“Arm Chair” by Jamie Isenstein. Wood, metal, nylon, raw cotton, linen, hardware, human arms, human legs, zippered jeans, Will Return sign Dimensions variable. Maybe from this, you can get a great idea of this year’s Halloween costume.  Via

Advertising firm Happiness in Brussels created this limited-edition line of posters made using the oil from the Deep Water Horizon spill that wreaked havoc in the Gulf of Mexico earlier this year. The agency plans to sell the 200 posters online, each for around $200.
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Nathan Roberts recently completed a pixelated retro Super Mario theme bedroom for his son. He projected the images onto the wall and then hand painted the mural. Pretty awesome!

‘We Make Carpets’ has made a giant 470 square meters carpet from bricks for the Flux/S festival in Eindhoven.

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Artist Jason deCaires Taylor created these amazing underwater statues formed artificial reefs.
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A project ‘We Make Carpets’ created by Stijn van der Vleuten, Marcia Nolte and Bob Waardenburg. Above the carpet was made from pasta.
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Created by Matharoo Associates for a diamond merchant in India, this door is flat-out crazy. Standing 17 feet high and five-and-a-half feet wide, the door is enhanced with 40 sections of Burmese teak. Each of the section revolves around some pretty complex machinery, and its single pivot hides a counterweight, 80 ball bearings, and 160 pulleys. “Push on any one plank, and all 40 sections reconfigure themselves into a sinusoidal curve, revealing an opening into the house.”
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Line Block Cable was designed by four Korea based designers who got idea from LEGO bricks. “How do you keep the electric wire of the back of your TV or under your desk? Do you use cable tie or leave them massy? Those lines not only look massy, but also not able to be distingvished from each other. Today other objects are used to keep the lines neat, yet it is just a temparary device. Now we suggest the newest method solving the problems to the root for you to keep the lines more neatly easily by changing the lines’ structure.”
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Relogic has come up with this simple, one touch declutter system for outlets. “Keep your electric outlets organized and safe while removing unnecessary clutter. Never have to search for an outlet multiplier again. Keep it simple, with only one push. By pressing the top of the outlet you release the rest of it’s body and the remaining outlets that were hidden inside the wall. Push back when you don’t need additional outlets.“

“Home Security Innovations for Modern Living” by artist lunchbreath.
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