Giorgio Biscaro's Kappu lamp has an interchangeable polypropylene lens that allows you to mix and match the finish and color of your lamp.

Gorgeous gift food packaging by Pearlfisher for Fortnum & Mason.

Another great illustration by Studio Volk (see post 14044) showing an inclination towards city planning. An illustration for Radio Citta' Futura.

Playful street photography by Matt Stuart (see 6895).

The Cuelgame by Marc Graells Ballve & Victor Vinyamata solves several problems at once - it can be hung up to dry for those who don't have space for a dish rack or shelving, and it can hold a glass of wine if you don't have a hand free.

Enjoying the distorted forms of Michael Anastassiades Three Champagne Glasses and One Water Glass.

Tabula Rossa soaps by Megan Cummins - "You smell...like a lemon." I like the play on Tabula Rasa, "clean slate" in Latin.

Nendo's Socket Deers - electrical outlet covers that you can rest your phone on as it charges - plus they look super cool! They are covered with a urethane rubber that keeps the phone from slipping and protects the antlers from breaking when bumped.

Grosfeld van der Velde's S House. I like how the glass volume slips through the side facade.

Andy Sargent paints on salvaged wood and tin - I like the way the found object informs his work.

A necklace from Paraphernalia's soon to be released Victoriana Collection. Gorgeous!

Crazy wire frame jewelry by Ines Schwotzer, using weaving and braiding techniques.

Love the 2F folding chair by Hannu Khnen of Crea Design - made from a single piece of birch that has minimal waste and can be stored flat.

Nice collage drawings by Weston Takeshi Teruya.

Yuki Abe's "I'm so Lazy" picnic blanket.

Interesting Chaos and Order installation at the Kobe Biennale by 000studio.

Julian Wolkenstein's photographs of styled horses.

Gorgeous retro packaging from Hyperakt for Miss Jessie's cosmetics.

Dosh has introduced two new all-polymer wallets. They are more compact than the original wallet (post 5492) and come in an expanded colorway.

A brushed aluminum wine bottle for Elk & Wolf by Social UK.

Just a smidgen too late for thanksgiving but just in time for all of your upcoming holiday feasts - Fabrica's Roast Meat Dome.

BVD designed the nicest permanent marker for the Japanese store Askul that you ever did see...

The Snowshoe chair by Luflic - inspired by traditional wood snowshoe construction.

Susana Raab has a knack for capturing the absurd...This one is entitled "The Unfortunate Result of the Demise of the Public Pay Phone".

Illustrations from the Brazilian artist, Herbert Baglione.

The facade of the Auditorio Ciudad de Leon by Mansilla+Tuñón plays with view and perspective in a beautiful way.

Sigur Rós put out a delux edition of their fifth and latest album, Meó suó í eyrum vió spilum endalaust. The book is full of fun goodies, including 200 pages of artsy photos, a DVD shot in Super 8 of the band on the road and, of course, the CD of the album itself.

Domestic Aesthetic makes eco-conscious goods. My favorite is the Spice Block which is made from reclaimed mahogany scraps that were being thrown away by a neighboring window manufacturer.

Crazy renderings of MVRDV's winning proposal for the city center of Gwanggyo, a Korean town, which incorporates greenery into the buildings.

Some interesting "jewelry" by Jo Cope - the 'Non-collar' is designed to create the illusion of formality and conformity. 'Hand-bag' creates a visual extension to the arm when held.

A collaboration between Reona Ueda and Newwork - a wearable piece of art inspired by the traditional Japanese hair ornament, kanzashi.

The Mensa table by Lazerian is so gorgeous. The table is constructed from birch plywood modules that form a beautiful, structural base.

I am digging the very simple packaging by Due Mani Non Bastano for Pandora Design's cutlery (post 6429).

Gorgeous Arctic/Alaskan photography by Corey Arnold.

Gorgeous photos on Ferit Kuyas's website, particularly from the City of Ambition project, a documentation of the rise of the Chinese city Chongqiang.

Jean Nouvel's aquatic complex Les Bains des Docks, recently opened in Le Havre, France.

Love this print by Jon McNaught of a monster walking through a town - I like that the lit houses are opposite what I expect them to be - rather than a trail of destruction the monster leaves a trail of light.

Chris Kirby's Spiral Lamp is reminiscent of paper lanterns (and the design was in fact developed in paper). The lamp is made from a single sheet of slit material which is then bent to mesh together with itself.

Enjoying the slight curve of the Method Lounge by Davis Furniture.

The Wohlfahrt-Laymann Residence by Meixner Schlüter Wendt blends old with new via interventions that link the existing to a new outer skin. The old cottage was painted white, separating its past and renewing it as an artifact of its previous self.

Love this amazing section through an elephant shaped structure. It was drawn by Charles-François Ribart in 1758.

Polish design firm moomoo created this home for photographer Szymon Szcześniak. The exterior patio can be closed off for privacy with a large curtain. The curtain also makes for a very dynamic facade when blowing in the wind.

H&M is releasing a very nice looking home collection, which will only be available online, starting in February.

Claire Beckett photographed fabricated Iraqi spaces that were created within the U.S. for the purpose of military training.

Alfredo Häberli's very lovely Los Bancos Suizos.

Love the patterns on Salvor Projects' wool scarves.