'Sleepy Lamp' by Studio Klass, somewhere between furniture and mood light.

Cool packaging and design for "Good Milk". Now available in aluminum cans and Tetra Pak.

To engage its consumers, Diesel has created an interactive campaign inviting people to share their more stupid photos. Then photos were projected in the street.

The world's slowest (and biggest) SMS billboard.

Tortie Hoare's cool ideas for leather furniture.

Designer Ibraheem Youssef seems to have traveled forward in time, seeing how the film "Inception" has become a hit film forever, putting his unofficial poster for it right in there in his collection of cult classics.

"It’s a surreal scene: a hyper-modern housing development in the middle of nowhere that answers some of New Orleans’s oldest building challenges even as it clashes with the city’s traditional patina." - GOOD on the MIR project.

These Offcut Bar Stools are part of a Melbourne based exhibition that features 10 architects, each using 10 different types of recycled materials are these wonderfully rustic bar stools, courtesy of Edwards Moore Architects.

Matryoshka, taking a different look at the inside of the traditional Russian nesting doll from Inon Rettig.

The observation tower on the River Mur. Designed by Terrain:loenhart&mayr

Greek architect Nikos Koukourakis has completed a house in Dionysos, a residential suburb in northeastern Attica, Greece — about 23 km northeast of Athens.

When music and art meet bottles of beer, you get a fabulous video full of beautiful sounds and lights. Mix by DJ Cheeba. Perfect.

Arkit, an Australian Architectural group, are to construct a full scale ecostudio prefabricated house as part of Melbourne’s annual state of design festival.

Fedrigoni created posters for the London Showroom in order to connect designers and paper art. Very creative and a real pleasure for paperart fans.

Check out this amazing concept for Mars. The agency FHV BBDO won a Gold Lion at Canne's Advertising Festival with this packaging people can share with personal messages.

Harvey Nichol's current window display is an incredible series of things... made of things! Like piano made of cassettes, dress made of clothes pins, bike out of tools... and an awesome car of toys!

London-based Foreign Office Architects are redesigning a new museum building for The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland.

The 1500i Speed Dial combination lock from Masterlock opens on directional movements.

aluminium"Jovanovic Residence" in Brentwood - California by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects. A house extension cladded with a metallic wrap.

Bookshelf that is made from 15,000 pencils by Johannes Albert for Mittledeutscher Velrag publishing company.

This toy at the recent Japanese gift show looks and behaves like a real butterfly in a jar. The Chouchou Electric Butterfly from Tenyo.

Terrific vintage feeling Satellite educational videos from This is Real Art. A few screenshots and link to the films for the satellite operator
Astra, covering everything you need to know about the operation of a satellite.

The Night Light Table, a glowing nightstand developed by designers Charlie Crowther-Smith and Richard Bannister.

There are 6 billions peoples in the world. It is not ready for everyone yet but today, "Public Gothic Font Family" is available in 42 new languages!

Awesome and casually complex paper collages by Jacob Whibley.

This week’s NOTCOT.org roundup gives a real sense of adventure, capturing inspiration from a range of media, from architecture to illustration.

A is for Aardvark and an Animal Alphabet inspired by illuminated manuscripts and pattern filled quilts.

The motion activated LED 'Ping Pong' bats by Troika are one of 5 sets of table tennis art /game designs inspired by Ron Arad's classics and his fascination for the game.

Design houses that use solar cell technology applications designed to prevent global warming.

Jason de Caires Taylorcreated the first underwater sculpture park in Grenada, West Indies. He created an artificial reef for marine life to populate, including planktons and corals.

Bloody silver jewelry, design by Mexican designer Carmen Zambrano for LUSASUL brand.

London artist Akane Takayama has turned school children into installation artists through her DOG Sculpture project. Over 700 dogs gather at parks throughout the city this summer.

'Dryerhair' by Industrial Facility is not your typical ugly and bulky hairdryer.

California Coast t-shirt by Orange Cake Tees

'Pile on game' by Umbra's U+ is a hand-made set of wood cut-offs. Create your own challenge by stacking the blocks in any arrangement.

Teeny tiny cameras ~ that come in metal film cases ~ with graphics of rockets and cowboys, what's not to love? Lomography 20% cameras!

In celebration of Discovery Channel's SHARK WEEK, "Chompie" is on the Discovery Communications headquarters in Silver Spring, MD. The giant inflatable shark is 446 feet long from his nose to his tail, and took 6.65 miles of fabric to make.

Created out of construction site waste, PLANCH by Austin + Mergold is a planter and a bench in one.

London's super-cool luxury/budget Hoxton Hotel has recently tasked 3 designers – namely Project Orange, Suzy Hoodless and Adrian Kilby – to work their magic on 3 new rooms, all with ‘East London’ as a theme.

The marble screen by Rirkrit Tiravanija among scultupres at Carrara Biennale. The monolith moves according to people's will.
Carrara, Piazza Alberica

"Blocs Notes" is an sketch book for kids by french designer Joachim Jirou-Najou.

Coarse presents their latest set of toys - the False Friends in Pain edition. Beautiful execution and once again I am more than impressed with the photography of the toys.

Studio27 Architecture have completed the Rincon Bates House in Capitol Hill, Washington DC.

Bacon Marmalade from Ross Hutchison. A delicious new Bacon distribution system. A total mind blowing experience of spreadable sweet bacon goodness.

SeaKettle: A reliable shelter that saves sea-adventurers from dehydration too, thanks to a desalination process.

A Vinothek is a store for selling and tasting wine. The 900 years old Vinothek in Wuerzburg was renovated by Breunig architects. Their concept focuses on all elements which are necessary for good wine: water, soil, sun, plants and man.