Human Antenna by Swiss designer Florian Kräutli is a cool music carpet that appears to be like a usual rug, cool furnishing item for modish interiors. This carpet is made of looms from conductive thread and capable to transform a human body into an antenna.  The carpet picking up the radio waves which the human body receives and makes them hearable. Walk on the carpet to change the radio frequency. Check out the cool video below to see the working of the carpet.  Via

AnnaTheRed has created this bento art: Where The Wild Things Are. She detailed what each character is made of:

Bernard:
- rice mixed with black sesame seeds and salt
- ham for his feet
- kamaboko for his terrible teeth, terrible claws and horns
- seaweed on cheddar cheese for his terrible eyes – seaweed for his ears

Max:
- rice
- egg sheet and cheddar cheese for his crown
- seaweed on cheddar cheese for his terrible eyes
- seaweed on ham for his face – broccoli for his rumpus stick

Moishe:
- rice mixed with black sesame seed and salt
- seaweed on ham for his face
- seaweed on cheddar cheese for his terrible eyes
- seaweed for his hair
- kamaboko for his terrible teeth, terrible claws and horns

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At the london design week 09 Peter Bruegger presented his moustache mugs at designersblock. Enjoy effortlessly masquerading behind a character moustache while drinking your favourite tea or coffee. Every mug has a different design on each side to explore your favourite masculine expression! Choose between feisty Fu-Magnum, ambigues Mustafa-Chaplin and cheeky Maurice-Poirot!  Via

An installation of graphic red arrow kites by Jennifer Fisher and Christian Cerrito, each of which points in a different direction. In the empty sky above a unique landscape, these arrows serve as a reminder for viewers to stop and reconsider their surroundings, to explore new paths, and to embrace the unexpected.
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A block of 1,200 post-it notes designed by Kenjiro Sano to look like a block of wood. A comment on the relationship between wood and paper, not only the block itself, but each individual post-it note is printed to look like woodgrain.

The Yoke Shopper will securely lock together a number of plastic shopping bags and most ‘Bags for Life’. Its versatile design allows you to comfortably carry all of your shopping on your shoulder or across your body – now your hands are free to …

Joakim’s gingerbread tetris (with pac-man).

Artists Blu and David Ellis combined their respective styles to create this large scale motion paintings that occupies an old ruins. Watch the film below.

Notepod($17.95), another bright idea from iPhone. It sure come in handy for anyone sketching an iPhone App. One side of each page has a white space the size of an iPhone screen (52mm by 77mm), and on the other, a light 6mm grid for technical sketches or tic-tac-toe. Cool idea. Via

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Enjoy these amazing cockpit photograph…
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