A letterpressed non word dictionary, created to showcase those words turned down from the Oxford English dictionary. Polkadodge - the dance that occur when two people attempt to pass each other but move in the same direction...

Coop Himme(l)blau´s temporary opera space in cooperation with Munich´s opera house and MINI! Opening on the 24. June, closing 25. July.

This is the Ferrari 612 GTO Concept from Sasha Selipanov, aka The Angry Car Designer. This is one of the most intriguing and creative renderings to date with some elements of the 458 Italia mixed in with a bit of Aston Martin One-77.

Dubbed Walden” this amazing structure designed by German architect Nils Holger Moormann is partly a prefab mobile camping unit, partly a green garden shed and partly small-space summer cabin.

Read more: http://www.greendiary.com/entry/walden-offers-simple-lifestyle-in-the-lap-of-nature/#ixzz0qdmNlcfo

Designer Alessandro Zambelli. Iron cabinet joined together. A mix of color and designs.

A review of the exhibition: Gino De Dominicis – L’immortale.

Urban art in Paris by Ox.

A peek at the pool and views from the cave like dark glossy top floor of the Standard New York for the TopGuest launch party

TSC, [Tunable Sound Cloud] an architectural application to tune the acoustics of your space in real-time with a unique style! [check the video in the post!]

The LuminAR is a project from MIT that "reinvents the traditional desk lamp, evolving it into a new category of robotic, digital information devices". Combines a Pico-projector, camera, and wireless computer in a compact form factor.

A peek into the Absolut Brooklyn Spike Lee NY Launch Party in DUMBO ~ fun branding, a faux stoop, and more!

BMW Z4 made out of stone and mortar was spotted in Beijing, China.

One of the most elegant applications and combination of tech and furniture (desk lamp+cam) for an AR concept. Created by Camille Scherrer, “Le Monde des Montagnes” offers a glimpse to the future of pop-up books.

Curious Displays by Julia Tsao is a new platform for display technology. The surface is made of hundreds of ½ inch display blocks. Each block operates independently as a self-contained unit, with full mobility.

"The 25 most epic ads that aren't '1984'" by AdFreak: "Two-hour movies wish they could be half as good as these two-minute ads.", it says it all.

Surveillance Cameras: they are alive!!! by Ricardo Iglesias for Sonar 2010 involves the creation of a series of "living" robotic cameras that follow people. The cameras record visitors, projecting them in situ and on the Internet.

Awesome modding by Hirac of a Mac Classic turned into an Ipad Stand.

You don't need any tools to build this table by german designer Manuel Welsky. Its 3 pieces are mounted without any screws or stuff like that and it really looks gorgeous.

GraphyCalc is a beautiful demonstration of the interactive possibilities of the modern web platform. A JavaScript 3d graphing calculator, written by Dean McNamee.

Exhibition by Alexis Rom Estudio Atelier Vostok lab in Milan

Joyas Voladores - art print (Flying Jewels)
18"X24" 3-color screenprint w/ metallic gold
On wood and on paper.

The lotus effect, which explains the super water-repelling property of lotus leaves, but way cooler is the answer to why the leaves never collect dust.

Super attractive drawers designed by Raymond Loewy for his DF2000 Serie X-line created in 1968. This one is available through Swedish gallery Modernity.

Robot maker Kazu Terasaki, using the same design approach as his iPhone bipedal robot but with stronger servos, has created an iPad Walking Robot, with googly eyes!

Using the landscape of the Museum as a test site, the V&A invited nineteen architects to submit proposals for structures that examine notions of refuge and retreat. Seven were selected for construction at full-scale.

Designed by Mikiya Kobayashi, a Grand Prix winner for Toyama Product Design, Tate Otame Ladle is a ladle that can stand up on its own.

SODAE-House by VMX Architecture has unusual geometry form. This house is located in Kostverlorenkade, an 1,200 sq m island between Amsterdam,

Politecnico di Milano - Exhibition of 15 architecture officies about the Milan P.G.T

This week’s Notcouture roundup oozes style. Gorgeous shoes, accessories and clothing for men and women.

Roma-Milano: a Stefano Boeri's discourse on the double opening of spaces dedicated to contemporary art in Rome

Pocketgrey is protective sleeve for laptops on the go, designed by questionwhy and produced by Fair Trade producer groups in Nepal. It opens out a workstation with mouse mat and writing space. Handstitched from pure wool.

StyleFactory has just launched their e-commerce site with some killer stuff. Vote for the Glendale chair and lets see it get produced!

"A little help" gnome tea towel by graphic designer Leendert Masselink woven in the Dutch Textile Museum. This cheerful tea towel dries the dishes suddenly a lot easier. The towel is full of gnomes who will help you finish the job.

Mood Mugs by Thabto are a range of hand made, double wall porcelain mugs designed to reflect your mood.

Beautiful characters made entirely out of paper by Sher Christopher.

W101, the first table lamp made from paper of Claesson Koivisto Rune for Wästberg.

In Brentwood - CA, french architect François Perrin and Air Architecture have designed this house extension made of wood and polycarbonate, playing with light and reflects.

Corona and HA Schult have created the world's first rubbish hotel (literally a hotel made from rubbish) as part of its Save the Beach campaign

FIFA 2010 Coca Cola Box Set.

A rubber stamp of the facebook 'like' button.... It's just a concept for now but people can use the email on the site to register their interest.

Molson Coors has created the beer lovers dream - a 10 pint Carling, Coors Light or Grolsch system that fits straight into the fridge and pours a proper draught beer every time. Modern technology meets beer to awesome effect.

Tokujin Yoshioka has designed a perfume bottle, in collaborations with Swarovski, with a thoroughly new approach, which is to affect the senses. The Scent of Crystal.

Gorgeous match boxes from the 1930's found at a Flea Market in New York City. Made by Lion Match USA these match boxes show a level of craftsmanship and production value rarely seen today.

Dutch designer Bram Geenen has a follow-up piece to the Gaudi Stool that he introduced in 2009, the Gaudi Chair is made by the same principles, but includes a small backrest.