For the delmod fashion brand re-launch a visual device (a hanger) has been developed that is adaptable to all media, always signifies a special attitude of lifestyle and fashion.

This exhibition supposed to be Andry's solo exhibition, but who knows how long we’re going to live, and so his friends made it coming true. for his loves of Deers

The Markthal is the first covered , permanent food market in the Netherlands and a new icon for Rotterdam, a public building emerging from housing.

From Italian manufacturer Fitting comes the Pyramid bookcase featured at the Furniture Exhibition in Milan

Recent design project: Audi in cooperation with the Munich University of Applied Sciences challenged students to design 'human mobility solutions' to address plausible future transportation conditions.

"It’s not a pretty building, but it is heroic and dramatic." Andrew Melville Hall, design by James Sterling which has aged and weathered well with overgrown moss and lichen, had survived 40 years of age after it was completed in 1968.

Some photos of a very creative and interesting flea market spotted in Santiago, Chile .

Beach bellow is a collapsible beach chair which helps to make beach trips much more fun and relaxing. It draws inspiration from a regular bellow and is made of silicon rubber supported by spring steel members.

W.O.W website is under construction, while waiting lets play some graffiti.

"Cardboard Laptop Cradle" an amazing, simple, and eco-friendly idea for recycling wine boxes

Photographer Peter Funch composites multiple shots of people from around NYC into clever photos.

Boks is an AIR application (so it works on Windows, Mac and Linux) that provides a User Interface for Blueprint CSS’s framework. It’s been designed for those who think the Grid System is good but never really took the time to give it love.

Twitter is everywhere.

No One Does It Like You, the very stylish new video from Department of Eagles.

Untitled (Stories), by Gareth Long. A series of nine lenticular prints based on the four paperback novels of J.D. Salinger that use and manipulate the iconic but anonymous cover designs. Read the interview with Long!

Awesome art from Mark Weaver Design. Be sure to check out his "Make Something Cool Everyday" set.

Novel use of the business card for Yoga One by Phil Jones

Photographer Ryan Marshall is photographing his wife each week and documenting life's trials till their baby is born.

Vague Terrain 13: citySCENE is a collection of work by new media artists and scholars with an urban representation theme. Subjective cartographies, visual data and experimental video staged in a number of global cities.

This is a nice packaging project from Laurence Charron-Huysécom in my packaging class. By the way, in french, the word tea (thé) sounds exactly like the letter T.

Vanity Fair gives recognition to some of our favorite modern day comedians in their April 2009 issue. From Seth Rogen's Frida Kahlo to Russell Brand's Charlie Chaplin, an all star celebrity photographers captured a new generation of comedy legends.

Beautiful men's fashion story, Before Night Falls. Shot by photographer Anna Wolf for fashionable man blog, Dudes in Suits.

Another impressive house by dutch architect Paul de Ruiter. To create openness and lightness, the house is entirely oriented to a secluded garden. It has the most impressive bathroom ever!

Apple has introduced a new version of their web browser, Safari 4. Some new features include Top Sites which displays your most visited websites with a neat perspective design and cover flow in your favorite sites.

Wifi on Southwest Flights?!?! Partnership with Yahoo!

Swedish designer Monica Förster has designed the worlds first office chair for women. The chair is a result of a lengthy study on female sitting posture.

Brooklyn artist Alex Holden reimagines the ubiquitous Heimlich poster.

Acquamiki Suspension Lamp by Michele de Lucchi in GOLD!

One from a new series of Tiki portraits from Chet Phillips created with Painter.

The new eco-friendly Samsung Blue-Earth. It features a solar panel and it's made of recycled plastic.

Inspired by lottery scratchers, young madrid-based designer Agustín Zea created this interesting calender that use the material used on those scratch cards.

On adorable branding/packaging ~ the Hitachino Nest Beer owl is so cute! And there is even a valentine's day special label... but i love the big bottles with the owl printed on both the front and the bottle cap!

Cherri Wood's set of paintings for Gallery 1988's Some Kind Of Wonderful show opening in SF tonight is beautiful ~ you must see them all, and if you're in SF, go check them out tonight!

Today (Feb. 6th) Sweden celebrates the little know Semicolon Day. The semicolon was invented in 1494 by the Italian printer Aldus Manutius the Elder. Happy Semicolon Day everyone!

Kidrobot opens a pop-up store at Selfridges London. Here is a nice video from the opening and the live toy art.

Andreas Wannerstedt’s latest gem is called Infected an Amazing (as always from this dude) Flash Animation.

Great bit of packaging design from San Fransisco based graphic designer Robert Medkeff, who doesn't love Giant Squid Ink.

New photography work by Annie Leibovitz featuring Cate Blanchett for Vanity Fair.

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

Eddie's Room - The greatest cat/dog house we've seen, for your pets inner designer - GreenGrassDesign

Eyelash Typeface by Amitis Pahlevan.

Ole Henriksen's Ultimate Lift – Eye Gel ~ think of this as a PSA for anyone that stares at screens too much and doesn't sleep till 4am too often... this has been saving my eyes this season!

This is where we live - Fantastic stop motion created entirely of books.

Los Angeles artist James Jean's new book of illustrated covers from the famous series "Fables" is out and about and soon to be on my book shelf.

Emoticons + caroling = Emoticarolers. Rewrite the lyrics of classic holiday songs, then send the Emoticarolers off to the digital doorsteps of your friends and family.

I'm really not crazy about the base, but I love the multi-colored wood and the curved shapes behind Lop Furniture's Zeeen line.