For people who dont like their devices laying on the floor when they are charging...

This web page has mind blowing animation. Just enter the site and play around. Everything makes a sound or does something cool.

Cool photos of $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 bills. Discountinued in 1969, printing stopped in 1945.

The 30-40cm-long (12-16in) eel catfish fish is able to propel itself out of the water and bend its head downwards to capture insects in its jaws.

Champagne Corks - before! after! and a video of how they come to be mushroom shaped! Also a look at the small family run grand cru champagne house, Gatinois. Delicious, and gorgeous blush color!

New spot form AlmapBBDO to the new Volkswagen Saveiro. Nice and beautiful popcorn rain.

These amazing photos of silvered nudes from his SILVEREYE series by Guido Argentini are available now as limited edition prints!

The first ever LOMO LC-A+ special 25th Anniversary Edition, boasts a textured skin and the 25th Anniversary badge on its body packed in a commemorative wooden box, proudly stamped with the 25th Anniversary logo.

Designed by Jeremy DV Boyd of Fuller, Elderton’s Neil Ashmead GTS (Grand Tourer Shiraz) is a tribute wine who’s packaging celebrates the late Neil Ashmead, a passionate wine man who had a lust for life and a love of fast cars.

Gravure Magazine is featuring a video collaboration with Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb.

Jellyfish: 18 Dangerous Beauties

Elephants painted as pandas are seen at the Royal Elephant Kraal in Ayutthaya province, Bangkok. The elephants were led on a walkabout to send a message to the Thai public not to ignore its elephants, the symbolic animal of Thailand.

Nooka summer collection. Fresh new colors and designs. Im getting one of these for sure.

Amazing new cover featuring 'Human Clock' with photography by Romain Laurent.

In 1899 Ernst Haecker began to publish Art Forms of Nature - a sublime marriage of art and science. Here is a collection of his wonderful lithographs.

Chicago's Sears Tower has unveiled glass balconies at 1,353 feet. Could you step out onto one of these?

Neo Deco - Incredibly typeface design by Alex Trochut. Also available as a full 256 character EPS set, a stunning unique creation from the Barcelona type genius!

Bipolar Chair by Steve Haslip.
Plain wooden IKEA chair into a physical manifestation of a human characteristic.

I love how Kyle Bean designed his DIY typo made of cardboard boxes to write his name on index of his portfolio website. He is a great forerunner in 3D design.

If you like to rearrange your furniture as much as we do, these Six Mix modular cubes are the perfect solution. Best of all, they are made from recycled zBoards...

The incredible work of Australian artist Laura Adel Johnson, who creates amazing portraits with fairy lights.

Los Angeles, California based designer Earl Parson has created the HEV Sectional Chair.

the gorgeous building of the World Wide Fund for Nature Netherland Chapter.

Daisuke Hiraiwa's ethereal recycled spoon chandelier. Each found spoon has been punctured with hundreds of tiny pinholes to create a striking interplay with light.

Fishs Eddy's Nursery Glassware ~ I just hand carried these adorable glasses back from a walk in NY ~ perfect size, beautiful illustrations!

The American Dollar has not truly been redesigned since about the 1930s. The Dollar ReDe$ign Project is your opportunity to theoretically ‘change’ that.

PaperMonster, a talented graduate from Drew University, describes himself as a stencil graffiti artist.

Pixel City is a procedurally-generated city by Shamus Young. For the non-coders out there, this essentially means that based on a certain set of rules, this 3-D city is generated dynamically each time the program runs.

We went to see the recovery of the Arpel's Villa, present in the film "Mon Oncle" by Jacques Tati...

New spot for Mentos, appropriately named: the Art of Bouncing

German company Alape specializes in modern and minimalist aesthetics for bathroom design and remodeling projects. Their combination of lighting and surface textures are really amazing.

For the first time Philippe Starck designs for Alias; and he does it in style with a series of objects thought for celebrating life, by taking care of ourselves in the most elegant way.

Lovely clean playful Toyota Why Not? site ~ feels a bit katamari ~ and you can spin/zoom around this island of greenness!

Capilla Vallejos Arquitectos designed this simple -yet detailed- visitors center in Cantabria. I like the use of wood on the main volume, almost transparent when viewed from the right angle.

Fascinated by Nature Mill's indoor electric composter that also takes meat, fish, dairy ~ and has compost ready every 2 weeks, and you can feed it all the time!

François Azambourg, Big-Game, Matali Crasset, Ana Mir + Emili Padros and Inga Sempé designed the first collection of a new French furniture company, called Moustache.

The Easter Bunnies arrive early! In the shape of these delicious new cushions from artist Catalina Estrada. Bunnies is just one of three designs of Limited Edition cushions from Catalina - with just 250 of each available.

And getting eaten up quicker than chocolate eggs!

You have to check out Kanye West and crew in the new Southpark episode. Pure genius!

Great new Barbie Sculpture for the window display of Dover Street Market in London, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the doll.

Very unusual website for IKEA Sweden. You can move the people around the rooms by using your microphone or the keyboard as a drum or uploading a song.

le corbusier at the barbican.

This spaceship & alien juicer makes me giggle! What a fun design for something that is usually so mundane!

Kartell celebrates Barbie on her 50 th birthday by releasing a Barbie version of Louis Ghost chair.

Sketches and notes taken by architecture student Christine Atienza. The Hearst Lecture Series at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo features internationally respected designers and practitioners.

Adorable mechanical models wearing YSL, Armani, Chanel and more in the editorial 'Super Models'.

WIS Design had designed Readers' Nest, a simple but ingenious little shelf for all book lovers. Simply place the book up side down on top of the shelf, and you will easily find the page where you stopped reading. For both regular and pocket books.