Époque is a fresh chair by Dutch designer Wybren van Keulen. The curves and sharp folds of this design reminisce of times passed, beautifully blending several eras of design into a modern seat.

Guitar cases for the rugged troubadour from Whipping Post.

The Universe Is As Big As Your Mind by Eran Hakim. A video made with organic ingredients and it seems like a CGI (Computer Generated Imagery).

City water, with map of Paris bump on the body of bottle. Lovely conceptual packaging by Dzmitry Samal.

Awesome grassy Yeti - Fresh Stuff From Misstika at New York's Figment Festival

Éva Valicsek redesigns the egg carton.

The French architect Charles Zana shows the works of M de Lucchi and A. Branzi in his work shop during the Paris 2011 Designer's Days.

Cris Rose first edition of smaller Bits N Bytes resin robots - adorable! and cute packaging as well!

Giant skateboard ball-bearing sculpture made by Atelier Wecut for the french collective Ill-Studio.

Student work: Packaging based on puns.

Cute and simple Leander stool set for kids.

Mixed greens teaspoon set from Leif.

Fiori, a flower boutique in Kiev, Ukraine. All made of wood.

A video on Free Time Industries by Patrick Richardson Wright.

"Matt Pyke & Friends Super-Computer-Romantics" exhibition at La Gaîté Lyrique in Paris.

La Piscine-Musée d'Art et d'Industrie André Diligent, the local museum in the northern French town of Roubaix is a little different. It started life as an art deco swimming pool!

'Tonight's Lesson' the latest hand screen printed poster by Mike Klay is available on wood or paper. Four colors with glow in the dark ink.

Mafia Animals by Nick Rudnicki.

London-based Design Marketo's Lemonade for All at Sofia Design Week.

An outdoor elevator by Spanish architects Vaumm in Errenteria, northern Spain.

The Napkid, a napkin/apron for kids.

Rob MacIn­nis takes fashion-​​like pho­tos of barnyard ani­mals. The results are just fan­tas­tic!

Studio O+A designed the new AOL offices in Palo Alto. They had already did a great job for the Facebook offices, but AOL's are even better!

Free Burger King Whoppers for DirecTV Customers

Lucky drops by Atelier Tekuto.

Dutch designer Marcel Wanders has developed ‘Saint-Jacques’, a collection of suitcases for Fabbricapelleteriemilano, an Italian luggage and bag company.

Retro stock certificates from the turn of the century -- all of these companies still exist.

Burton's ‘Bag Check’ tool is an interactive product discovery experience that helps consumers select the right bag from hundreds of styles and features.

This authentic Moleskine cahier will be your best friend anytime you want to write down something or just let out your frustrations because you feel like punching someone in the face.

Painted by Famous When Dead for the R&R Gallery and their Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg themed show. Acrylic and classic Dymo embosser tape on plywood panel.

Coca Cola's Like-o-meter on Facebook

'The roof that goes up in smoke' by Overtreders, a meeting space for art festival Allerzielen.nu. The inflatable roof is filled with hot air heated by a wood stove in the center of the pavilion, and provides shelter for the bar and picnic tables.

Settling the Digital v/s Mechanical dispute with his Rotary Mechanical Smartphone, designer Richard Clarkson gives us a smartphone that is so very steampunk!

The Chase created this beautiful Almost Extinct Calendar for the BBC Wildlife Fund.

Beautiful museum extension in a ruined castle in Halle, Germany, by Spanish studio Niento Sobejano Arquitectos.

Imperfectly perfect, we love this 'Loveseat' by London-based designer Jake Phipps.

Oppressive Light by Robert Walser from The Cloud Collective.

The Prouvé RAW Collection, a collaboration by G-Star & Vitra.

360° Fly-in by NOS design is a bird feeder that wraps around different tree diameters without damaging them. Made from recyclable organic materials, it can be removed easily and installed on another tree.

Between the Folds, a documentary about origami artists from Green Fuse Films.

'Thin man' bench by Atelier van Lieshout for Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London.

Happy Friday from NotVentures! This week’s roundup features so many beautiful places including South Korea, the Galapagos, Scottish Highlands and more.

Like a traditional Granada house, this studio is closed to the street, open to the sky and garden. A wall pierced with narrow, regular openings and a single opening on the upper part, by spanish architect Elisa Valero.

Sam Steven's food packaging design that doubles as a planter for herbs.

Sunrise ~ as viewed from sailing under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco from LA over 48 hours with Mercedes-Benz... stunning views, and a peek at the impressive and inspirational PANGAEA of Mike Horn.

Have your face analysed and sketched by a robot. Work by artist Patrick Tresset at Tenderpixel gallery, London.

+Pool is a giant, floating pool that will open in the East River of NYC next year.

A PR Stunt aimed at promoting the launch of a bunch of new Android phones, the outfit meticulously filled railway stations in Antwerp, Brussels, and Namur with varied configurations of the little green monsters.

Numabookface, a collaboration between design collective Nam and specialty publisher Numabooks that combines installation and bookstore.

Enjoy silence. Light Lines: a new site specific art installation by artists/architects Jay Atherton and Cy Keener. Nine mirrors set in the nearby landscape in order to direct sunlight into the Rubin Center for the Visual Arts.