A Product of Geometry with work from David Weatherhead and Sophie Cheung of GOODD Ltd at T103.

Creative agency Burn the Book have gorgeous letterpressed business cards!

Adventures with a laser cutter! First mini NOTlabs exploration leads to updated NOTCOT stencils!

Greg Kessler's first installment of his new beauty series Macro-Morphosis. This is the mouth of Estonian model Merilin Perli from barefaced to runway ready.

Freedom of Creation's 3D printed version of the wallpaper logo using Stereo Lithography technology.

'Science' Collaborative Mural in Seattle by MWM and JURNE to celebrate the opening of Roundtrip at Flatcolor Gallery.

Created by young designer Quentin de Coster, 'Spot' is a modern twist on the traditional wooden nest box. Birds can land on the disc or take shelter inside!

No need for a 25′ ladder when you can walk onto your rooftop! Take a look at A-Cero's Concrete House II.

Get your iphone/ipad/ipod off the floor! Awesome new minidock USB plug in from Bluelounge ~ take a peek at the unboxing and details!

Two new CG spots from Superfad for Nike, promoting the Alpha Talon and the Hyperstrong Top shoes for Nike Pro series.

"Segment" is a modular communication solution. Each Segment can simply be connected to another segment, offering a variety of combinations and allowing you to adjust your body to the right position suitable for you.

Penciled skulls, rainbow ants and a house in a book are all part of this week’s roundup from NOTCOT.org.

This video from Sony comparing the real-life Nurburgring with the digital re-creation in Gran Turismo 5 is amazing. Their attention to detail is mind blowing.

An annual fair featuring local Letterpress printers and book artists, suppliers of letterpress equipment and type, ephemera, rarities, broadsides, cards and more!

Design student Jemil Saka created 'Rob', a light-hearted eyeglass stand with a funny mustache that characterizes it, giving it the shape of a stylized face.

Composting! It's become a sci-fi art form ~ so many options and techniques for both inside and out ~ from rollers to live cultures, to worms, to incognito kitchen counter containers!

Golv is a tripod lamp by Scandinavian designer Anton Björsig and it's really adorable.

This grumpy looking fish is actually a piece of vegetarian sushi from Tsujitka LA, a new LA noodle shop that doesn't actually have noodles. It does however have a beautiful interior by Takeshi Sano.

Running Alphabet. Spanish Graphic Designer Joan Pons took it upon himself to create an alphabet by running the letterforms and tracking his ways!

Reclaiming Brooklyn's Branch Lamp is made from a branch that fell in a hurricane that hit NYC last year.

Some aspirational escapism with this Porsche showroom designed by Petersen Architekten.

A Day in California by Ryan Killackey composed of over 10,000 photos.

Logitech Squeezebox systems can be controlled via app on just about every platform now - iphone/android/etc

Amazing photos of Japanese high speed rail (the Yurikamome transit line) by Appuru Pai.

Concrete speakers by Linkski Design. Each one is made by hand when you order it and of course they do sound brilliant as well.

Buj+Colon architects (Madrid) designed this drugstore in Spain with modernity in their mind. A new way of thinking design in our daily life

New window displays for Barneys by Rafael de Cárdenas and other design stars.

Jackson Clements Burrows Architects latest project is a stunning sculptural home wrapped in cedar battens. Barwon Heads, Victoria.

La Lampada by Claude Saos is sleek and simple. Such a gorgeous and timeless piece of design.

Ariana Boussard-Reifel's 'Between the lines' a text with every single word cut out.

Peek behind the scenes of the 2011 Pagani Huayra photoshoot at Art Center en route to Pebble Beach... the design details of this supercar are breathtaking to say the least.

Make your Franklin, a community art project of recreations of the $100 note.

Marko Manev's marvel minimalist posters.

Anton Björsig's Hörnstol is probably the weirdest chair I've seen in ages, it grows on you, and I really like it, in a way.

New York City as seen from a skateboard. Created by Josh Maready using a GoPro camera.

The 47% house, an excellent use of inside and outside spaces, where the interior floor area makes up 47% of the total building's footprint. By Kochi Architect's Studio in Kamakura, Kanagawa.

Olo is a 'two-player game of skill and strategy for touch devices'. Developed by London-based interactive design studio, Sennep.

By coincidence, three of Australia’s finest were all in town during the same week. The awesome guys over at VNA organized a meet up at an undisclosed location in London and invited itdrewitself along to film the action.

Aaron Wood's social media propaganda posters.

Barcode house by David Jameson Architect in Washington D.C.

In collaboration with Dassault Systems, designer Michaël Harboun explores the use of augmented reality inside vehicles.

Olafur Eliasson's Your House, commissioned by the Library Council of MOMA. The book is a laser-cut negative impression of his house in Copenhagen. Each of the 454 pages individually cut, corresponds to 2.2 cm of the actual house.

Collection of lamps done by Carnegie Mellon School of Design senior Alex Fischer.

The Typodarium 2012 is here. Your daily dose of typography comes in bright magenta for 2012.