Origami House.

There are no limitations in architecture. That's what I think when I saw this. This origami inspired house in Tokyo designed by architect Yasuhiro Yamashita of Atelier Takuto shows off excellent lines and shape without sacrificing form and function. Along with an integrated car port, which balances handsomely on a single point at its base; this innovative design is a fantastic solution plaguing crowded urban cities.

[via origamiblog]

The AppleSac.

Feels like traveling to the villages? Well this nice and simple design of AppleSac looks just perfect to accompany your adventurous journey. Just put your Macbook and charger there and you're ready to go!

Eva Solo Bin.

This' just nice. The video itself is a self explanatory. Key to the design is the lid, which through clever geometry and without hinges or other mechanics, balances magically on the top edge of the bin. The bin liner fixture is a surprisingly simple design that employs a rubberized metal ring that the top of the liner folds around.

[via cooldesignideasblog]

Lego Celebrates Olympic.

I always have a huge passion for Lego. Though I don't think I have the patience to build this kind of masterpiece... ^-^. Built by the Hong Kong Lego User Group and in order to celebrate the 2008 Olympics with scale models of many of the venues, including the National Stadium, the National Aquatics Center, and Olympic Village. This awesome Lego sculpture which is both impressively realistic and pretty massive in size.

[via cooldesignideasblog]

The Twist Together Lamp.

the TwistTogether Lamp - Candy from twistylamp on Vimeo.

The Twist Together Lamp is a revolutionary new lighting platform that encourages you to design your own lamp! Individual blocks connect together and illuminate with a simple twist. Watch the video and you'll get the cool idea.

Keyboard Napkin.

This one has really made me smile. Because it just fits me. I always have my lunch in front of my laptop. And it really hurts me when something spilled on it... T-T. This keyboard napkin is quite an idea, since it has the whole keyboard printed on it.

[via poppypetunia]

Dropping Painting Table.

I really really really love this one! Amazing! It really looks like a someone has spilled a large amount of red paint. From French product designer John Nouanesing, I could say that this one is pretty extra ordinary. My respect to Mr. Nouanesing.

[via cooldesignideasblog]

Switch Me.

It looks like a light switch, but what do I know, it's actually a salt and pepper shaker. Or maybe we should call it a salt and pepper 'switcher'... ^-^. So you might get the idea already, you just 'switch' it if you want salt, and switch it again if you want pepper. Cool huh! Oh, and it's designed by Chetan Sorab.

[via cooldesignideasblog]

The Santos Chair.

Is it a glass? Or is it a chair? It's a chair, everyone! A really beautiful masterpiece by industrial designer Joel Escalona for the Mexican Company Grupo HeWi.

[via poppypetunia]

Wooden USB Stick.

Just think it would be fun to have one of these. It's a USB flash disk made by Oooms Dutch Design Studio, Netherlands. Formed by Guido Ooms and Karin van Lieshout, It's a company that intends to make you smile through their work and creativity. And you know what, it did make me smile ^-^.

Tetrad Bamboo Shelving.

First, I thought it was kind of a maze. Well, actually, this is a book shelf ^-^. This Tetrad Bamboo Shelving uses the Tetris-inspired shapes to create sustainable, modular shelving for your home or office. Nice!

It's a Tree 'Restaurant'.

Starving for a childhood adventure? Naha Harbor Diner in Okinawa, Japan, sure can brings all of your memories back. The good news is, there's an elevator carved inside the tree trunk, ready to take you up directly to the main dining room, So, no, you don't have to climb. ^-^

[via poppypetunia]

Need Some Courage, Anyone?

A motivational poster by Right Brain Terrain LLC, Orlando, Florida. Nice design. Other collections available at Supermarket.

Emerson Taylor's Card.

Now this is how graphic design students must make their business cards. Simple, creative, yet professional. Love it! Graphic design student Emerson Taylor made this breakthrough... (Why does that name ring a bell?)

[via swissmiss]

Monster Laptop Sleeve

Yup, this would be my last post for today... I just couldn't pass this one. Too cute to be not true. It's a monster-like laptop sleeve. You can find this cute 'huggable' monster [and of course more] at Barry's Farm.
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Valentine Card.

Just the right card for the right person, on the very right moment of love. Designed by Andy Pratt.

The Unmentionables

Now try to remember when was the last time that someone pissed you off but you couldn't say a word? Well, just in case it happens again, you might want to throw him [or her] one of these Unmentionable Cards.
[via Swissmiss]

Camp We Won Kee.

Found this also at Wee Wonderfuls. Really nice work. What a fun paper dolls to play with! I'm 25 now, but come on... Never too old to play Camp We Won kee, right?

Wee.... Wary Wary Wonderfullll.

Found this one at Wee Wonderfuls. Really cute! I'd love to put this on my couch once I get a house...(yes, literally, specifically, and hypothetically, I don't have a house yet...T-T)

Lego Cuff Links for My Ex Boss.

I once had a boss who's really into Lego stuff. I know, it's kind of cute for a man but I guess he just couldn't resist the temptation. He wears Lego earing, Lego necklace [1st picture], and I guess, he would also like this Lego-like cuff links [2nd and 3rd]. I think he would prefer white...