Cracklight hanging lamp from Pitaya Design.

The NYtimes meets artist Syndey Albertini.

Bank of Moscow’s offices in central Moscow’s Kuznetsky Most area with interiors by Alexey Kuzmin.

What wood you choose? New animation from Torchbox for WWF UK.

Core77 review of '1000 Product Designs' by Eric Chan of ECCO Design.

10 artists in 5 days are involved into the 'Volvo Art Action' in Zürich from Feb 9th to 13th. Two webcams make it possible to follow the event each day.

Animated segment by Varelsen for the award winning feature film Sound of Noise, directed by Ola Simonsson and Johannes Stjärne Nilsson.

Cohda’s new and improved Revive Table Legs are currently being shown at UK’s leading retail show, Spring Fair International at the NEC Birmingham from Feb 6th–10th. Have a look and try them out in hall 9, stand A06.

The Revive Legs allow you to create a very durable ECO coffee table without the need for tools or skill. All you will require is a flat panel to attach them to. This could be literally anything you may have lying around!

The legs can be attached and removed within seconds and without the need for any expertise or tools, all that’s required to attach the legs is squeezing on the legs handles and they’ll clamp down firmly onto any surface, so all you need is one good arm to attach them. They can be removed just as easily with a simple release handle. The legs can be used to produce a limitless range of unique coffee tables, in various scale, depth and diameters.

With the addition of Revive Legs any flat surface can be revived into a uniquely individual coffee table.

The Revive Legs are manufactured and hand welded in the UK. They can be purchased directly from Cohda (www.cohda.com <http://www.cohda.com> ) in sets of Black or Orange here: http://www.cohda.com/?&mod=products&pageid=5&id=25 <http://www.cohda.com/?&amp;mod=products&amp;pageid=5&amp;id=25>

A Dining/Desk Table version is also available in Black or Orange here: http://www.cohda.com/?&mod=products&pageid=5&id=19 <http://www.cohda.com/?&amp;mod=products&amp;pageid=5&amp;id=19>

The Finnish Blood in Me collection by Sami Kallio.

Todd McLellan's deconstructed typewriter is part of his new Disassembly project.

Print from Jer Thorp visualizing 20 years of The New York Times.

MTV's Berlin headquarters rebranded by Dan Pearlman.

Konkreet Performer lets you create techno soundscapes on your iPad.

A visit at the Louvre with the new exhibition of British contemporary artist Tony Cragg.

Spring Edition! Mango Lime Cider with cute packaging from Division.

Highlight of the 2011 Kinetica Art Fair for me was Alex Posada’s ‘The Particle’ - a mesmerizing spectacle of light and sound, see the videos!

Kodály Centre by Hungarian architects Építész Stúdió contains a concert hall and conference centre in Pécs, Hungary.

Stunning neon artwork from Dianne Harris at the 2011 Kinetica Art Fair.

Iakov Chernikhov International Prize 2010 : Fantastic Norway

Evolver, a spiral shaped viewing platform in Zermatt, Siwtzerland from Alice Studio (students from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne).

Post Fossil: Excavating 21st Century Creation is an exhibition at the Design Museum Holon in Israel with works from over 60 designers using primitive materials and methods.

An info-graphic designed by Leo Burnett to celebrate Alfa Romeo’s heritage on their 100 year anniversary. This poster illustrates every Alfa Romeo model, type and production year from Alfa’s birth in 1910 to 2010.

'Out of the Strong' by McChesney Architects for the atrium of the Angel Building for Derwent London.

Uselen, an elegant paper knife-hummingbird designed by Giulio Iacchetti for Alessi. Made in Italy.

What Happens When, a New York restaurant from vaunted NYC chef John Fraser that will change its look and menu every month.

Arthema: Tubular Bells, Giulio Iacchetti.

2 Place de l’Opéra, a bank concept store for BNP Paribas in Paris, created by Paris-based architect Fabrice Ausset of Zoevox

The La Cucina pavilion at LivingKitchen/imm Cologne was a collaboration between Matteo Thun, Riva 1920 and the American Hardwood Export Council that examined the evolving concept of the kitchen.

Nest Chair from Markus Johansson.

Enjoy a bit of midweek indulgence with this sumptuous roundup from Tasteologie and Liqurious.

Eszter Burghardt shapes food into wonderful tiny landscapes and then photographs them for the Edible Vistas series.

Not sure what I would actually do with a pewter saltine cracker, but I want one.

The award-winning Whitepod is an eco-friendly hotel set in the stunning Swiss Alps. The 15 dome-like pods are designed to blend in with the surroundings, not only visually but also by having a low impact on the environment.

Coffee! Exploring the Mexican rainforest and learning how coffee is made... from the trees to the roasted beans... part one of my Kahlua Bean To Bottle adventure!

The Future of the Book by IDEO demonstrates the possible ways we will be consuming text in the very near future.

A beautiful upcoming documentary, Float, takes you inside the world of indoor self-propelled model airplanes.

BMW Documentaries: 'The Future Just Isn't What It Used To Be' looks at the future of the past and what did and did not come true.

House and Donut is a coffee measure and wonderful clean and nice drip coffee cup/brewer by designer Torch (aka Takayuki Nakabayashi).

'Double Dish' by Joseph Joseph provides a fun solution to the problem of serving snacks such as olives and pistachio nuts, with their inedible stones and shells, hiding any waste from view.

Don't Panic asked Kate MacDowell about dead animals, baroque aesthetics, and bugs crawling on people's faces.

Are you paying the same amount for smaller products? Infographic collaboration between GOOD and Bradley R. Hughes for Consumer Reports.

Orange Cube by Jacob + Macfarlane Architects in Quai Rambaud, Lyon.

Gry Holmskov's Angel stool incorporates a minimalistic seat with no backrest and a fanned out base. It was created using steel rods, and it is inspired by the annual rings of a tree.

The brandnew german label "Antik Kombo" took an almost 200 years old Biedermeier table and brought it to the present by adding modern/timeless design aspects.