A 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.
I need to finish my honey before the honey hunting bear comes for it. By Russian design agency Fresh Chicken.
Skywalking is a new sport where daredevils climb to the top of skywards structures without any safety equipment. The resulting images make my stomach curl and my knees weak. By Alexander Remnev and Vitaly Raskalov.
Kasper Hamacher’s use of the nature of fire and wood in producing these beautiful stools is simply brilliant.
So 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!
So 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.
Though not the most imaginative (nor understandable) wordplay, the glorious mustard colours and brilliant icon is cohesive and well-executed. By Design Ranch.
The entire Disney gang gets a nonchalant look, skinny body makeover from Barneys NewYork, promoting their latest collaboration for the coming shopping season.
EDIT: The video on youtube has since been removed by Disney for copyright violation, so you can watch the non-embedable version here.
Amazing sculptures of precision, repetition and grandeur, by Korean artist Byoungho Kim. May have inspired a certain Thomas Heatherwick much?
Alex Gibbs has a wicked sense of humour and it comes through best when rendered in simple coloured-pencils drawings.
I know nothing of the illnesses I will one day have.
Late night cam girl.
A plane once crashed here (Pan Am 1031988)
I want to get as high in the trees as the birds do.
Using 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.
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