hilarious celebrity portraits

Funny!

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the plug lamp

A lamp with a plug. By design studio Form Us with Love.

Made for the Swedish lighting company Atelje Lyktan, this the plug lamp is covered with a bulbous form made of opal glass. The integrated socket eliminates the annoying task of searching for a place to plug your gadgets or unplugging one to charge another. Sharing is caring right?

ink paintings

Beautiful ink paintaings by George Boorujy.

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blast chair

BLAST chairs by explosion is a series of stools created by detonating generic metal boxes into stools. By Guy Mishaly.

The enter point to this project was how to navigate energy, creating by manipulating energy that is usually used for harm and destroy. Another goal was to invent a system that in the same way of use will always provide different results.

imagesnap

ImageSnap ~ Ceramic tile, custom-printed with your images.

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concrete spice grinder

Cast in concrete by American designer George Coffin, the 'Concrete Spice Grinder' takes the average kitchen spice grinder for a walk on the industrial side.

puppy

For those who might not be able to keep pets at home, this makes a good replacement... at least it wags it's tail. By Jerome Arul.

A project using Arduino and Lady Ada's Waveshield. It uses an Infra-Red sensor to detect distance, and seed a random audio file saved to a SD card. Playback of the selected audio file is accompanied by a friendly tail wag, powered by a hobby servo.

shingles alabaster

A pantry cabinet from Field Day covered in fancy-cut Western Red Cedar shingles.

color pencil fence

A bright and colorful fence made from giant color pencils.

















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sweeping beauty

Calligraffiti by Niels Shoe Meulman. In Singapore.

choose your color

Love these Pantone mini tarts! By Griottes, palette culinarie.

like paper

What seems to be folded paper, is made out of slewed concrete. By Miriam Aust & Sebastian Amelung of German design studio Dua Collection. 

The fascinating paper-looking-like appearance of these beautiful pieces is rendered through a slow casting process of slewed concrete. Each piece is completely hand made in Germany.