From wall plates, cylindrical test tube lamps to square dining plates and triangle stools, the market is flooded with furniture, serveware and decor items that have a geometric shape. This trend ...

The golden ratio’s value is about 1.618 (but not exactly 1.618, since then it would be the ratio 1,618/1,000, and therefore not irrational) and it’s also referred to by the Greek letter φ ...

The golden ratio between a pair of objects was first defined by Euclid over 2,000 years ago as equal to the ratio of their sum to the bigger of the two quantities. That ratio value is 1.618, or phi.

Mystery of golden ratio explained Date: December 21, 2009 Source: Duke University Summary: The golden ratio is a geometric proportion that has been theorized to be the most aesthetically pleasing ...

Now on Kickstarter, The Golden Ratio Coloring Book contains over 20 new illustrations of the Fibonacci spiral in nature, as seen in the flight patterns of butterflies, the growth of a seashell ...

A Duke University scientist believes he has figured out the secret behind the popularity of the golden ratio – and it’s all down to evolution.

The Golden Ratio: just typing the words can make the clouds part. The most mathematical way of describing the ratio would be 1.6180 (read more here). The least mathematical way of describing the ...

Edward Burne-Jones, The Golden Stairs (1876-1880). Image: Wikipedia. Though modernism drifts away from a strict use of the Golden Ratio, geometry figures heavily in many movements at this time.