Presso by Patrick Hunt of is an eco-friendly espresso machine that only requires the amount of energy to boil water and human force to operate the press. The product is made out of 100% recyclable aluminum.

A ceramic set for serving schnaps or liqueur from Fenke Schwan. There are imprints of a little deer on the flask and glasses. These detailed imprints are unglazed for contrast.

The perpetual necklaces by (of)matter are an absolutely timeless piece. An upcycled necklace made from the numbers of a vintage flip clock.

It seems many product designers spent their youth on skateboards. Tunto founder Mikko Kärkkäinen designed this chair named Skede. For the printed decksTunto relies on the small finnish brand Control.

The Toro collection by german label Zwei is made of the finest, vegetable-tanned leather and without chemical additives. The Toros are especially lightweight for leather bags and have a practical interior layout.

Great idea: The guys at spanish design studio Bel&Bel took some vintage Vespa parts and created these lovely chairs.

Schtick is a icehockey inspired coathanger by canadian label Urban Product.

The wonderful Neutra Boomerang Chair by House Industries will become a modern design classic.

Bag To Life by german label Ehrensache (affair of honour) is made from used life vests, each one is unique.

Tempelhof wardrobe by german designer Kolja Clemens, is a homage to the mother of all airports which closed in October 2008.

The Bodum Presso series contains a sleek double wall coffee press and some great coffee glasses.

Objective of the 'A' series: utility and refine user experience. 'A' narrow bar height table can be engaged from either direction. 'A' bench is a bar stool height long bench that keeps those seated at the same eye level as those standing.

BUM is a stool by dutch designer Evelien Stamhuis. Every BUM is handmade, that's why each one has an own personality. Perfect for kids and grown-ups as well.

German designer Jochen Korn created this egg box made of concrete. Store your devices, your food or whatever you want ... Looks great.

This campfire do-it-yourself-kit helps you to make a romantic campfire in no time. Everything you need is in the bag. A design by dutch Evelien Stamhuis and her label Lienehuis.

The design of brick lamp is based on my perception of sunlight. The concept is to make people aware of the moment of concealing and revealing light. Side facets, used as handles, also direct the light when in upright position.

A concrete flower pod by german designer Robert Haslbeck.

100 percent silk scarfs with great Polaroid looks by Philippe Roucou.

This confetti is not for your next kids birthday party. It's made of ... let's say adult literature.

Beautiful felt sleeves for MacBooks, iPods and iPhone by Byrd & Belle.

A great group of lighting objects by designer Rui Alves. Really nice combination of bright colors and the pure beauty of wood.

N. Hoolywood releases a new alloy keyholder. Two vehicles which could easily appear in the Hot Wheels junkyard with a couple of keyrings. Sounds and looks like a great DIY project.

Matarile by Tomàs Bedós is another magnetic board for your keys but this time it's three dimensional.

Check out this very cool wooden bag. It's built around a regular wine bottle. Useful, not just for your next picnic.

Spin your old newspapers to yarn and start being creative! Great idea and for every DIY-lover.

Solid Walnut Based perpetual calendar, features 1/16" white acrylic tabs with black and orange lettering in helvetica font. Each set comes complete with full set of days, months and dates.

A coathanger made of pitchforks by David Olschewski from Germany.

Hoist by Oscar Narud: An expandable floating hanger system that can be adapted to different spaces and accommodate for any ceiling height.

Simply espresso can hardly be called a "machine". It is a simple way of making good espresso without compromising on taste. A great space saving device, great results without investing in expensive machinery.

With a long history as an outdoors bag brand, Jansport looks to its archives and recreates elements of the past with its “Urban Framework” collection and it will hit stores starting this summer.

Slovenian architects Bevk Perović Arhitekti have launched a collection of floor lamps where the light resembles a puff of smoke.

Bike tubes are scrapped in the thousands every year, valuable material goes to waste. In the shape of «plattfuss», the bike tubes are made re-usable and given a life-extension of sorts.

A really great multi-outlet power strip concept based on the simple design of a broom by german Philipp Scholz.

The Bullit Cargo Bikes by Larry vs. Harry are really great. Especially with those great details like portraits of cool men on their frames. Check out the Steve McQueen version.

A Hopscotch Rug by CB2

The Sixpack is a bottle carrier that can hold up to 6 beer, soft drink, or water bottles. It’s perfect for those BYO dinner outings where a normal 6 pack gets destroyed after you rip out one beer.

CL!CK - a beautiful Lego shortfilm

The iVictrola combines cutting edge technology of the early 20th century and the 21st century. Concepted by NYC designer Matt Richmond, he took his love for vintage turntables one step further.

Miss Lulu is the brandnew prototype furniture from Berlin based Atelier Haussmann and will be presented on the IMM in Cologne this month.

Most people don’t know that racing cars were given their looks not by marketing strategists or designers, but by chance. Go Faster is a collection of over 100 examples of racecar design that documents the carefree anarchy in which they were created.

German jewelry designer Iris Merkle created these recycling rings for her label Fingerglueck. The rings are made of chocolate paper and silver and they really do look great.

The solar passive designed dollhouse features a wind turbine, a solar cell panel with electrical inverter for generating electricity, a rain barrel for collecting rain, a green facade which helps control the appropriate temperature of the house, and much more ...

A stunning sustainable stool concept by Nathalie Nahas, made of felt and steel.

Vanilla Bicycles are handmade in Portland, Oregon. Lovely details combined with stunning design and perfect tech.