We’re all adults here, but how can you resist this one? House Industries does it again with the launch of their Eames Font collection. Just like the Alexander Girard collection, House has accompanied the series with objects and prints including a set of alphabet blocks that stack together to build the Eames house. Genius we say. Proceed to see more photos. (via Friends of Type)

Arkitip and Incase will open Project Space, a gallery for exhibitions, performances and installations, on April 1st. Parra, the Dutch illustrator will be the first artist to exhibit.

Though it hasn’t been updated since last year, Stephen Alesch, one-half of Roman & Williams, has a blog. It gives you an insight into his everyday life.

The Comics of Chris Ware: Drawing Is a Way of Thinking is a new book to be released on April 1st. The book examines Ware’s influence in and outside of the comic book world. Three different editions will be available, paper, digital and hardcover that will include a printed case binding.

X-Girl’s first fashion show on the streets of New York circa 1994. Event organized by Spike Jonze and Sofia Coppola. (via weloveyouso)

One need not be a Sinatra fan to appreciate the singer’s former home in Palm Springs. Built in 1947 and designed by E. Stewart Williams, the Twin Palms is no Graceland. Instead, it is a landmark steeped in modern architecture history that influence the designs of many houses that followed. Through two tumultuous relationships, Sinatra would live in Twin Palms for seven years before selling it. The five decades following his departure, the house fell into numerous hands and eventually neglected until three enterprising New Yorkers decided to renovate the home. Twin Palms is now available to rent for a mere $2600 a night. The house sleeps eight, so we were about to suggest you rent it for the weekend of Coachella, however it appears that someone already beat you to it.