I keep seeing this ad in design mags so I had to take a look and see what they have. They have a lot. This desk is my favorite. It comes in a few finishes but the white is my favorite. Beautiful simple design by Nueva Linea.

Designed by the Mexican collective NEL for Nanimarquina, the Global Warming Rug portrays a polar bear on a very tiny piece of ice.

Here’s the deal….Designer Seongyong Lee says that “This product started from two main purposes. First, whenever you wash your dishes, you might have difficulties to find spoon as cutlery sinks deep down into water. Second, it is based on the idea of easy holding. Through making inside empty, it becomes rising to the surface of water like a float. Meanwhile, the spherical shape in the center acts as a supporter to help you when you cut and chop food with less effort.”

Pretty cool idea, as long as the steak knives float blade down.

This Textile Side Unit is a collaboration between Jethro Macey and Decode Londo.  Made with a solid wood base, lacquered carcass with CNC milled stone composite doors and solid oak base. It is a really beautiful piece, for more detail pictures and order info check out his site.

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Design Within Reach has these really cool building blocks for you, your kid, or anyone. I bet they are really fun to play with when you’re stoned. Here’s the lowdown from there site….

“First designed as an instructional game for Swiss schoolchildren, the Cuboro Standard Building Block Set (1979) has evolved into a labyrinth designing exercise for all ages, including those old enough to run a company. Configurable in infinite combinations, the weighted marbles travel and forge their own path through underground tracks and hidden passages. The Building Block Set encourages experimentation and activates the discovery of spatial, mathematical and aesthetic problem solving. Help your child, and yourself, transition from a two-dimensional to a 3D world by constructing something highly functional that isn’t necessarily seen by the visible eye. The Cuboro Set contains 54 FSC-certified beech wood blocks and three colored marbles and can be added to with additional sets to expand the possibilities even further. Contains small parts; not recommended for young children.”

via:Design Within Reach