Incredible flyer for Orouni's latest show in Paris by Steven Harrington

The name of the es Hotel in Rome is German for Freud's id - the eternally desirous part of our unconscious. Designed by King Roselli, it's a hip "home away from home" that fulfills your every desire.

A series of interesting and in-depth product reviews from the Aesthetic Poetic, featuring art from "J-Biz", a prominent Vancouver-based street artist.

product design by Bendable Interior Objects

The Lola&Bailey girls made us fall for their whimsical pendants and now they've captured our hearts with their new enchanting brooches from their "Cloud Watching and Star Gazing" series. I'm officially in love!

Typographer and Graffiti Artist Peter McClelland combines talents to campaign for Helvetica. A font above all others.

Designed by a snow sports enthusiast. This revolutionary material made with 'intelligent molecules' can help protect you from a heavy impact by absorbing the energy. Check it out - D3O Lab [prev #5041]

D&AD asked top creatives around the world to do something exciting with its flag: not everyone played nice

Emily Tsingou Gallery is pleased to present the second one-person exhibition in London of Danish artist Peter Callesen.

I am speechless. Quad by Nauris Kalinauskas

FLIGHT SIMULATOR MODE in Google Earth! As if adding sky wasn't enough... jetset from your laptop! press Command/Open Apple Key + Alt + A

El Gran Frikiton is an interesting blog where each month a new topic is proposed and you send in your related artworks!
Above is artwork by fjor for last mont's TMNT theme.

Always worth taking a tour into the fantastic world of Mark Ryden... [Editor's note: check out the wood nymphs in his tree show]

On my hunt for coathooks ~ love this dual purpose -
Adjustable Hook - Klaus Goebbels, Isabel Hamm

Limited Edition piece from farm21, this spectacular Tri-Part Screen is made from panels of laminated rye straw in resin and acrylic. 'Functional art' at its best.
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With 24 small and big compartments this shelving unit called the FÄCHERMANN comes in black laminate or wood. Kind of like having your own functional Jonathan Borofsky Sculpture!

WOW-amazing sculpts from a spray can, by artis Sarkis Papazyan

Shepard Fairey with his amazing show in London at the Stolen Space Gallery.

ANTONY MICALLEF, just unbelivable what a man can do.

Not sure what to think of this revisionist rocking chair. Rocking Wheel Chair my Mathias Koehler

distract the other players from winning at the next bridge tournament with these gorgeous minimal playing cards from japan!

Stumbled upon Subversive Jewelery & can't stop playing with their cutesy-creative site. The collection is quite amazing as well.

We all love animals, maybe not belvs. AMY STEIN photography; in a future where every animal can be domestic

Slice your image into halves. Dice it into quarters. Mince it into eighths.
The Splitzer is yet another way to keep those absolutely unique and totally knockout images flowing.
The guys at Lomo keep pushin' it.

A moment of pure joy courtesy of Cadbury's chocolate: sheer genius

The Blab Show opens next weekend at CoproNason gallery in Santa Monica. This year features more paintings by the usual suspects and a devil theme

Toyota Hybrid print advertising developed by Belgian advertising agency "Dentsu".

Wonderful Images of Icelandic Fashion and popular culture. Photography by Charlie Strand retouched at pixelfinity.co.uk

Origami in Plexiglas - the CUT'N FOLD process by the Northeim company, Hannecke

Typographic London landmarks by illustrator Oscar Wilson

Geko is a wonderful decorative system conceived to be aggregated and climb the wall.
Design by italian Giulio Iacchetti: check out all his works.

Banqueta - one piece seat is a cool bar stool designed by the Argentinean Juan Pablo Sammartino.

Lamarthe (the Parisian Bag line) ~ has a great little film and website design worth checking out - "Elettra in the City" - A story that ends in the word handbag

Isn't it a lovely idea! Help parents to get their baby fall asleep without tears - Song lyrics on both sides.

On great combinations ~ 1" buttons with images from a vintage 1966 dictionary! by sushipot

Craig Kanarick ~ A photographer with a sweet tooth, Kanarick has attracted a following for his collection of eye candy. Printed on archival paper and mounted behind gallery plexiglass.

Ashley Wood, who's my new comic book hero for putting new life into Tank Girl, is tempting me with these amazing limited edition robots from the Zombie vs Robots series

Using surgical tools, Brian Dettmer removes paper from books like an archeologist releasing a fossil from layers of sediment, thereby unveiling connections between words and images hundreds of pages away from each other.

Forget the ordinary black leather laptop bag, carry your computer in style. This unique bag made by "All the King's Men" is complete with a genuine airplane seatbelt shoulder strap.

The Diana was a cheap 1960s plastic camera known for (unintentionally) shooting soft, dreamlike pix. Now Lomo has started to make these cameras again, so we can all make some art.

Corian and Swarovski crystals mirror by Bodo Sperlein

"The internet will be here when you get back. Promise." Just discovered the interactive online version of the clock with something to say for every time (drag the hands) and also how to get your own phsyical one.

Silja Gotz ~ Collection of her 2007 illustrations for Nylon, New Yorker, and other pubs. With the layers and mix of mediums comes a striking elegance.

Contex complex by 57Studio architects in Lampa, Chile. Three delicate volumes over a bed of rocks, great contrast.

Meet my Botkier Camera Bag ~ Question of the day is: What do you use to tote your dSLR around?

Nike encourages you to go running with these free signs ~ moving hands and all! Perfect for your studio door. The part you must read to get going is the BACK.