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The Space Invader Couch is basically a space invader turned in to a couch, a very fashionable and hard to pass by couch...

Pentagram is a multi-disciplinary design firm with offices in London, New York, Austin, and Berlin.

Netherlands-based company Freeline has lead the move from rustic to refined outdoors – no longer is “roughing it” an option! The Island sunbed lounger features a contemporary circular shape and is built for two...

Formed out of a desire to simply do something a bit different, usTogether combines the best of new British/Irish designers to produce high-end products initially for the bathroom market.

OK! I know we've seen a few of these already, and maybe you've decided that the whole iPod Nano watch dream was a silly one to begin with. But please, reserve judgment until you check out the TikTok and LunaTik.

Wonjune Song sent us his version of how time flows like a river and memories are all that are left behind. Nice esoteric thoughts, but I dig the Memory Time Watch more for its casual looks, and the subtle way the inner mechanics are revealed. Let’s just go with the memory flow!

It displays time via two dials, the hours on the top and minutes in the bottom, both of which rotate at a constant pace.

25 year old chinese photographer, Liu Di has been awarded the 2010 lacoste elysée prize...

Irons are either streamline and sleek or compact and portable. A handful are retro but the Ironbag goes one further and borrows from a woman’s handbag. It’s not the latest Balenciaga but the curious bag-like shape ingeniously tucks everything into one fashionable unit. It’s up to you to decide whether or not it’s sexist. Irons, women’s handbags? Hmm…

Designer: Damjan Jovancic

Let me set one thing straight here. The guys who designed this furniture clearly had no inspiration from any 1980s dot-munching arcade game. Nor does the name "Pouf-Man" have any similarity to the name "Pac-Man". Italian Design by http://www.qayot.it

British photographer Nick Veasey creates beautiful art by scanning different objects with powerful X-ray machines.

Ideal for parents with little ones, they can ride on it as you vacuum, and as they grow they can use it themselves.

Découverte du photographe français Pierre-Elie de Pibrac de retour des Etats-Unis avec un reportage intitulé Real Life Super Heroes.