MEATCARDS! Raw meat business cards - have your details seared onto steak

todosomething, a Los Angeles furniture design boutique, produces a unique range of beautifully fun furniture that includes these fully customizable A(Plus) Chairs.

Therme Vals Spa in Switzerland-one of the finest building by 2009 Pritzker Prize winner, Peter Zumthor back in 1996 while he was still unknown to the architectural public.

A funny and beautiful designed soundboard.

French architects ECDM designed this astonishing sports center in Sarcelles. I love both the structure and the fold on the skin to create the entrance.

An editorial showcasing sunglasses and some amazing illustration flourishes

A sexy stair for the Ayres store by argentinian architects Dieguez Fridman.

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.

2009 collection for "Tom Dixon by George Smith". The collection's catalogue will leave you speechless by surprise!

An industrial complex in the middle of the vast Argentinean landscape. The shape of the roof resembles the hills on the background, with subtle contrast.

The Comme des Garcons Black Shop comes to Dover Street Market London and for the occasion they created three giant Bearbrick toys for the window, standing 210cm (6.8 feet) tall.

Alexander McQueen's newest skull scarf is actually a photo of the Earth, altered to look like a skull. Is this a new kind of eco thriller?

For the 20 year anniversary of the Mille Miglia Jacket, C.P. Company have designed a Special Edition of their most iconic piece. To display the jackets, a special exhibition is taking place from now till April 27th at their showroom in Milan.

Interesting, relaxing, atmospheric video loop of a sunset on Interstate 95 near Bronx.

Toby Sanders' beach ball lamps and other wonderful things from the 2009 Milan Designersblock show

Today, visit the Droog's show during the Milan Design Week 2009 ...

Designed by Melbourne-based Alex Earl, the lionfish pendant light is a unique shade emitting a luminescence from the intriguing form of a deep-sea creature.

Sneak preview of some of the beautiful Swiss poster designs that will come to London's Artifiche gallery in May.

Allard Architects shared with us Matchbox, their latest building in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, that just got approved by the Amsterdam Aesthetics Committee.

Spanish designer Jordi Milà has created the WisdomTree bookshelf.

This year Nika Zupanc is not only showing her work at Mooi and Moroso here in Milan, but she also have her one stand, in fact her own dollhouse-stand at Superstudio Piu.

Beautiful food photography by Spencer E Holtaway for Bacchus Restaurant, London

Isabel Rock makes some really wacky illustrations... Check out her new show, Ultimate Love Story.

"Illustration : The Drawcumentary", Greg Dubeau filmed the doubts and hopes of his fellow 8 Sheridan students living & working towards their graduation. Last days of being wild ?

Beautiful campaign for Sanyo Camera : Under the Sea.

"Goût de luxe" (luxury taste), great work of art of photographer Fulvio Bonavia, mixing fashion and vegetables

An interview with painter Alan MacDonald.

Roxy Paine's Maelstrom is a gleaming arboreal spawl at the Cantor Roof Garden on the roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Pronounsed 'kototowa', COTOTOI is a Japanese restaurant which stresses on, 'meal is not just about “food”, but it is about whole things including its safeness of ingredient, atmosphere of having meals.' - Dilight.

It took nearly a decade to develop this masterpiece with more than 1,200 components, including 84 ball bearings, 50 cams and 9 belts. Jaquet Droz’s The Machine that Writes the Time is an implausible horological machine showcased at Baselworld 2009.

NYtimes capture a skateboarder's dream house in a slideshow of Jay Shapiro and Claire Bigbie's San Francisco (Noe Valley) Victorian house.

Lacrime del Pesacatore for Euroluce 2009 by Ingo Maurer at Milan Design Week ~ Enclosed in a velvet display case of cobalt blue as a jewel, shines spreading a magic light.

Tonky Octopus in brooklyn!

Chronicle by Kate Torgersen, made using only office paper.

Intricadoodle. Create 2 positive shapes, then from the negative shape that forms, create the filling positive shape. In the end, the puzzle is all positive. It's an ideal outlook on how life should be approached and manipulated.

Mark Hoppus unveils more prototype toys... This time, we think its the new Blink 182 bunny. Summer 2009!

Finally: a Taco plate that preents messes and holdes Tacos while you eat them.

Archann is the creative showcase of a 26 year old Self developed Artist , Multi-disciplinary Designer and Illustrator, Archan Nair.

Gretchen Nash makes some really cool 3D graphs and charts by hand out of paper. Takes a normally boring subject and makes it interesting!

Equipment for electronic music artists to use on stage and beyond.

If you're one of those people who loves the artistic idea behind the music group, Gorillaz, you're going to want to watch this 91-minute documentary tracking the history of the most successful animated band ever.

Quarms Font - designed by Laura Harms and Krista Quint

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

Primitive forms and natural rocks smoothed by water have inspired the design of the lamp Sasso. Design by Massimo Iosa Ghini.