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Faience: A Complete GNOME Shell Theme From The Creator of Faenza | OMG! Ubuntu!

This theme makes Gnome3 look gorgeous. So far, I've not found Gnome3 or Unity to be all that intuitive to use but I have a lot of hope that the second iteration of this generation of Linux UI/UX will specifically address all the hang-ups holding me back from adopting these new styles of interfaces.

I have been a big fan the Faenza iconset in the past and the screenshots showing this GTK theme look even better and make for a totally integrated experience. Looking forward to seeing the official Ubuntu release and trying both Unity and Gnome3 and compare how these two different approaches to interface design work out.
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