Sarah Böttger’s ‘Juuri’ collection

I was browsing through the Wallpaper* Graduate Directory 2011 gallery and came across these delightful containers.

VD 003 – 6 bikes vs. 1 car

Designed by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero. This stylish bike rack ‘VD 003′ is making a statement in Switzerland: 6 bikes can park in one car space.

Hello deer, have you seen these beautiful products?

These creations are poetic and artistic approaches to everyday-use products.

It’s all about Ping Pong!

Ping Pong has been this season’s sport of choice especially in the ‘design world’. Starting in March we saw a fabulous sleek chrome ping pong table by Ron Arad at his ‘Restless’ exhibition. This trend has followed through to the summer months. At the Serpentine Pavilion, London and the National Arts Club’s Nyehaus Gallery, New York, the ping pong craze continued …

Bike Shop with 120 Bikes Mounted to the Façade

I love this stunning array of bikes and the element of movement it creates, as if they are gliding across the buildings façade. A spectacular site, tempting any bike enthusiast to step inside. An ingenious way to advertise and inspire green transportation.

Elegant and humane mouse/ rat traps

I love these two very simple traps by Roger Arquer (top image) and Aakash Dewan (bottom image), and how the problem is elegantly solved.

Matt is back on trend

Designers this season are favouring the matt look over the much desired ‘new’ shiny gloss finish.

Tracks Headphone Series inspired by the old iconic walkman headphones

Tracks Headphone Series (headphones & headphones with microphone) are on-ear headphones inspired by the function and design of the old iconic walkman headphones.

ThinBike Folds Flat to Fit in Tight Spaces

Bikes these days come in all shapes and sizes but this ingenious idea is the most effective and quickest way to store your bike. It could slot behind the sofa or even slide under the bed! Designed by Graham Hill,

Incredible intricate miniature sculptures on pencil tips by Dalton Ghetti

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