The recently inaugurated blog StylishLabs is a place where aesthetically minded, creative folks—designers, freelancers, entrepreneurs, developers and the like—can find new ideas, get inspired, and brew up their own creative storms. As a part of their creative endeavor, they’re fishing for design/innovation oriented blogs to join their Creative District.
Other than that they’ve got posts about how to publish your portfolio, new and interesting apps, book recs, and a section for drinking in the inspiration called CSS Design Inspiration. The blog still has that tint of newness and they’re working on expanding the content and even the look of the site. Take a tour and see what you think.
StylishLabs.com In Their Own Words
“StylishLabs is a community dedicated to all those designers, developers, freelancers, entrepreneurs, artists, bloggers and creatives looking for inspiration, style, ideas, creativity and knowledge. Our aim is to build a space where ideas flow, and where knowledge is shared also a space to inform you about the latest trends, tips, ideas and news.
Here you’ll find all you need to know about design, creativity, innovation, style, entrepreneurship and much more. This is a place for the talented ones and for those willing to become part of a new breed of creatives and entrepreneurs. But this is also a space to learn and share, with a little bit of fun and style. If you want to be part of the new age, The Age of Creativity you’re in the right place.”
Why StylishLabs.com It Might Be A Killer
StylishLabs has come up with a very open, cordial, community style site. While, it’s definitely still got a ways to go, its intent and purpose make for a grand idea. Collaborative, inspirational sites such as this, facilitate creativity and production.
Some Questions About StylishLabs.com
How will this site ferment creativity, without more interactive features? Right now it appears that user interaction is limited to comments. It would be nice to see collaborative workspaces. Will they be able to distinguish themselves from other design oriented sites? 
