
The Patchwork series, by Amy Hunting, is a furniture set made entirely from wood waste collected from factories across Denmark. The Book Box is the shining star of the series, boasting a variety of ways to store its items. (via LikeCOOL)



The ‘Safe Bedside Table’ has a removable leg that acts as a club and a top that doubles as a shield for self-defence. This is for people who are willing to take on an intruder, providing an extra sense of security whilst in bed.
This marks the largest threat to Clockys to date. By James McAdam.


Clever advertising for this in-theater bar. By Highwood Communications, Calgary.
Adults always come to The Uptown independent theatre but never go to the bar that’s in the same building. These special popcorn cups from the theatre concession remind them of the delicious beer they are missing.


From SUCK UK: Origami Sticky Notes.
A little something for those dull moments at the office. Re-cycle your old sticky notes and turn them in to fun 3D models! Each pad has instructions for 10 different shapes, including: pig; penguin; boat; crane; butterfly; squirrel; lily and water bomb.



The Icono finger phone by Zinc Chan.
“I have based my design on the iconic hand gesture people use to represent the telephone. The handset is divided into two parts, earphone and microphone. This invites the user to use the iconic gesture when using the phone. When the user dials the numbers, an animated path is shown on the touch screen. Therefore, people start to remember the person by their unique pattern rather than the numbers. This, together with the two-piece handset creates a more emotional interaction between the phone and the user.” (via Core77)