“There is nothing traditional or predictable about this space. As you come in, you’re greeted by a white origami-like structure that starts turning like a piece of paper running through the whole 530 square feet. This wooden centerpiece is so cleverly designed that it leaves open the living spaces and gives the necessary privacy to the bedroom and bathroom. It also encases the staircase to the second floor where the bedroom is located.”

-Via The designer pad

Streetstew is a practical pad for one or more pots inspired on citymaps. The design consists of three puzzle pieces by Tim Baute for Interror.

-Via Notcot

Ever step outside, see how hot (or cold) it is, and wish you were still indoors? Well, the front entry to the inner of these housing structures does just that – it opens up to a larger warehouse-like, glass-and-metal structure structure, rather than right into into the wider world – a retreat within a retreat, if you will. A long metal barn lets natural light in on both ends via a fully-glazed front and back, but inside is another story.

A series of individual container compartments provide privacy for residents, raised up to the second story, while main-level spaces and carved-out shipping containers serve as communal gathering, cooking and working areas.

-Via Dornob

Monarchy is a stool, it is a rocking and swiveling stool. Designed by Greece based Yiannis Ghikas for Belgian based Feld. “It rocks sideways and it rocks back and forth. Monarchy also swivels.”

-Via Likecool

-Via Notcot

-Via Likecool

Lady Gaga’s song Telephone recreated as a children’s book story, complete with vintage illustrations.

-Via Coudal

This little girl’s mother is from Helsinki , Finland .
While her daughter is soundly sleeping, the mother creates a completely different world from whatever she can find around her!

“It’s a suitcase – perfectly fitted for a bottle of bourbon and a set of brass knuckles. The outside says, “Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. Sack up.” The inside offers, “The two roads to courage.””

-Via Notcot

-Via Max Wanger Blog