Bengt and Lotta

http://www.bengt-lotta.se/index.htm Beautiful bookmaks by Bengt and Lotta A B.

What it is it isn't by Nathan Wierink and Tineke Beunders

Isn't this fantastic? makes you feel all wobbly, like you have landed in a scene from Alice in Wonderland.

Nathan and Tineke graduated from Eindhoven Design Academy, they design and make some very ingenious and wonderful things, here they are: http://www.ontwerpduo.nl/en/werk.html

Lawrence Brabant designs using bottles

These designs using old bottles are very elegant they are by french designer Lawrence Brabant, you can see his work here:

http://laurence.brabant.free.fr/index.php?./home&./home/010_collections&128

Crow noise boxes by Sara Dierck

With a background in interactive and public art, Sara Dierck is pursuing a Master's degree in Industrial Design at Pratt Institute. These are her beautiful crow noise boxes.

http://www.saradierck.com/

Solar street lights by Jongoh Lee

Invisible Streetlight emits light at nighttime by saving energy from sunlight during the day. The most innovative element of Invisible Streetlight is that it does not require a support because the flexible body in the shape of tree branch is directly installed to the trees lining a street. Installation is simple in parks and outskirts of urban centers. Also, Invisible Streetlight does not spoil scenic beauty of the surrounding areas.

http://www.coroflot.com/public/individual_set.asp?individual_id=143918&set_id=160508&

This concept fulfills two great objectives, streets lined with trees and solar powered street lights.

cardboard Interior, Paper cut, dARCH Studio

http://www.yiorgoseleftheriades.gr/

http://www.darchstudio.com/?q=content/papercut-0

After all these wonderful feminine delicate offerings I feel the need to show you something a little more macho and no its not manihose again!

This project is by dARCH Studio for fashion showroom 'Yeshop In House' in Athens Greece I love the softness of the lines, the concept and the materials. It creates a warm (insulated) organic environment.

Xray Lights

I know my mum will love this one.
Sture Pallarp of Swede created this lamp in collaboration with Elin Hedlund and Emmelie Karlström at Beckmans College of Design from old Xrays. I'm not sure about choice of Xray, depends what it is revealing, but it is a very clever idea.