Day.

9. The Windows of New York illustration project spotted by swissmiss.

10. Caught on to the “Harlem Shake” meme that’s sweeping the Internet? If anything, it’s giving us an interesting and unexpected look into a few workspaces across the globe, like this one from College Humor (check out all those Aerons), this studio in London with a pair of Mirra Chairs, and this one of AOL/HuffPost and its Eames Molded Plywood Coffee Table.

Featured in photo: Chair_One Stacking; Eames Table Contract Base Round Outdoor

1. Triangle Brush, Veronika Becker - Crafted in Germany by blind artisans, this unique desktop implement combines a metric triangle ruler with a hand-wired boar’s hair brush for dusting away the refuse of the creative process. Get one from Canoe.

2. Magis Chair_One Stacking, Set of 2, Konstantin Grcic - From triangles comes comfort in this distinctive seating modeled after the combined planes of a soccer ball. Sold in sets of 2. Choose from grey, red, and white seating on painted or polished aluminum legs. Get yours at Herman Miller.

3. Extraction Series: Extruded: White, Matthew Shlian - Through his most recent collaboration with Ghostly, Matthew Shlian incorporates energetic motion, rotation, and extrusion, creating shapes that strain to release themselves from two dimensions. Limited edition of 30, available now from The Ghostly Store.

4. Triangle to Triangle Small, Mike Perry - Mike Perry’s hand-drawn work knits and fastens together an intricate weave of shapes and colors. Like his hand-painted Eames Molded Plastic Chair, the effect of his complex illustrations is both beautiful and hypnotic. Get this and more at Mike Perry Studio.

5. Grimm’s Magnetic Play: Triangles - If you’re interested in creating your own triangular complexity, try the 64-piece set of birch plywood magnetic triangles. Arrange them into faces, landscapes, or abstract patterns for a perpetual exploration in color and shape. Pick one up at Module-R.

6. Triangle Notebook, Tan Mavitan - Looking to escape the tyranny of the square or rectangle? At first glance the Triangle Notebook does just that… until you open it to form a perfect square on which to write and draw. Consider it the best of both worlds. Available at MoMA.

P.S. We couldn’t resist adding a few extra triangles. Enjoy some pizza on these triangular Pizza Plates from Uncommon Goods.

Photos: Linked within the text.

1. “10 Wonderful Libraries Repurposed from Unused Structures” at Flavorwire.

2. A Modernist’s post on George Nelson’s contribution to the opening title sequence of John Huston’s 1961 film The Misfits.

3. Huff Post Green’s article on Herman Miller’s emphasis on sustainability.

4. PSFK’s video interview with Yves Behar and coverage of his new Ouya video game console (a current Kickstarter darling).

5. The Evening Edition, a commute-size way to catch up on the daily news, discovered by Swiss Miss.

6. Thinking about trying the Scratch notepad app introduced on Maniacal Rage.

7. These photos of the Apple iPad prototype from the early 2000s via the Los Angeles Times.

8. On a related note, this rural Colorado home design inspired by the iPod at Co.Design. (We think the Magis Chair_One fits in nicely.)

9. Ellsworth Kelly’s wall sculpture now at the Hopkins Center for the Arts on the Dartmouth campus (via Unbeige).

10. The Architecture Alphabet spotted by Roman Mars, creator of the 99% Invisible radio show, in his feature on Very Short List.

1. Core 77′s coverage of the finale party at the Herman Miller Pop Up Shop.

2. Architect David Closes’ modern renovation of this crumbling convent church in Spain (via Inhabitat).

3. And over in Portugal, this reorganization of Pombal Castle’s Hill by COMOCO Architects (via Yatzer).

4. “Shocking Color in a Swedish Summer House” on Remodelista (check out that Magis Chair_One).

5. The gallery-like A+P House by Bauart Architects featured on Freshome.

6. The WTHR weather app inspired by the “10 Principles Of Design” by industrial designer Dieter Rams (via Co.Design).

7. The design of the Karaköy Rooms boutique hotel in Istanbul by RunArchitects via MoCo Loco.

8. These posters of chairs like our Eames molded plastic armchair with rocker base at Monoqui.

9. The “Lost” Steve Jobs interview that debuted this week on iTunes.

10. This must-see short video by NYC-based production company Variable celebrating the Hindu festival of colors (via The Fox Is Black).

2. A bookcase that magically stores chairs and tables at PSFK.

3. ”Are You Spending 1,000 Hours Preparing for Your Next Job?” at the Harvard Business Review.

4. LA Observed’s short chat with Allon Schoener, author and periodic guest at the Eames House in the 1950s.

5. It comes equipped with Wi-Fi … could you use this as an occasional outdoor office? (Via Design Milk)

6. These home-office solutions for cords, cables, and devices at Apartment Therapy.

7. The Selby’s tour of jewelry designer Philip Crangi’s NYC home and studio.

8. Did you see our SAYL Chair on True Blood? (Via latimes.com)

9. This discussion about design knockoffs at last weekend’s Dwell on Design home show. (Via Dwell)

10. Hither and Thither’s coverage of our Pop-Up Shop in Soho, NYC. There’s still time to stop by — it’s open through this Sunday, July 1.