Peared is the work of recent Syracuse grad Conor Hagan. Gorgeous bottle form and brand design.

The Third Space - an incredible installation put together by 52 German design students from the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich who created a gorgeous space out of 1.3 million cable ties. The project took 16,870 hours to complete.

Japanese company WASARA makes an incredible set of disposable paper tableware. College parties will never be the same.

2x4 by sand_box is what it sounds like - a light made out of a 2x4.

Barry Sheehan and Gregor Timlin have teamed up to fabricate the Shelter Cart, a mobile living unit
for junk collectors/homeless. It would be nice if the cart had small perforations so that you could get air when sleeping.

James Owen's Snowflake (top) and Rotor (bottom) fruit bowls. Each are laser cut and powder coated.

Scientists say they are a step closer to developing materials that could render people and objects invisible.

The Lampe by Guillaume Delvigne comes in three pixelation styles - 72, 144, and 300 dpi (144 and 300 shown here).

PIE studio (aka Project Import Export) makes very interesting hand-crafted furniture out of a series of natural materials - water hyacinth, liana, bamboo
and rattan.

Jean Nouvel has curated an exhibition of the work of French artist César at the Foundation Cartier in Paris. It is running running until October 26, 2008.

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

Animal Shot Glasses by Goody Grams - for all you peeps out there with shot glass collections, here are some cool ones to add to the mix. They come in sets of two animals each: bear, bull, deer, moose or rhino.

Lyle Owerko's photographs from The Boombox Project catalog the iconic, visually beautiful ghetto-blaster.

Li Jianye created the Flexibin to be both elegant and functional. The frame is flexible, thereby enabling you to use it with a variety of bag sizes.

Dapple Grey's new One Trick Pony line of jewelry - with clever integration of the chain into the design!

Sony launches The Super-Slim New Cyber-shot T77 and Cyber-shot T700 ~ comes in a range of colors, and even has "anti-blink technology"!

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

Acronym creates really nice reclaimed wood furniture. I love the mixture of hardwood and concrete.

A mobile bar from architect and furniture designer Isay Weinfeld.

Matthias Lange's CMYK "converts failures and adversities that happen in everyday life into a poetic moment" by surprising its user with a colorful layer hidden beneath the white glaze.

"Bodies in Urban Spaces" is a photography project by art director Willi Dorner and photographer Lisa Rastl, attempting to create human sculptures in urban voids. The result is both humorous and ridiculous!

Jeffrey Milstein's photographs are taken precisely at the moment that an aircraft is overhead, decontextualizing the cruciform shapes of jet aircraft and exploring the beauty of their forms and graphic designs.

The Australian Institute of Architects announced the winners of the 2008 NSW Architecture Awards - Reg Lark's Balgowlah House won an award for best new residence. I love the steeply sloped front facade in its suburban context.

Lorena Barrezueta just launched a new porcelain line of jewelry - Listen Lady. Similar to her dinnerware line, Listen Lady takes iconic accessories and memorializes them in the more precious material of porcelain.

Nat-2's transforming shoe - an interesting idea, although I think the aesthetics of the shoes themselves could use some work.

Gravity Rainbow - a new scissor print by Dan Funderburgh, letterpressed by Brooklyn-based studio I Am Still Alive, who have a nice collection of prints featured on their site.

Amazing drawings and built work by architects Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis.

Gorgeous, limited edition, leather wallets from Makr.

Amazing drawings from illustrator Adam Haynes.

Transforming accessories by Bernadette Deddens.

looks like a candle bulb, but it's not a bulb, it's a candle, which looks like...you know...

The Upholstered Chair from Keeseh Studio.

Carbon salt and pepper shakers by Gregory Buntain.

An interview with product designers Studio Lo.

Kings, Queens and spades infiltrate the amazing illustrations of Plane Jane.

Start Here - linkable, customizable notebooks from Little Fury.

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

Antlix Lollipops - Scorpion Vodka - Reindeer Pate...just a few of the items you'll find at Edible.

The amazing, abandoned resort of San Zhi in Taiwan.

Bigger isn't always better - the world's thinnest ring.

"Split wood" vases from the Laminated Bamboo Lumber Project by Japanese design collective Teori. Yum.

The Fruit-Template - part of nendo's collection of 1% projects - where only 100 pieces of each product were made - "to give owners the chance to experience the joy of owning 1%"!

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

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