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One thing upfront. I do not care how this thing sounds. Looking like a pair of ultra-futuristic robotic E.T. eyes is reason enough for my gadget lust. The BeoSound8 encapsulates the Bauhaus movement perfectly, with simple shapes and obvious usage. Dieter Rams will be proud.

To match your personal taste and the room you place it in, BeoSound 8 comes in either black or white with aluminium details and matching power cord. When you feel the need to add a splash of colour to the room, the list of options includes six fabric speaker covers in lavender blue, purple, green, yellow, black and white.

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Only Etro makes cow hide and paisley look like they belong together. via The Fashionisto

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Coöp is the studio of designer Paul Marcus Fuog. Since opening in 2004, Coöp has undertaken a variety of projects ranging from small art-based briefs to expansive design contracts. Positivity and experimentation are at the core of the studio’s practise.

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Bright colours and strong prints! Opening Ceremony can do no wrong.

And I need to get my hands on those shoes…

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Have a game with your cuppa! Concept from Danil Zdorov.

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For a little more fun in our daily lives, Taiwan design company bitplay has created a design concept for Bang!, a lamp that shoot the lights out. You fire a gun at the lamp to turn it off. The light goes out and the lampshade knocks to the side, showing that it’s been hit.

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Shelly Reed sees the world in black and white, and paints it thus. Her beautiful grey tones lets the viewer focus on the beauty of the composition and textures.

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Singaporean hotelier Yen Wong’s latest outing in Hong Kong is a decidedly opulent premise, filled with old-world charm. Designed by Seyhan Özdemir and Sefer Çağlar of young Istanbul-based design firm Autoban208 Duecento Otto delivers ‘rustic Italian cuisine from a New York perspective’. Yum.

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Wehberg installs gigantic 20 meter tall swings for Autostadt GmbH every year. One brilliant example where size does matter, no matter whatever you say… puny swing person.

 

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A men’s club left to rot over 40 years and brought to life by a daring gentleman. A great story of restoration and guts and lots of love for the old world charm. This is one stunning home. via Yatzer

photo © Robert Rausch of GAS Design Center, Image Courtesy of The New York Times.

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Sam Cox and Justin LaRosa from Physical Fiction creates retro handmade prints from hand-built Lego. Superb and what fun!

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Matthias Seifarth does strange off-beat illustrations of strange off-beat characters in the most loving and tender pencil strokes.

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Love the retro Polaroid but the technology of the iPhone? Now you can have both. Polaroid iPhone decal by Photojojo.

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Public service message: disease or childbirth may follow!

Haha! Yes thanks Uncle Pete!

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This is a brilliant brilliant idea! Soap Flakes by Nathalie Stämpfli gives you the hygienic plus side of liquid soap, where you don’t have to be touching the wet bar soap of the previous user, and the plus side of bar soaps, which are great at saving space in shipping containers instead of moving water all around the globe.

Today, most of the soap we use is liquid soap, which contains a lot of water. Block soap instead is more concentrated and therefore has some ecological benefits: You don’t transport unnecessary water around. In place of plastic bottles you can simply use paper for packaging. The solid blocks can easily be piled and allow a greater space efficiency in a truck.

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Give anything a pair of arms and suddenly it becomes a living thing, with emotions, expressions and moods. Buy it now, at krasznai

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Luis Mallo shows us how seeing a little  is often more powerful than seeing everything.

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Fun, irrelevant and slightly crazy… Pauline Borca’s Spring Summer 2011 collection balances the right amount of craft, textures and prints to recreate the fantasy of just dressing up and having fun.

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A huge balloon, some old doilies, lots of wallpaper glue and a dash of imagination gives you a beautiful lace lamp that you can say proudly you’ve made on your own! Love! via dosfamily.com

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How a plain box makes a difference.

This box never has to deal with a store shelf. It doesn’t require layers of plastic — so you can open it easily. It can use fewer materials than our retail package — which can make recycling simpler. And it would love to be recycled (where facilities exist).

It’s just one small thing we’re doing to make your experience, and the planet, a little better. your choice to buy online helps make it possible.

A brown box may not be pretty, but we think the results are beautiful.

I think so too. Thank Logitech.

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