the Amsterdam RealTime Project by the Waag Society - mapping Amsterdam not by literal streets but by the movement of it's inhabitants.

A haunting image combining wonderful photography and hand drawn illustrative elements create a depressing but beautiful image.

Public Design Festival - Milan Design Week 2009

Owned and designed by architects Ana Cecilia and Alfred Quezada, is this home in the Middle Ridge neighborhood of Mill Valley, California.

Turbo: A Visually Striking Video Game Movie, Shot For Under 100k

“... The Bouquet makes people who sit on it happy, just as a bouquet makes the person who receives it happy. The vibrant, delicate colours trigger different sensations in each of us.”
-Tokujin Yoshioka.

An brilliant ad campaign by Alexander Nedelev displaying the fact that a great amount of species around us are disappearing because of the human race. "It's Not A Game Anymore."

Montana is releasing limited edition spray paint honoring legendary cartoonist and graffiti inspiration Vaughn Bode (RIP) and son Mark Bode.

High tech meets low tech with this simple corrugated cardboard stand, that makes capturing document images with your iPhone a snap. By University of Cincinnati DAAP student Kyle A Koch.

The new Hamilton ODC X-02 watch is the latest creation of the Hamilton Lab that tells time in three time zones at once.

A 500ml water bottle by Muji: a new essential accessory to show off at the gym.

Stella McCartney created Lucky Spot, this special equine inspired installation, from thousands of crystals for a special installation at Belsay Castle.

Avenel houseis design by Paul Morgan, and located in Central Victoria. This house has 4 rooms which is inspired from the rural atmosphere.

The Mexican collective DSR is doing an art exposition exploring the interpretation of the dreams.

A project to garner support for the development of an irrigation channel system in Puerto Rico. Oversize words, “sprinkled” along the route, underline key questions concerning the system and proposed project: WHAT? WHERE? HOW? WHY? WHEN?

The Danish National Radio Concert Hall - signed by Jean Nouvel - has opened recently in Copenhagen...

Earlier this year Hussein Chalayan showed his range of outrageous fashion at the Design Museum in London.

The O House by Philippe Stuebi Architects looks like a sculpture or monument. What you'll find inside however, is a really streamlined home with a really unique pool area.

Swiss photographer, Sandro Diener, takes some amazing pictures of landscapes that require you to view the world in a different perspective.

Cute little clip of a 8-bit meets real life via stop-motion water slide extravaganza.

Olia Lialina's "net drama" Agatha Appears was written for Netscape 3 and 4 in HTML 3.2. Thanks to the work of folks at Budapest's Center for Culture & Communication Foundation, the piece is now back online!

Dumpsterette is a diminutive wooden dumpster. This one-off piece of functional art has a hinged lid, casters and space for two standard trash cans.

The Path to Green Energy is a new set of layers on Google Earth trying to make it easier for solar and wind farm developers to figure out where they are least likely to meet resistance in their development.

The Raven by Annie Owens. Watercolor and ink on paper. Exhibition Apr 4 through Apr 29 at Rivet.

"Mercabarna Flor" new flower market in Spain created by Willy Muller Architects.

Gerald Förster's new photographic series called Nocturnal takes us into a world of liberation on a subject that still remains socially taboo, when in his opinion it really shouldn't be.

Cheeky branding - Chain-L, the next generation luxury chain oil.

"Brain Box" is a motorcycle crash helmet that looks like a brain, to protect your brain!

The Braun Clever Care Medical Coach not only stores all you medicines, but also syncs in your medical records and prescriptions straight from the doc’s office via GSM or Internet.

Kristín Birna Bjarnadóttir, has made this lamp, called Illuminant, its made of reflective materials and is hanging down from the ceiling on a fish line..

Sydney artist Lisa Tilse turns Easter eggs into portable little chalkboards.

The Kangaroo Valley house, designed by Alexander Michael, is located two hours south of Sydney, Australia.

KT: the listening room is an installation specifically designed for the Tokyo Designers Week 2008. KT: the listening room attempts to create a personal audio experience in a secluded and private space.

Graphic Designer and Art Director Alex Ostrowski, and Illustrator and Set Maker Hattie Newman have just finished building The Fedrigoni Mountains, an impressive model mountain range, fashioned using Fedrigoni papers.

Check is a sleek and sophisticated chair created by designer James Lear. Utilizing bent laminated bamboo ply with a stainless steel base, it's beautiful and eco friendly.

Loving the idea of the knife combs. Look good, and do their job!

Setenil de las Bodegas is a small Spanish town which features houses dug into a mountain with the cliff itself being the roof. Amazing.

Animation trailer for Brian Ewing's book "Don't Hold Your Breath" through Darkhorse. Features his work in the rock poster art genre.

Groundbreaking ergonomic seating designer Niels Diffrient answers 3 Questions with a clever sense of humor. Includes some great product shots and a sketch from 1983.

Triana is a new design by Ramon Ubeda and Otto Canalda for Metalarte. Triana is a floor lamp offering the advantage of style and flexibility, with a choice of 3 different shades.

South African free-lance photographer Nicolaas van Reede van Oudtshoorn, uses sparkles and action figures to create stunning photographs.

The LIFE photo archives offer a remarkable look at the '53 Le Mans race, which pitted drivers in a 24-hour marathon challenge without windshields or cockpits.

Ofis Arhitekti just finished work on this beautiful modern reinterpretation of a classic alpine Chalet.

Sculpted from a brown clay with a terra cotta color this is the American Sign language symbol for the word TELL. Artist/Crafter Judith Eloise Hooper uses her hands to create these wonderful hands of art.