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H2P has decided that we will be buying a summer villa in Spain. Here are some pictures of what we just purchased.

*Update* I have just been informed that was just a dream. But nonetheless here is what the property would look like.

In honor of seeing Exit Through The Gift Shop and the appearance of street artist SpaceInvader in the film, here is a way to really turn heads. Space invade your car. It is a moving piece of art whenever it is seen out and about.







Thanx TCH

Flickr user sarcoptiform has tapped to an ongoing internet installation entitled Pictures of Stuff.



This one is called Take-Out Lids and we think the simplicity and ultimately the design is splendid.  Plus, it opens a discussion for us as a race, our consumption, and addiction to caffeine.

Thank You SwissMiss

Fresh and modern architecture/interior design.  This house was designed by architects Herzog & De Meuron.  





You can see all pictures here.

Neat little cards allowing the sender to craft their own message.  Designed by Yellow Owl Workshop in San Francisco, who specialise in creating expertly crafted paper goods. They are a limited edition and made from 100% PCW recycled paper.

Via LikeCool

2010 is already shaping up and Paul Octavious' Book Collection shows how great design can be.

Great design meets great functionality from OOMS. The designer says "each board can be used on its own as a cutting board or serving plate, or put some boards together and you have super-sized your workspace. It’s ideal for cutting those long baguettes! But the best thing is that any wineglass can be fitted into the blank spot of a board. Using the boards at parties allows guests to enjoy both wine & delicacies, while still having one hand free to greet other friends.”

Via HipBip

This delicious looking gummy bear chandelier is by hand by stringing approximately 5,000 1" acrylic gummy bears.  Only 10 will be made.  Designed by Kevin Champney

Thanks HipBip

 

Awesome map of the human body done visa-ve London's subway system.

By Sam Loman

Check out these new Bite silverware. Designed by Mark Reigelman, the name and style is designed to draw attention to global hunger.