Mattias Adolfsson animates buildings in amazing ways with the stroke of a pen, first drafted in pencil, followed by splashes of mellow color that slowly bring them to life.

-Via Dornob

Generation Lighting’s residential lamps combine cutting edge technology with an alluring contemporary simplicity. Each fixture is illuminated by a single bulb in the base whose light is reflected and refracted along the length of a clear tube. A subtly patterned film lines the tube, enabling an even distribution of light that is warm, modern, and sure to complement any room. This innovative lamp film technology diffuses the light from the base across the entire fixture in an efficient, attractive manner.

-Via Generationlighting

Chunky and extremely hot, Rook by BluDot is a solid walnut table lamp built on a very husky walnut base, offering a playful contrast and adding pizzazz to its straightforward yet inviting design. BluDot has always managed to stand out for its sense of humor and laid-back attitude and Rook is fully committed to this as it prefers to sit on just one leg, instead of sitting on all 3. A great decorative and functional touch to any room, Rook table lamp achieves a definite and genuine flair despite its quite minimalist appearance. We couldn’t stand a chance against this deliciously seductive lamp, short in stature yet long in charm.

-Via Micasaessucasa

-Via Swiss-miss

Made me smile.

-Via Swiss-miss

Founded in 2008, Help Remedies disrupted the staid and samey look of the existing pharma category with a bold but simple range of products titled after the symptom it is meant to solve (e.g) Help I have a headache.

Help is taking the pharma world by storm again with its new Take Less campaign. In a category that traditionally pushes more, extra, bigger, faster, the new Help Remedies campaign is pushing forward with a bold and unique message that less is sometimes more – less drugs, less dyes, less coatings.

-Via Thedieline

Manoteca is a line of one-off furniture from a Bologna, Italy-based designer known only as Elisa. Her collection of repurposed found objects, left in their original conditions as closely as possible, is both artful and sturdy-looking.

Indoor is made from exterior doors. In the closed position it’s a dining table for eight; with one side open it provides storage for a temporary office desk.

-Via Core77

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These straps are melted in form with intensive heat. This allows the swiss designer Markus Bangerter to create such light but very powerful structures like in this gorgeous chair.

-Via Notcot

Point-And-shoot challenge, Benoit Paillé tryed to do something interesting with cheap and low quality camera, more close to the illustration than photography.

-Via Defringe