TubeDoorStopper is a silicone rubber paint tube as a door stopper. Of course its available in many different Pantone shades.

Laser cut steel brings vector graphics sensibility to the furniture design world. Make sure to also take a look at Susan Bradley's outdoor wallpaper series.

While most people take photographs of scupltures, Osang Gwon makes sculptures from photographs.

The Berg MOOV is a 4 in 1 child sized vehicle, made like an oversize Lego technics kit. I bet you can build even stranger vehicles if you get more than one kit.

David Weeks little votive candle look like miniature fireplaces

Magis Trioli chair, can be a high chair, a low chair, or a horse, a rocket or whatever. I wish I was a little designer kid.

Interstellar 2007 in Los Angeles on July 7-8. Street Art / Tee-Shirts / Designer Toys ... perfect for notcot fans

Firewinder is a wind-powered led light which works with the smallest breeze.

Urban Chaos, also old news, but I still love his sticker set

SIXIXIS designers use steam to curl and bend wood into amazing shapes. This is Curly Shade, 15 meters of Cornish Oak curling around a lightbulb.

Australian Design #003 The Eco Smart fireplace burns ethanol, and doesn't need venting, which allows for a clean minimalist design.

Books to Go by Rose Cobb, is a modular transportable bookcase. I love the little wheels and the handle that doubles as a book end.

Yeah, this is my next hybrid... presenting the Palumbo M80. 46Mpg and 0-60 in 3.9 seconds.

Why have a boring plank in your backyard when you can have a stylishly designed swing by TUNTO

I just sold my BBQ today in preparation for the big move. I would love to get the new EVA SOLO Gas Grill for the new place

Mazen Kerbaj decided to stay in beirut, and is blogging from there. It's harder to ignore a war when it becomes personal. I love his drawings

I have no ideas how recent this is, but kudos to my friends at PSYOP for another fantastic ad.

Michael Sans cuckoo clock as seen on DesignSpotter.

Monochromatic Fashion. NY Times article about people who like to wear the same color everyday, and none of them wear black...

There is a fairytale aspect to Shawn Lovell's bed. Although I'm not sure I would want a bird nest directly above me while I sleep...

Tunebuckle added 2 new ipod belts. Unfortunately they also replaced their sexy male model with a very average guy. (good thing I kept a pic of the original...)

Space Invader scarf with embedded QR-code from Lendorf and Kaywa. I really like the idea of knitting your own code. How about a .org scarf?

Marcus Wallinder's favorite color is green. He owns a Canon 350D and a 100mm f2.8 macro usm lens. This is his photoblog

Chair from a shopping trolley.

I would love to have a blind with a tree silhouette printed on it even if it wasn't a giant piece of ASCII art. By dutch designer Nienke Sybrandy

The corset umbrella by Guy de Jean for Jean-Paul Gaultier is only one of the designs of this designer for a rainy day.

rubberized baroque furnitures, from Fantastic Plastic. Love the primary colors

Kevin Dart has new prints available. I love his fake exploitation movie poster style. (He's also at ComiCon right now)

These fabulous mirrors by Jean-Marie Masaud for Glass Italia slowly fade from reflective to transparent.

Also from Ross McBride who made #1175, the Time-Table prototype

Azumi and David's bags are made for walking and soon they'll walk all over you...

I love the user interface: just spin the blade to start the fan.

I like the architectural simplicity of this line of moebius strip leather bags from Jerome Olivet

NIKE Cosplay. Think Sony Bravia ad, but with superheroes instead of balls... and you can get your own cosplay outfit!!

I saw these adorable buddha banks at a shop in San Francisco this weekend.

Bloom's fresco loft baby chair wouldn't look out of place next to Eero Aarnio's bubble chairs for mom and dad.

I love the Yazuka table, with traditional japanese tattoos printed on the surface of the wood.

"Floorplan Plates, why rent when you can own?" available at Fishs Eddy

The Strandbeests are these incredible wind-powered robotic sculptures by dutch artist/engineer Theo Jansen

Silly morning post: Fish Face

Like an hyperactive 3 year old, the little Yellow Drum Machine Robot wanders around the house looking for objects to drum on. [Editor's Note: Clocky could learn a thing or two from this guy]

If a moleskine is the analog equivalent of a PDA, this is the Desktop: the Giant Sketch is a 8000 page, 18" tall notebook, available from MATTER. (via JoshSpear)

Lock Cup is meant to keep your bad roommate from using your cup, and is probably as useful as sticking your toothpaste in a little plastic bag before taking a plane.

Petit Jardin garden bench by Tord Boontje, featuring his iconic graphic forms laser cut in white powder-coated steel.

The light wind by Demakersvan was inspired by dutch windmills.

Jonathan Bergeron aka Johnny Crap is a skater punk artist from Montreal who's fascinated by "Calaveras". His "two wheeled truck" pieces is part of the Paper Pusher show at G1988 SF