This strange Graffititek Bookshelf was designed by French designer Charles Kalpakian. Based on Parisian Graffiti art, the bookcase aims to offer new perspective on the craft by reinterpreting it in a three-dimesional way. The new bookshelf also features light lamps, resembling the books, that not just helps you to find the books in the dark but gives a tender setting to your place as well. But this bookshelf seems that it is more for design, and less as a space to store a big collection of books.  [via..]

By Petter Hanberger, this Self-initiated T-shirt screenprint of the 2009 calendar. A pen is attached so that the owner can fill in one box for each day that the shirt is being used. After one year the t-shirt design is finished.  [via..]

I must admit that I’ve never saw a shopping bag like these before. Wow, they’re so sexy. Now just image how much fun you walk around with these upersexy shopping bag. But your shopping spree might send you right to jail depending on where you live.
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One Russian company’s calendar for 2009. They try to show how they see the business in Russia. The first photo ‘Ronald McDonald in an orgy on Youtube’ make a me feel sexier than I ever feel. 
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One of the world’s leading rocket powered vehicle builders Ky Michaelson has finished his first Rocket powered sled. His suped-up radio flyer sled derived from a toy sled. The rails of this sled were manufactured out of aluminum andthe surface area was crafted out of oak planks. The real radio flyer sled comes complete with custom steering handle bars, a speedometer and a JATO bottle motor mount!   [via..]

By Valentine Associates Studio, this’s a unique packaging solution for “Bomba” an Austrian energy drink.   [via..]

If this Nokia phone gun is real…  But just a concept.   [via..]

Christmas is coming, we want to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you who have been a great support of this site. Here’s our best of the year designs in one big post for your reading pleasure. 2008 has been an eventful year but we are so grateful since you support our work. We wish you an enjoyalbe holiday!

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iBoobs by Mystic Game Development is the sexiest iPhone application I’ve seen so far. But Apple apparently doesn’t want developers to experiment with breast physics on the iPhone. Apple has denied iBoobs. In Apple’s rejection letter to Mystic, Apple claims:

“Applications must not contain any Obscene, pornographic, offensive or defamatory content or materials of any kind (text, graphics, images, photographs, etc.), or other content or materials that in Apple’s reasonable judgment may be found objectionable by iPhone or iPod touch users.”  [via..]

Jeffrey Gerlach who is an Industrial and Interaction Design student at Syracuse University, and his fellow student Andrew Stanley created the DPW ADK furniture project. Original!

From Jeffrey: We have been designing around themes of urban life, DIY,  and sustainability. We worked exclusively with found objects creating something of value from objects that spend most of their life unused. This is our DPW ADK furniture. Born from a spontaneous need and evolved from a simple vision the department of public worth adirondack chair is true upcycling a modern and sustainable take on the classic adirondack chair, all that is needed is the rearranging of some nails. When we don’t have much we make much more of what we have now go show your public worth…
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