inland is a series of illustrations by artist Dan McPharlin reminiscent of the 70’s Sci-fi

leaf tie, by lufdesign, is a botanically inspired cable-tie. Just wrap the Leaf Tie around the loose cables.

impressive apartment in katayama by mitsutomo matsunami - 10 units in a really really small lot

The Shrub Table, designed by Zhili Liu for Belgian company Quinze & Milan, was inspired by shrubs where each leg branches to create various support points for the table, allowing you to maintain a surface 6mm thick.

cho hyung suk design shows us their curved frame series consisting of a chaise lounge, stool and a table where the upholstered blocks of each are held together by stainless steel frames.

the zono lamp is a modular light sculpture designed by esteban moreno that can adapt to any shape or size, either in form of roof, wall or floor lamp.

Upholstered in 100% eco worsted wool, with solid oak legs and oversized felt buttons, the M Series lends a whimsical twist to yellow diva’s collection.

this house, located in Hiroshima, Japan, designed by naf architect & design is developed on 3 levels. The first level is a black cedar box containing the bedroom and the entrance, the second level a terrace whit nothing but steel columns holding up the third level which contains the living room and kitchen.

designed by ryoichi kojima, this house, located in ota-ku, tokyo. is a three-storey single family house where the living room is a wooden cabin suspended between the two side walls.

this studio by the canadian firm gh3 takes its surroundings as an elemental design element, creating 360º views. the black and white interiors eliminate all distractions, letting you focus on the landscape

this stunning side table by noon studios stands out for its simplicity, made from 3 pieces of birch wood for its base and a ceramic surface.

this house in obama, fukui, japan, by Suppose sits above ground on 6 concrete stilts. the rectangular building has no exterior windows, however consists of skylights, allowing natural light inside.

noon studio designed this lathed wooden desk lamps with rotating lids which act as switches to control the light intensity.

this house, by grosfeld van der velde architecten, in vianen, netherlands, the house is designed from the inside, as a succession of spaces where each room has a special character and a different view of the landscape.

austrian designer daniel meise creates this sculptural pieces of furniture by using a special strong plastic concrete

this house in meiwamach was designed by takao akiyama. the purity and austerity in its forms and color as well as the use of gardens reminds us to marcio kogan’s architecture, but with a splash of japanese minimalism

greek designer, yiannis ghikas, has created monarchy, a rocking stool that is designed not to be overturned but at the same time allows the user to escape the dullness of the ultimate stability.

house, by ong & ong, most attention-grabbing detail is the dark grey metal cladding on the external facade, complemented by teak strips used liberally throughout the whole house.

ameba, designed by pete sans for vibia, is a new modular pendant adaptable to every space and to every need and preference

great bench concept by isaac arms but looks a bit dangerous, i hope it has a counterbalance on its base

xarchitekten designed the facade for salón mittermeier, representing flowing hair

ordos villa by yazdani studio

the infinity bench, by carl fredrik svenstedt for lerival has just been presented in ICFF 2009. the rings are serial, concentric hoops, like the layers of an onion, cut from less than 3.4 m² of flat furniture-grade plywood using CNC technology.

WOW Google unveils new search tools, including a graphic navigation on related topics, you must watch the video it could change the way you browse

francois blanciak architects' proposal for the thyssenkrupp elevator award to develop an iconic tall emblem structure for zaabeel park in dubai

designer Vicente Garcia Jimenez designed Le Soleil for Italian lighting brand Foscarini

a site graphically locating the swine flu or influenza porcina around the world, it's impressive to take a look each day and see how it gets more crowded over the time please be careful and take your precautions, let’s not help it become a pandemic

floorlamp by zaha hadid, genesy for artemide

toyo ito recently transformed this facade in barcelona spain, inspired in la pedrera from gaudi that lies across the street

impressive corian installation 'super-surfaces' for milan design week

san paolo church by massimiliano fuksas with a concrete cube suspended inside the structure giving natural light

impressive interactive wall by festo

Erik Griffioen is a young Dutch designer who will be presenting his works in Milan for the first time

hangover by luis luna is a chandelier made out of leftover plastic cups as the name suggests it

blown fabric by japanese designers nendo, these lamps are made of a thermoplastic, non-woven polyester fibre using a process similar to glass-blowing.

impressive guangzh culture center by the japanese architecture firm shuhei endo

Frame Bar - impressive bar by tsigos design. white thermo-formed plastic strips morphing from chairs, to stools, tables and even stairs creating a surreal interior

Alexander Pelikan's 'Plastic Nature' series made from wood and injection-molded plastic for all the joints

openhouse by xten architecture in hollywood hills

lightpot, by studio shulab is a small pot for growing plants indoors and works with the use of LED lighting

love the simplicity of this floor lamp by kilian schindler

Soil Lamp by Marie Kestaps - this lamp extracts its energy from soil, just like any plant, just add water every now and then

amazing bridge near dublin, by explorations architecture + buro happold

amazing cloud chair by richard hutten made from cast aluminum