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!]

Ljburg House by Marc Koehler - I like the use of protruding blocks to create visual interest in the facade.

Love this typographic piece, LetterE, by Dan Tobin Smith - made out of a collection of red and white objects.

Fox and Hare print by tracemyface.

Browse the Toaster Museum's collection of vintage toasters...

New work by Deth P. Sun for 'Blender', the premier show at the new Cerasoli LeBasse Gallery.

Yong Jieyu's Domestic Hunting Tools illustrate the need to bring our food sources closer to home.

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.

Roster by WeMade - a set of pressed bamboo plates with a carved or printed pattern inspired by ventilation stones in Indonesian houses.

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

Digging Office's new series of pirate-themed posters for dave eggers' 826 Valencia, a shop and tutoring center.

Bullet Ice Cube Tray - for a killer drink.

Jonas Buntenbruch created DONE as his "personal daily design workout for 2008". Each piece was created in 30 to 60 minutes. I wish I were so disciplined...

Lights by Piet Hein Eek at the London Design Festival 2008.

The Sitscape by Hackenbroich Architekten is a custom seat that transforms across its span to accommodate a range of relaxation positions.

Mortimer Bust Candle by Thomas Grünfeld - love this sculpted candle of a bust. It would be perfect on top of a fireplace mantel.

Mitchell Feinberg is a fashion photographer creating "luxury still lifes". I love the abstract and conceptual nature of his photographs.

Very sweet giclee prints by Yumi Yumi.

Beautiful photography by Christopher Herwig - makes me realize how much of the world I have yet to see.

Wonsuk Cho's gorgeous X-Ray Lights takes iconic fixtures and makes them the lamp shades.

IQ Postcards by Alison Haigh - screenprinted postcard pack of patterns based on IQ tests.

Student work by Thomas Wilder - "Buggin' Out" - a bath and body product designed to make the viewer "bug out" when looking at the bottle's typography. Nice design, but somewhat counter-intuitive to the desired relaxing effect of bath products.

Great interview with illustrator Adrian Johnson on Grain Edit.

Great new series of prints by Keetra Dean Dixon...Cordial Invitations: "You are cordially invite to..."

I am very excited for this exhibition opening at Giant Robot tomorrow - “Game Over”, Art of the Gamer Generation. I love this print by PCP, which will be in the show.

Love the vintage poster inspired graphics of the animated Booty Juggling game. Designed by Robin Davey and built by the Thought Den. The game is fun to play, too!

Beautiful packaging for First Blush, a varietal grape juice company, by Ferroconcrete.

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.

Nori Morimoto's Forest Pendant Lamp is a gorgeous piece of work - the shade is made up of thin, hand-cut strips of wood.

Julien de Smedt designed the Twirl house for the Next-Gene 20 Project in Taiwan. The house is excavated into the landscape and brings light into the house by lifting up and creating 'tears' in the ground plane.

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.

LED by Sanwa & Marcos - lets you pimp out your bike in the name of safety...

Anna Haas' Waiting illustration for indie mag. Love the levitating man...

Cristóbal Schmal, aka nomono, has an amazing illustrative portfolio...

The fantastical, colorful worlds of APAK.

Peskimo's Moustaches print for their new show "Even Dwarves Started Small" at a gallery in Bristol.

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

Evan Roth's T.S.A. Communication project alters the airport security experience by using a thin laser-cut sheet of stainless steel that allows you to simultaneously obscure the contents of your bag and send the TSA a message.

Chris Ruhe's Sahara Stool, a flexible, wood stool.

Know Hope's solo show, "Temporary Residence", opened this month at San Jose's Anno Domini
Anno. Know Hope's work is based on the human need for daily connection to others.

The Xi Gallery by Mass Studies has some intense ground plane manipulations going on. Even though the ceiling and floor move around an incredible amount, through the surfacing and material choices, the two always read as surface and almost never as thickness.

Vienna beat the Guinness Book of Records for the tallest Lego tower in history, 96.7 feet tall. The tower was constructed by hundreds of children outside Vienna's city hall. I like the Lego construction gear.

Selected photos from Yann Arthus-Bertrand's amazing Earth from Above project, coming in exhibition form to NYC in 2009.

Attractive forms for Patricia Urquiola's Lazy seating collection for B&B Italia.