I gots to get me one of those pink Eric Roberts lunchboxes. And that Gran Torino one is also nice.
Concept by Brandon Bird.
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I gots to get me one of those pink Eric Roberts lunchboxes. And that Gran Torino one is also nice.
Concept by Brandon Bird.
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What about a blog called ‘The Cosby Sweater Project“, to honor the designs of the sweaters worn in The Cosby Show?
I wonder what Tim Gunn would say about this? Probably: “Make it work”
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When I was 5, I would have longed to live in one of Patrick Dougherty’s creations. Something about reading The Berenstein Bears in my formative years still makes me crave tree-living. Or possibly it was all those Keebler Elf commercials.
Dunkin’ Donuts still looks cool, sans type. Check out designer Graham’s Unevolved Brands on tumblr, or his own site, imjustcreative.
Niklas Roy invented a smart curtain to stop people from peeking in.
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This is an example of a café you’d better not go to when you’re trippin’ on LSD.
Interior done by Nema Workshop.
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Simple and clean way to visualize ingredients for your homemade cookies. The images become abstract paintings.
Btw, I eat those kanelbullar (pic nr 4) a lot, my wife is a master in baking those.
(Thanks Fina!)
Instead of pink or light blue fluffy things in a kids room, you also can put black warplanes on the wall, in every formation you want.
Made me think of young Christian Bale in Empire of the Sun: P-51! Cadillac of the Skies!
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Love that new school jewelry by Dutchie Imme van der Haak.
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So, the pasta is ready and for some hypothetical reason, all the forks have disappeared. You use a spoon. It is semi-distressing, but you come to terms once the warm marinara hits your lips. There aren’t many other options to eat Nana’s capellini with and why would you bother looking around to find one more suitable than the forks kin?
However, when one thinks of a door wedge, we are open to almost any possibility, including small pets and garbage. The other day I saw a plastic CD case barely standing its ground to a heavy metal door. I have probably used everything except something that was made to actually be a professional door wedge. There is no point to this story, just that here is a good idea for a door wedge next time you invite a lot of people over to eat fork-less pasta.



By talented Dutchman Helmut Smits.
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Maybe this magazine appealed to me initially because my first and only dog was named Muff. I was 5, and I really enjoyed Chocolate Chip Muffins, and I didn’t care that it was a girly name for a male dog. Regardless, designer Ramon Coronado’s hair magazine design is rad, and methinks he should continue with it!



Yep. That was what designer Patrick Mohr came up with for a show at the Berlin Fashion Week. What they are wearing on their head looks more like genital things with real pubic hair in my opinion.
Freaky, but it works good as a viral I guess when you make ’super models’ into ’super ugly models’. More here.
(Thanks Vio!)
The Gesundheit Radio sneezes once in a while to clear itself from dust, the Floppy Legs Disc Drive stands up when a liquid is nearby to keep itself dry and the Anti Touch lamp moves away when a person comes too close to its sensitive halogen lamp.
All three are designed by the (fictive) Attenborough Design Group, better known as Chambers and Judd, to investigate how animal behavior can protect technology. Funny.
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A erasable Persian carpet created by using a dry erase marker on whiteboard pallet. By Chris Held.
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