Boxhome is a 19 square meter prototype dwelling with four rooms covering the basic living functions: kitchen with dining, bathroom, living room and bedroom. By Rintala Eggertsson Architects.

Disk is a clean pendant lamp by Jean-François d’Or. Produced by tossB.

Surface Architects have refurbished a part of Centre for Film & Media, Birkbeck College, London. The new area holds a state of the art auditorium and awesome, crazy hallway.

The Plastic Nature is a furniture concept by Dutch designer Alexander Pelikan which exemplifies the connection of the "plastic-world" and the world of wooden furniture.

Garrett Davis and Kirsten Lepore produced almost 40 lbs of drawings for their charming music video "Story from North America".

Swedish Jenny Marchi lets you turn your Swedish social security number into visual shapes that are printed as posters.

Aoyama Table Series by Paul André Leroy for Danish Gubi. Steel plate table top and a laser cut table base gives the table a visual lightness.

Kapero has a really nice office designed by Swedish N59.

Swedish architectural firm Thorbjörnsson+Edgren has designed the HQ for the marquess and jalousie company Riviera. I especially like the big windows and the simple red logo above the entrance.

Pacific is a nice and simple house model by Swedish Pinc House. A modern take on the 1930s functionalistic homes.

Estonian Woodoo (brothers Ken and Jan Graps) have designed some pretty cool stools from the stumps of Estonian oak.

Swedish Svegro has gotten some new packing for their line of potatoes. Behind the design is Stockholm based Amore.

Lucile is a lamp by the french designer Sylvain Rieu-Piquet. Base in matt grey lacquered steel; matt opaline glass shade or double shade - opaline + matt orange; transparent cable.

Swedish Jarl Fernaeus has designed a table, stool and lamp and made the final 17 of the Prix Emile Hermes competition. The elegant and tidy looking furniture group in the hallway takes care of chargers for mobile phones, iPods and cameras.

Today the Nobel prizes are handed out in Stockholm and Oslo. Take a closer look on the medals designed by Erik Lindberg, Gustav Vigeland and Gunvor Svensson Lundkvist.

Swedisk Smånsk has redesign the magazine Vagabonds travel bookstore in central Stockholm. A map of the local area provides the basis for the floor pattern, which continues up the walls in the form of a shelving system.

Maison Biscuit by Pierre Minassia, AUM. The house is located in a small village in the area of Lyon on a very steep slope and facing an open landscape.

The 36e8 kitchen suites system develops around three macro areas: N.O.W bases, wall units and cupboards. Designed by Italian Daniele Lago.

Bo-Young Jung and Emmanuel Wolfs is Draw Me a Sheep. They have created a few cool seating concepts inspired by the world’s debate on GMO products, eco-crisis and today’s struggling human relationship with nature and our desire for authenticity.

Judge a book by its cover? Please do! Nice series of covers by Lucy Davey for Colin Cotterill's books about the Lao coroner Dr. Siri Paiboun. Awesome books by the way...

Swedish teen perfume company Date has gotten a make over by Stockholm based No Picnic. Really nice lettering on the products!

Rugged and awesome winery by San Diego based architect Sebastian Mariscal. The Tercio Winery is located next to Casa en el Valle de Guadalupe #6673

The white vine glögg Herrgårdsglögg has a nice, almost with summer feel, bottle designed by Oslo based Designers Journey.

Ceci n’est pas une maison is a lamp and door stop inspired by old Swedish barns, by Arvesund.

Swedish Neumeister has redesigned Snälleröds glögg. The new label design reminds me of a single cask label (whiskey) with a Christmas twist.

UN ad about land mines. Listen to this designer as he tells us how the new range of plastics has changed the way he works forever...

Swedish Smålandsglögg has gotten a makeover by Ny Reklam. (Glögg is the Swedish form of mulled wine and popular around Christmas.)

Swedish Resteröds spring/summer 2009 collection is a celebration to the creative people during the 60´s and 70´s that made a big impact on the art, film and music scene and who made the world much more interesting.

RainMan is a decanter by Swedish designer Matilda Sundén Ringnér and it plays with the traditional way of transporting water/wine from container to drinking glass.

Drinking water becomes a completely new experience with the table tab. Using this tab inspired by old laboratory glass, it is as if you create water yourself. By Dutch designer Arnout Visser.

Hald Engel and his team have designed a classic looking visual identity and labels for Danish micro-brewery Indslev Bryggeri.

Swedish tea and coffee reseller Johan & Nyström have released a new line of 14 luxury teas. Teasy T Exclusive comes in eco-friendly bamboo tubes with stylish labels by Seforma.

Laisr has created a cool series of classic looking chairs out of carbon fiber and aluminum. (Laisr is Torgny Fjeldskaar and Javier Alberich.)

Estelle & Thild is a new Swedish brand with eco-friendly body products for children. Nice and organic looking packing by Stockholm based Dolhem Design.

Alga Science is a series of 14 edutainment toys from Swedish Alga. The toys teach how weather, wind, chemistry, water and electricity works. And when the toys are but together you get a working product, such as a solar music box!

Cool and clean furniture by the autodidact designer Peter Petersen and his company Signalement.

Beautiful auditorium and cafeteria for TRUMPF GmbH + Co, by Berlin based Barkow Leibinger. The ceiling is the most stunning feature with it's almost honeycomb like pattern/structure.

Nationalencyklopedin, the Encyclopaedia Britannica of Swedens, opens 64 000 of its most read articles for visitors to read for free. At the same time the site gets a long overdue makeover by Forsman & Bodenfors and Monc.

Juvet Landscape Hotel by Jensen & Skodvin Arkitektkontor. Basically each room is a detached small independent house with one, or sometimes two of the walls constructed in glass. In this way every room gets a awesome view of dramatic landscape.

Swedish Karin Robling uses a .44 Remington Magnum to design her furniture. The inspiration comes from a detective novel she has written.

Bold Faces is both a ad agency and a punk band. As a bunk band they have made songs about kerning, comic sans and most recently Microsoft,

Modern, and nice, Arabic book covers from the independent Egyptian publishing house Dar El Shorouk.

Villa by Arkitektfirmaet C. F. Møller. The villa lies on a sloping L-shaped site in a dense, old single-family neighbourhood, with view to the forest and the open landscape.

Punktum Design have designed a simple and nice brand identity (and bottles) for the Danish microbrewery Nørrebro Bryghus.

Tuath na Mara earned MacGabhann Architects the Royal Irish Architects Institute’s Best House and Public Choice Awards this summer. Stunning house in a stunning surrounding.

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