Love this intricate t-shirt design by Paramodel, called Huge Tokyo Mansion.

Starting with the familiar shape of the lampshade as his base, Nic Wallenberg created a suspended lighting system that is capable of multiple configurations.

Sub-Studio's brand new nursery rhyme print series inspired by our favorite childhood rhymes.

Usona's Moheli Wooden Chair with a drawer - living in New York City, I need storage wherever I can get it.

Book Darts are paper-thin metal clips that bookmark not only your page but your specific place in the book. [Editor's Note - i totally had these as a little kid - long, long time ago!]

Odd but interesting "Skin of the City" t-shirts by SQY-T.

Engrave Your Book is back with new artist's series Moleskine jackets - designed by Justine Ashbee, Dan Funderburgh, Option-G and Jesse Hora, to name a few.

Meet the Nerdbots, little creatures made out of old appliance parts. I love and want them.

The 'New York Street Advertising Takeover' project happened over the weekend, with 120 illegal billboards in and around NYC being white-washed and then painted over by about 80 different artists.

Cool...Crayon Rocks!

Walter Bosse's Brass Figures are too cute...DWR recently began reproducing them. I love the play between the polished brass and the patina to give detail to the animals.

Sweet little Babushka lights by Mathmos.

Gorgeous plyboo furniture from Modern Slant. I especially love the Wall Slant shelf shown here.

The premise behind Surtido de Mutaciones is pretty interesting...Basically that IKEA is actually a supplier of raw materials, rather than of finished products. 35 designers took IKEA parts and came up with their own products.

The Upholstered Chair from Keeseh Studio.

Love Oormerk's Replex table, which is made from a collection of sliced and diced furniture pieces, creating a mosaic of interesting patterns in the table.

I'm loving Polka's Josephine Glasscarafe with a drinking glass. I love that the carafe has a stem and is shaped like a glass, and that the stopper is the drinking glass itself.

Want not, waste not - some amazing work by Studio Lo.

Thout's Spool Lamp and Scribble Lamp - they look like they belong together...

Timothy Schreiber posted a video of his Morphogenesis Chaise back in post 12331 - check out his updated website for more beautiful furniture.

Love the unconventional use of knitting in the Ray light by llot llov. Not only is the shade knitted, but the cable has a knitted cover, too.

Playful and educational Growth Chart by Basic Shapes. The animals have been designed exclusively through combinations of squares, circles and triangles.

Very cute elephant bookshelf from DwellStudio Baby.

The Chubby Brothers dining table by Brian Lee takes the ubiquitous dining table and camouflages it by giving it the appearance of a solid object, until the chairs are removed.

Beautiful Light Frame by Stephen Burks for auction at Philips de Pury & Company next week.

Lee Stokes' PVC pipe font & poster, created for victims of flooding in Britain. The architect in me finds this very amusing. I would like this better if the pipes were all connected and properly attached to the sinks

"How can we be creative when there is so much red tape in Singapore?" - Innovative products from Singaporean designer &Larry.

Love Sid Wichienkuer's entry in to the competition for a new TU Delft School of Architecture, after a fire destroyed the original architecture building in 2008. Love the topographic, layered facade.

Artwork from Aaron Hogg in Samantha Hahn's new Love book, a collaborative effort between 25 artists, including Hannah Stouffer, Lilly Piri, Dan Funderburgh and Lisa Congdon.

David Maisel's beautiful and haunting photos from his Library of Dust project (the book is coming out in a few months). Each corroding canister holds the cremated remains of patients from an American psychiatric hospital. BLDGBLOG has a great article on the project.

Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen designed the newly relocated Sun Valley Center for the Arts in Ketchum, Idaho. Inspired by Andy Goldsworthy, the building is designed to integrate into the woody surroundings.

What recession? From 10/25 through 01/06, guests can pay to stay overnight at the Guggenheim in artist Carsten Höller's Revolving Hotel Room. Actually, considering where you're sleeping, the $259 - $799 price tag doesn't seem so bad. Sadly, it's sold out.

Graphic, acrylic jewelry from Paraphernalia. Made from vintage images, this is not your grandma's jewelry.

Anna von Schewen's versatile Buss coat rack. Comes in birch/natural, stain or lacquer.

Hand-screened christmas cards being sold as a fundraiser for the Shama Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing educational opportunities for children of the African nation of Madagascar.

Josh Spear got a sneak peak of the new OHSO travel toothbrush...it's super cute and colorful!

Wolfie & the Sneak just released Peer, a limited edition coloring book with illustrations from 25 different artists, including Kelly Lynn Jones, One Good Bumblebee, Julia Rothman, Camilla Engman, Bonnie Rue, and Sub-Studio (that's us!)

Harry Allen's new Blockade Shelf is interesting in its the topographical nature. The shelf is made of laminated wooden blocks arranged within a grid-like structure.

Mctega is the result of a collaboration between two scientists who use industrial chemistry mass production techniques on a much smaller scale to create one of a kind pieces of jewelry.

In 1984 Peter Feldstein photographed 670 of the 676 residents of Oxford, Iowa. Twenty-one years later, he returned to re-photograph and interview the 670 original participants. The result is a beautiful portrait of a small American town.

Tom Dixon has released his 2008/2009 collection, including this Blow floor light in his signature copper.

Takashi Sato's Tong lamp is influenced by kitchen tongs - a piece of bent aluminum sandwiches the light bulb enclosure.

Morph's gorgeous Bread Bin.

I wouldn't normally show a product from behind, but I love how Heckler Design's OneLessDesk keeps your desktop clean by hiding all of your cables. [prev seen as #8123]

You've seen Tanya Aguiniga's gorgeous furniture here before (posts 9141 and 8842) but if you haven't checked out her website recently, take a look - I love the combination of the product image and the macro-photography that changes with each project.

Conceptual textiles by Julie Krakowski - Coffee & Cigarettes explore the traces and stains left on linens.