Chic-Beaches! Planning ahead for a Summer beach getaway? These handcrafted totes and pouches from Antic Mallorca by local women using the leaves from Palmito plants are the chic-est and eco and socially friendliest choices.
Read MoreA family of bookends to keep your shelf nice and tidy, by the amazing guys at Morten & Jonas.

Where is the door? Ahhh! The chevron’s pointing me to where I should enter! Love the brush for the dirty boots. Get yours at Kaufmann Mercantile.

Kasper Hamacher’s use of the nature of fire and wood in producing these beautiful stools is simply brilliant.
Read MoreSo I heard that you have boarded the electric powered “green” bandwagon and started a zero-carbon-foot-print “green” company. All you need now is a “green” logo and Vegetal Identity can give you the ultimate “green” logo!
Read MoreSo the Bouroullec brothers successfully created a the Steelwood Chair where one material cannot do without another, Hilla Shamia has taken the idea one step further by fusing wood and aluminum into a beautiful inseparable new material, casting them into furnitures.
Read MoreUsing only Alloy 101 Ultra Conductive Copper tubing and nylon zip ties, Paul Loebach whips up a “self-supporting” table that supports itself with some clever geometric shapes.








These cube planters by Score+Solder sure makes me want to put on my gardening gloves so just to have some of these scattered around the house. They also do terrariums and other planters with geometric perfection.
Read MoreIf you ever tried the cocktails in a can that you might have so desperately picked up for whatever reason and only to regret after taking the first sip…fear no more! Tatabi Studio has created Enkaja where pre-measured canisters of cocktail mixes combines to form the freshly mixed cocktail of your choice! You can be creative or stick by the tried and tested formulae for the cocktails provided. With its identity system looking a lot like the periodic table, they might also have found the solution to best teach Chemistry!
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Although methinks there is way too much philosophy attached to a clock, it still does not deter me from wanting one. Real bad. Only drawback I guess is finding a horizontal wall for it to hang from. By Studio Toer.
“Shaped-by-time” is a clock that shapes itself by the passage of time. Because it’s looking for the most efficient way to move itself through the matter it will create an organic form by the slow repetitive movement of time. Time is slightly visible when the clock starts running, after a few days it excavates itself out of the matter and time will appear. From then on it slowly starts creating it’s organic form in which it will find it’s ideal shape.Then you want to forget time, shake it a bit and it will start all over again with finding it’s way. Like time heals wounds, this clock litterly heals itself by time.



I love it when objects get simplified to their bare minimum, and I dare you to simplify a bottle opener more than what Oscar Diaz has.



A simple but no less beautiful Oak and Ceramic citrus squeezer by Jakob Heilberg for Legnoart. Buy yourself one from the good fellows at GSelect for USD89.





















































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