Here are colorful and functional lunch boxes, ojue.

Pato Pooh's 163 video is a homage to the 8-bit scene. From Pacman to Kirby, including TMNT, Super Mario, Duck Hunt and more. Very good editing. Available on HD at YouTube.

Whistler Cork contemporary tea cups and jugs made from traditional Portuguese materials.

One of a kind Winston Churchill figure created from James Jarvis's 'Lars' figure.

For packaging designs, ideem.it has the world's largest collection of packaging vector templates!

Print and design duo Aesthetic Apparatus present "Too Small to Fail," their contribution to this year's Ark Crank celebration, an ever-expanding event supporting bicycle culture in the city!

Check out this set of awesome vintage airline stickers.

A modern Trojan home by Jackson Clements Burrows architects. Despite looking like an unassuming Edwardian house from the street, the house boasts an impressive, modern extension.

Nerd Merit Badges makes badges for nerds -- but has now come full circle, when a Girl Scout troop in California liked their skull badge so much, they asked for custom skull troop crests.

Scent Stories by Ah&Oh Studio are perfumes inspired by literature and named after iconic writers. Great packaging including memorable quotes from each writer.

Secchiolino by italian designer Alessandro Zambelli is a baby chair made of reclaimed paint bucket.

Epic Dinosaur shirt! Great concept with a multitude of potential. Vampire fangs? Rolling Stones lips?

Turner Duckworth has done some amazing packaging for Homebase 44,000 products range including these delicious label for kitchen cookwares.

We've posted about London's Elephant Parade before, but Benjamin Shine;s taxi elephant deserved another post. It is glossy black with chrome details. headlights for eyes and a taxi sign that are solar powered!

Joshua Foer launched Sukkah City, a design competition challenging architects and designers to re-imagine the ancient form of the sukkah in a contemporary context. 12 radically temporary structures will be built in Union Square Park.

Table Cloth by Ball-Nogues Studio. A tapestry of three-legged tables decorate the front garden of the Schoenberg Music Building in UCLA campus.

Barcelona-based studio Pöko Design' new bulletin boards provide a place to pin up bits of inspiration and as a reminder of our endangered species. Produced by Kikkerland,

Presented with style, energy and a distinct hallmark of class, Belgian fashion label, A.F. Vandevorst's world war era field hospital pop-up store, 'Aktion', in Antwerp is the first of many to come.

handsome looking animal shoehorns by GOODY GRAMS who brought us animal shot glasses #12676.

Beautiful restoration/remodeling of a abandoned farm house i southern Sweden by LASC Studio.

The Archigram Archival Project makes the work of the seminal architectural group Archigram available free to the public. Run by EXP at the University of Westminster, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Carlo Giovani's video project HOT SPOT. Boxes were used to create a parallel between the market and creative people that promote changes from great ideas.

Dutch artist Parra is back wtih the "The Not So Happy Bird" Figure. Really cool!

Stéphane Massa-Bidal presents us Elvis Songs as webservices like Twitter, Facebook or FFFFOUND. Very amusing!

Michelle Kaufmann Designs offers a range of prefab houses, like this one called mkLotus® which offers the latest high performance systems and some sustainable features that make this home very environmental friendly.

This carpet by german label "Floor to heaven" looks like being made of a big old oak tree. But indeed the carpet is made of wool with a wonderful fluffy touch.

Marcel Wanders recently completed a collection of crystal glasses and vases for Baccarat entitled "United Crystal Wood" that was on display during Design Week in Zona Tortona.

SCOOTERKIT! A project by Ben Wilson. 12 enthusiastic kids took part at the Design Camp 2009, a unique experience organised by David Baker, architect and teacher. They are now on show at the Aram Gallery, London.

"The real concrete tube" by german label diffikult is a lamp made of concrete and steel.

Ruhrsteine are "disposible" skipping rocks designed by Formfjord design studio.

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'Moving Is Living' fixed gear print will be reissued in beautiful blue - one color screenprint on heavy a3 stock, edition of 25...

The Business School building at U Auckland, designed by FJMT + Archimedia, makes a good use of materials to create a powerful institutional image. I like how the different planes dramatize the perspective of the building.

A combination of gallery, shop and café, the Rapha Cycle Club is a meeting place and hub for road riders. The club will be more than just a retail space offering live screenings of road races and a full calendar of exhibitions and events.

Narveno Court, a Dome House in Hawthorn, Melbourne, designed by Australian House Design Company McBride Charles Ryan.

Great collection of 1 inch badges/pins designed by mexican illustrators & artits; Mr. Kone, Hula+Hula, Cecy Meade, Choper Nawers, Golpeavisa!, etc. for NiceFuckingGraphics blog.

Arkinetic have designed the Dyes Inlet Residence in Bremerton, a suburb of Seattle, Washington.

For all Star Wars lovers, check these prints out. Darth Vader, Darth Maul and Grevious visit DisneyWorld. Ads from Yellow Shoes Creative.

These mind boggling skin drawings by Lynn Palewicz describes a relationship between touch tension and surface, and uses the body to distort the images and marks drawn onto the skin.

Apomechanes is an intensive 3-week computational design studio held each summer in Athens, Greece. The studio is devoted to furthering techniques and concepts of algorithmic processes as means for design and fabrication.

Designed by 70F Architecture, this Petting Farm in Almere, Netherlands is a wooden box with no doors but six shutters, two for the public and four for the animals. A square version of the sheepstable?

Lots of exciting new work posted on UK illustrator Simon Brader's website!

Nastya Tumash designed the information boards of NYC by turning them into more attractive, interesting versions.

Hugh Hayden transforms old picture frames into one-of-a-kind ant farms. FRAMEicariums are the ant-farms of your childhood reimagined into a living work of art that showcase the geological excavations of the tunnels formed by ants.