





This cool series is called Polygon Heroes. You can buy these and other prints here.





“By processing techniques and knowledge in the interdisciplinary field of furniture and textile, I have created a contemporary piece of furniture that can carry a human and that a human can carry”, Danish designer Bjarke Frederiksen says about his Nomad. A bag and chair for the Nordic nomad.



World Design Capital 2012 Helsinki wanted to make those not naturally interested in design aware that design is anything that makes things work better, that design is all around us every day, that design affects us all and that you can have an effect on it by sharing ideas on how to make things work better with the World Design Capital mobile application.







Artist Tilt has created this half graffiti room aka the Panic Room inside the Au Vieux Panierhotel in Marseille, France. The unique hotel has five rooms which are redone annually by a different artist. In essence, they invite artists, graphic designers and painters into their rooms to create amazing and distinct atmospheres.








This church inspired design was built in 2011 for the Grenswerk Festival, located in the town of Enschede, Netherlands.
LOOS.Fm was looking to create a space where festival attendees could gather and socialize, when the idea for this 65 foot tool LEGO inspired building was created. The concrete blocks that make up the building’s construction were painted in 5 primary logo colors to create a truly stunning structure.



This cool Comic Shelf is beautifully crafted in walnut veneer and MDF. It’s designed by Oscar Nunez – and will be perfect for your comic books.

Kevin Allocca is YouTube’s trends manager, and he has deep thoughts about silly web video. In this talk from TEDYouth, he shares the 4 reasons a video goes viral.


The Peruvian newspaper El Bocón, one of the countries leading sports newspapers, took a stand for peace in soccer violence. When a fan got killed in riots after a match, they removed all of the soccer news out of their newspaper. They left blank spots where the news was supposed to be.








All I Own is a photo project by the Swedish photographer Sannah Kvist. Sannah got people to gather everything they own: furniture, records, computers, clothes, all piled up – in one photo.