This tableware has lettering on the prongs of forks that correspond with words imprinted in bowls.
Philip Ross
Junior Return is a set of glass capsules that provide a miniature, computer controlled hydroponic environment. The system keeps its enclosed plant in a dwarf state by supplying only enough resources to survive but not thrive.
Doily Bowl
Designer Jane Schouten’s lace doily bowl was a bit hit during this year’s d*s DIY-contest. You can find the instructions for making your own doily bowl at Design*Sponge.
Mathias Klotz
Beautiful house in Chile.
Insight Dopamine
The underwater series for surf are just amazing.
Lust and Gluttony
Figurines by Chris Antemann.
Flower Jar
By Alessandro Bêda.
La compagnie du ciel
Such a great idea for everywhere (never a boring dentist visit again)!
All things cupcake
Pretty blog I’ve found that’s all about cupcakes.
LLor
Llor is a freelancer in graphic designer, living in France.
Fashion Photography
D. Billy
Using colorful media such as twisting balloons, party streamers, and artist tape, he has begun to add visual representations of sound effects to public spaces as a sort of dimensional graffiti.
Japanese packaging
I went to Japan a little while ago and I just love their packaging! Every product has a smiling face over there. One of my favorites is this series of matchstick boxes.
Winnie Lui
Lui‘s spectacular ‘White’ chandelier made it’s US debut at ICFF last week. Each piece is a one of a kind compilation of objects the designer has collected throughout the years.
Fashion Photography
By Oh Jung Seok.
Parashell
Parashell umbrellas and parasols by Canadia-born, Tokyo-based John Di Cesare of Di Cesare Designs Inc. have the shapes and forms of sea shells or garden vegetables.
Lace Fence
Industrial production is for DEMAKERSVAN a big source of inspiration. The Big Miracle of how some products come about is a beautiful phenomenon if you look at it closely. In their projects they often combine the sensitive and the small with the powerful, large and industrial.
Antoine Picard
Beautiful stylisme.
Bubble calendar
Plates
I like the idea of framing food – not only for the presentation possibilities, but also because the firm edges help keep things under control. Another great idea is their BBQ-tray. When carrying the meat before and after it is grilled, fluids that are released, slowly flow into the veins of the tray creating an interesting interaction between the tray and its content. All is designed by the Israeli group d-Vision.
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