SHAG will be on hand for a special meet & greet and signing opportunity as we celebrate the release of his "Haunted Mansion" inspired artwork created in commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of the Haunted Mansion.

Augmented Reality, Particle Beam by James Alliban.

The windows of Kartell's Milan flagship store have been transformed for design week into six room settings, each animated by a life size Barbie.

Underground DJ/graphic designer Mike Davis and the peeps at Kidrobot have created these awesome alphabet zipper pull keychains.

Valerie Morignat Underwater Photographer, is also a film director and an artist.

This is Origami by Magdalena Czarnecki.
Empty paper bags, containing simple step by step instructions on how to fold the bag into an origami animal, becomes a sustainable designer toy, in paper.

Kingston University graduate Michael Antrobus exhibits a range of stationary made of steel bars.

Honey Moon by Lauren Golembiewski. The bottle would be sent to new clients, as we start our honeymoon for our sweet new business relationship.

Message in a box by Wendy Plomp, prints intricate rug patterns on cardboard boxes.

We Choose the Moon, is using history, Flash, and social media to let us all relive the key moments of that great mission.

Never-EverLand by Atelier Van Lieshout.
Mini Capsule Hotel was bought by actor Brad Pitt, who apparently plans to install it on his private beach.

H&M has just launched a Fashion Against AIDS campaign, which allows users to create music videos by dragging and dropping celebrities and beats on the tracks.

Spherical robot by Nils Völker.
A ball-shaped robot on the base of a Lego Mindstorms NXT. It can move in any direction by turning it's internal mass, remote controlled via bluetooth with a second NXT.

Tulip collection by MDT-Tex, consists of elegant parasols with quite unusual shapes similar to a nice flower.

Inspired in the "Swiss Army Knife, allowing users to extract the shelves they need when they need them. Swiss Army Knife by Ivan Hernandez Quintela and Juan Zouain.

Design by Shige Hasegawa is impressively attractive even at first glance before you realize how innovative it is in terms of not just style but also sustainability and portability.

The Scratch DJ Coffee Table by Bughouse doesn't actually play, but you can replace the LP according to your preferences.

Seventy years ago, in the spring of 1939, New Yorkers - as well as visitors from all over the globe - were treated to a spectacular World’s Fair.

In Jean Shin's interactive sculpture, thousands of recycled keyboard keys are embedded into a continuous textile.

The Blausen Human Atlas iPhone application provides point-of-care access to 3D animations of common medical treatments and conditions.

This photo set is by Aleksey Petrosian, Russian photographer. He sees life in Russia from a beautifully fascinating perspective.

Sinfonia 14 by Moda is subdivision of the Italian design group Di Loddo & Perego, which specializes in production of unique furniture with creative designs.

Codex Seraphinianus by Italian artist Luigi Serafini is a window on a bizarre fantasy world. Numerous illustrations that borrow from the modern age but veer into the extremely unusual.

In the world today there are 10 million classrooms in need of repair. Architecture for Humanity thinks we can do better. They are sponsoring the 2009 Open Architecture Challenge: to design the classroom of the future.

Perfetti van Melle India is promoting Sour Marbels as “Really Sour” in an amusing print advertising campaign featuring the art work of Deelip Khomane.

“There is a lot of life in a tree. Imagine in a forest.”
Illustration, made for DM9DDB Brasil agency for the WWF campaign about deforestation.

Nikon Coolpix S1000pj works like a conventional 12.1 megapixel camera with a 2.7 inch LCD viewscreen, but that's where the similarity ends. Its projector can play back pictures and video at a relatively big 40-inch size.

Tamago by Merci Design, is a new line of 100% recyclable children’s play furniture.

The chair based on the Duck was hand made by Charlie Davidson himself over the course of two weeks.

A shut book is just a block, check out Amandine Alessandra’s clever use of objects to create typography.

The making of Barbie. The doll is sold in 150 countries, has represented more than 50 nationalities and ethnicities.

As a regular commuter on the Victoria Line for many years, I have become familiar with the different tiled motifs behind the seating on each platform.

The Fontana Arte Tour Table by Gae Aulenti.

Pleats Pleats by Imaginary Office that consists of 19 strips of upholstered polyurethane foam, woven around a white powder-coated steel frame.

The 'trattoria' chair by Jasper Morrison for Magis will be presented during The Milan Design Week 09.

The NeoCube is an entertainment device like no other in the world. See the video...

The Flux chair combines design with the practical advantages of foldable furniture in an innovative way.

Footwear designer Chau Har Lee has a distinctive architectural style, using materials like laser-cut acrylic, wood, and steel alongside traditional leather.

FIELD Flourescent Bulbs Powered By Richard Box.
A Field of Light Sabers, Powered By Ambient Electricity.

Compartmentalism: Poster being unfolded. (click second from left on top)

In a black & white Paris, little creatures with paintbrush decide to brighten up the city...
Reulf is student project from University of Paris VIII directed by Quentin Carnicelli, Charles Klipfel & Jean-François Jégo.

Optus Whale Song by M&C Saatchi, Sydney.
Anything's possible through communication.

Ciclotte, the bike looks so cool, this concept was exhibited in Milan, designed by Luca Schieppati.

Jellyfish: 18 Dangerous Beauties

Bipolar Chair by Steve Haslip.
Plain wooden IKEA chair into a physical manifestation of a human characteristic.

New Rubik’s cube is a sphere. The Rubik's 360 ~ August 2009