Inhabitat's Best Student Design award at BKLYN Designs 2010 goes to Schair by Charlotte Kreitmann. It's made of reclaimed wood and transforms from a chair into a bench.

Tokyo-based design company, Rezon will start a new online website called “OTETE & ANYO” that produces an original stamp of your baby’s tiny “HAND & FOOT” print.

Selfridges have unveiled a series of windows based on songs from a series of artists from Hot Chip to Marina & the Diamonds.

Lora (Lora8 on deviantART) is an inspired and creative artist, with amazing skills and fascinating style.

Troika’s video of their beautiful Digital Zoetrope installation is quite mesmerizing to watch. Troika deconstructed Wim Crouwel´s “Gridnik” typeface, creating verticals, horizontals and diagonals which merge into letters and words at speed.

Graphic designer Kyle Jones is selling a beautiful tribute poster to raise money for flood relief in his hometown of Nashville, TN.

The collaboration between Note Design Studio and Abici began almost a year ago and the Swedish launch for the desirable bicycles starts off with the new "Serie Stoccolma" designed exclusively for Sweden.

Xavier Veilhan presents "Sophie" a sculpture installation at Cafe Germain in Paris

A beautiful project of guerilla marketing for HP Touchsmart featuring the famous graffity artist Turbo.

Over a Cup of Tea by Charlotte van der Laan. A reflection of multicultural awareness within the domestic environment.

CitID is a ambitious project aiming to gain global consciousness by giving a (type)face to every city worldwide; big or small, rich or poor, famous or infamous, well-known or unheard-of.

Not exactly brimming with design hotels, London's gritty East end has been hit with a healthy dose of bleeding-edge cool, thanks to Bethnal Green's new Town Hall Hotel.

Great paper-work by Romain Lenancker "Alice in Paperland" for Noeuf. Shooting by Jean-Paul Lefret. Photo Retouching by Fabien Barrau and Cristian Girotto.

Jessica Banks and Andrew Laska, the co-founders of the design firm RockPaperRobot, are using science and technology to change the meaning of “furniture.” Great interview and part of Seed Magazine on Design.

Australian studio b.e. Architecture created a house surrounded by a steel and timber timber grid in coastal Victoria, Australia. Meakins Road features a timber frame with horizontal beams that surround the building and create a veranda.

Roberto Ercilla Arquitectura - A work based on efficiency, creativity, realism and coherence

I just stumbled upon the work of Simon Page and was taken by some of his work, like this futurism poster series.

Promotional t-shirt packaging from Valvoline Oil, each retro 50's style can contains one pre-oiled t-shirt. By Eric Stevens for Borders Perrin Norrander.

Taito and silverware maker Christofle have buddied up to offer the Space Invaders fan a chance to express their love of the 1978 shoot 'em up in style. Meet the multi-use silver Space Invader "fashion accessory".

This year at BRKLYN Designs, manufacturer and design house RAM Metals and its subsidiaries (Tides, Planter Worx and Raine Heidenberg Interior Design) put forth a strong selection of expertly crafted metal furniture and planters.

lovely packaging for Balthazar's gift set designed by Christine Celic Strohl at Mucca Design

Catherine Hamilton's illustration blog, Birdspot, features some incredible sketches of birds and other creatures.

This japanese bike bell is made of brass and sounds so bright and happy you'll always try a to find a reason to use it.

Italian-Singaporean studio Lanzavecchia + Wai presented a collection of Scaffold Lights, lights made of fabric stretched over steel wire frames in the Ventura Lambrate district of Milan last month.

Japanese paper craft brand OEY has designed a new collection of tablewares. Mizuhiki is twined paper fused with a mixture of water and glue that dates back to the seventh century. The collection includes napkin rings, glass markers, and chopsticks.

PAP(I)ER FASHION @ Museum Bellerive – Zürich - The role of paper in fashion throughout history.

2nd episode of Discover Opera Live: an interactive opera storytelling experience. Swell graphics and great music. Commissioned by the Royal Opera Liege and art by Wouter de Winter.

Sleek, stylish and very expensive, the Husqvarna solar automated robotic lawnmower is a dream tech gadget that's good for your lawn, the planet and nice long naps.

Brazil No.2 is a limited-edition armchair designed by architect / Maya master Daniel Widrig, built from laminated wood sheets via a 5-axis CNC router. Digitally prototyped through digital dynamics simulation.

The Ritmo Advanced Sound System by Nuvo is the most advanced and complete prenatal music player, delivering sound to the tiniest listeners.

On fun collaborations ~ limited edition Klean Kanteen water bottles, created exclusively for Grand Hotels by New York-based artist Kenzo Minami

The possibilities of dog grooming are endless! Check out Tim Flach's new studio portraits of dogs with flair. (See the Portfolio)

The designer Philippe Starck teamed with Intersection magazine to design a vehicle … The result, the Stark’s Soapbox.

A short clip of the season 6 finale of House. The episode was shot on a Canon 5D Mark II. DSLRs seem to be more commonly used in big budget productions like House.

A close up look at the prototypes and testing stages that lead to the 2 year development of the beautiful Fritz Hansen NAP chair by Kasper Salto

An unused cinema gets a virtual makeover to show it's potential. This is for a campaign to bring cinema back to Crystal palace, Syndenham, uk.

The new Solomon type family includes 12 unique design styles. Divided into two main style groups—text and display. The text pack is characterized by excellent legibility, well-finished geometric designs, optimized kerning etc.

Solomon is most suitable for headlines of all sizes, as well as for
text blocks that come in both maximum and minimum variations. More… The deco pack is created using ornamental work with organic forms at the heart of the design base.

Unique website by artist Alastair T. Willey using google maps to document the virtual representation of his practise through the works original geographical location.

Sleepeater. 105 monochrome, moving portraits taken with the Phantom HD camera. 1000fps makes for super-slow motion!

The Wilson Brothers for nike 1948 retail space, London. The PIXARAMIC layer comprises 6,000 manually positioned pixel cubes, each acrylic cube with 6 different coloured faces in red, green, yellow, blue, black and white.

Some floating homes have been built on Lake Union, and this design is one of them. This design was done by Vandeventer + Carlander Architects, located at the second position from the end of the dock.

Where the red fern grows, Brooklyn, Aakash Nihalani's latest tape street art piece, incorporating ivy.

"Do Less" Geneviève Gauckler Tee ~ as if that were possible. Still so cute.

Hermes Herbags are Kelly bags crafted from rubberized canvas and bridle leather... The purses come apart, and the pieces are interchangeable so you can mix and match... See the scans of the instructions!