Kasil's website has some gorgeous imagery - including their washes being named after oceans

PinQy, i didn't know i needed a fire extinguisher (or 5) this badly, until i saw the videos and images of these PinQys!

Ryan Frank's Grapple Hook Coat Rack is genius!

adidas got down with Japanese artist Yoshiaki Kaihatsu to re-construct track-tops from their fall/winter 08 seasons and present them in a "Pets of the World" collection.

The Dangerous Book For Boys - Everything fun about being a kid, in one big volume. The website has sample tips & facts, some sweet downloadable badges, and even a trailer for the book.

URBN Trick My Sofa ~ only $500 and adjustable arm rests, and cheaper than an iPhone

GREENER POSTURE is "Hacking through the biodegradable, zero-carbon, ecochic overhype". I just hope all that stuff was greenwashed with lead-free paint.

Function ~ Doctor prescribed... ok well not exactly prescribed, but doctor made? Seems like Vitamin Water, these magical elixirs have fun names as well.

The Big G Money Box designed by Camile Prada for Thorsten Van Elten is bone white china and has a plastic stopper. Looks like a funky evil piggy.

El Vaquero, a seat designed by Mexican studio EOS

LAB issue 1 is online. As in the previous issue, this zine is chockablock with words, pictures, and colors. But not just any words, pictures, or colors. Fancy words, snazzy pictures, and jazzy colors. (PEOPLE / ART / EXPLORATION / PHOTO mag)

Wool blankets, especially those with the beautiful patterns, fascinate me. The collection of blankets is getting bigger by the week. Because I cannot collect them for ever, i present Zo Design's Something Old Something New bags.

Everglide: Design for a bike that converts into... a bag! Designed for the last-mile: the short distance between home and public transport and the end destination and public transport.

SNAP CUPS design by : angela schwab + angela schwab from usa. 3 oz ceramic cups have large clothing snaps imbedded into the walls to create a point of unconventional connection:

The Dead Letter Office - this website has been around for about ten years... you get to write your own anonymous goodbye letter to the world, and keep it stored there forever - they say so.

Nina Katchadourian, sort of sorts books to sort things out, culturally that is.

A POP-UP greeting card from gagatree. There are 6 design and colors to choose from. Can be use as a hanging ornament, a lucky charm, or just mail it as a card.

PingMag talks to Simon Waterfall about 'Social Suicide' - His innovative line of men's suits designed in collaboration with Matt Grey (aka Tig) [editor's note: i'd want my guy in the shark]

Los Angeles street art photos printed onto marble coasters. From Bueller Designs.

Wine label design that uses rubber bands as its label.

This box made from two bills. The bills/box can be the gift itself, but it is also just about the right size for a ring box.

This aluminum and acrylic clock from Japan tells time using small planets orbiting around a larger planet.

Direct link to the NOTCOT Gallery - Junko Mizuno pics from last nights opening.

Rolito Boy Love Nature Green ~ if you're gonna go green... you need a mascot like this. Love the birds too.

3-form, a green-conscious company now has the capiz play configurator. you can lay out your own capiz tiles (in various colors and 2 sizes) and they will sandwhich your design in a resin material.

"Little Kingdoms" brass + acrylic necklace by Tatiana Sanchez for JALEA JALEA / Mexico.

Eighteen artists based in London were asked to design a dartboard with the thing they most hated on it for an exhibition curated by Garudio Studiage that starts at the Dazed & Confused Gallery this week.

.... says the Wii to the Wiimote.... or you to your valentine? Wii and other gamer themed valentines for printing and emailing...

There's a fine line between love and hate... love these cards from Whimsy Press ~ saw these at Oh Joy!

Troglodytes - hand made felty goodness... a little creepy. a little devious. a little strangely inspiring.

Gorgeous stitched mixed media art by Dana Robson of aquarabbit. If you're in San Francisco, she's got some show coming up soon. I yearn to own one of my very own.

This guys basement Mac Collection is a bit insane... here's the Mac II bar... its an Ikea/Mac heaven... or hell... depending where you fall on that.

Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Bi-Retrograde, mesmerized by the layout of this watch face ~ with full calendar essentially....

Mazda's newest concept, The Ryuga, cool pics. @
dieselstation, great imagery

Sanex Skin ~ gets ambitious with 100 virtually naked strangers - mimicking the relationship between skin cells - directed by Lucy Blaksted, well known for TV series 'Imagine'

Ktrak - when your bike doesn't get you through snow - evolve it to have a ski on the front and an offroad wheel on the back - and peddle hard.

Barcelona studio, Emil Kozak, had a competition on Beauty, where people were had their way with an image of a blank mannequin - some very interesting results

Mr. Eiffel's original book promoting his tower has been reprinted beyond the 500 originally printed for his friends. The original is also available in full here: http://gallica.bnf.fr/anthologie/notices/01206.htm

the heel press, a student-fueled creative community, has just launched a site redesign to showcase all types of creative pursuits - art, writing, and everything else.

The world's biggest hole! Wouldn't want to fall down that! The giant hole is actually a diamond mine in Eastern Siberia near the town Mirna. It is 525 meters deep and 1.25 km in the diameter.

Cool woody jewelry - rings, bangles, chokers, earrings...

undersound is a new type of experience, an interface that is on your mobile phone and in the underground stations you pass through every day. It is part personal, part public and all about the tube.

thinking about Halloween...this is a cool print, and it's also available as a tunic and a hoodie.

Sexy artsy doodly sheet sets over at True Love Always

World's smallest remote controlled helicopter! It has two contra-rotating coaxial rotors that use gyroscopic inertia to keep the copter balanced and two micro-motors that spin the rotors at varying speeds

Love the way this shower makes use of space, and follows the naturally occurring curve that you see in seashells/nautiluses etc...