Element super portable (and beautifully designed!) grill by Fuego

People from National Geographic have built a house inspired by the Pixar movie Up.

Bruno has put together his guide to his Paris, a real insider's tour to the spots you should hit up on your next visit. If street art, urban fashion and cheap eats are your bag, then this short film guide is for you.

brikolör: bagar ~ lovely architectural modular shelves

Bhut Pepper ~ world's hottest ghost peppers ~ cute branding/packaging for gift packs, POS displays, and even tins to bring with you

Famous Objects from Classic Movies ~ it's like object/movie hangman

'Moon Diamond' is one of four new prints from The Best Part, depicting an image of the moon that has been dissected and reassembled to form a diamond.

Elizabeth Anderson gave a lecture explaining the origins of letterforms. Of particular note: R has a beard.

Scott Listfield paints astronauts, and sometimes dinosaurs. His space voyager protagonist is seen observing our 21st century culture, walking through an unfamiliar environ of corporate logos.

This is a robot Geminoid from the Aalborg University in Denmark which appears as if it is living and breathing. This is not CG, it’s all complex robotic muscle movements and even zoomed in up close.

BrickBox, a revolutionary bookcase concept

Not to be missed round table discussion with architect Peter Zellner, former MOMA curator Christopher Mount, and artist Justin Beal. Led by Bay Area conceptual artists Eric Gibbons and Tom Borden of the Muistardeaux Collective.

The fridge calendar is the first in a series
called 'le cartoline utili' (the useful postcard).
The idea is to use design as a tool to add a function to the object, the postcard.

Melting Point, Stéphane Couturier’s series of 20 large-scale time-exposure photographs depicting a Toyota assembly plant in Valenciennes, France, shortlisted for a 2011 Prix Pictet award for photography and sustainability.

Oat Shoes have great tree graphics on their soles.

Duck/Bacon Sausage and Beer at super new Steingarten LA! Even gator/pork and boar/berry sausages! And the apple tart is like A4 sized.

The Museum Brandhorst in Munich, designed by Sauerbruch Hutton Architects from Berlin, is cladded with 36,000 ceramic pipes in 7 different colors. The ceramic bars are called "Baguettes“.

Baby smooth newts! A peek at the adorableness from egg to eft... lots of pics!

Glorious LA views overlooking Beverly Hills and from Hollywood sign to Downtown to snow capped mountains in the horizon ~ sparkling from day to night ~ and a peek into my suite at the Four Seasons Los Angeles Beverly Hills.

Switch Design created these glass food covers. Each was designed for a specific type of snack – onigiri (rice ball), shu cream (cream puff) and a slice of cake.

The Matchbox Collection ! Artists' books in a matchbox. Created by Richard Meier and Sophie Meier / Cosyworks, in France.

LUDD, Baby’s Exclusive Basics new packaging for packs of 2, 3 or 4 garments’ containers.

FrameRate Fest: A wild exploration of untamed HTML5 experiments.

‘Dancing Vases’ by young Dutch designer Robin van Hontem.

Power Flowers: A Dutch architectural company wonders if wind turbines can be transformed into objects of desire.

'About-Time' is a clock that challenges our power of perception. Relying solely on visual information in the form of varying colors and shapes, time is manifested into a new and purely visual language.

'Auto Ink' is a three axis numerically controlled sculpture. Once the main switch is triggered, the operator is assigned a religion, it’s corresponding symbol is then tattooed onto the person’s arm.

Edible Tales takes on Buenos Aires, a journey through the history of books/paper. Frankie Unsworth and Rachel Khoo have held their events in Sydney, Melbourne and now Buenos Aires, with more to come...

Here's a look into the portfolio of Minneapolis based artist and designer Chad Hagen.

Blue Wave Jawbone Jambox unboxing poolside at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills... the packaging is physically, ecologically, and graphically gorgeous!

Recent La Chula textile lab collections for SS 2011: 'Siouxie Xic' and 'Porcelana RussMexx' with a folk combination of motifs originating from russian, mexican and native american villages.

Moringa #1(water jar) by Jödja

New visual identity for the MIT Media Lab, a computational, always changing logo with individual business cards for all researchers. Designed by The Green Eyl.

A sneak peek at the set design of the loft owned by Matt Damon's character in the new movie The Adjustment Bureau.

Designed by Lance Cassidy, Aero E is a device that helps you charge your phone on a windy day. It converts the wind energy to electric energy while electricity transfers wirelessly through induction.

0O°°°oo°0Oo°O0, the latest work by Michael Fliri.

An amazing promo video for the PepsiFilms short film contest for the upcoming Tribeca Film Festival! Created by Chen+Wong

The earliest ever version of the board game Monopoly has sold for a whopping £90,000.

Plama | marble run 2d. Swiss Design studio Bernhard Burkard designed an amazing marble run for magnetic walls. There are thousands of ways to create an individual path for the marble.

Sou Fujimoto’s new library, The Musashino Art University Library.

Water is an emotion that has followed him ever since he started out as a photographer. Renato Cerisola returns to dip his lens in the colours of the rivers and high-altitude woods of Yosemite Park.

Ivan Navarro's 'The Armory Fence' at New York's Paul Kasmin Gallery at this year's armory show.

According to Saab head designer Jason Castriota, “The PhoeniX establishes a new reference point for the future of Saab product design.

'Save' secret furniture by Swedish designer Katarina Häll.