YOY is a design unit by Naoki Ono, a space designer, and Yuuki Yamamoto, a product designer and they have created the Peel.  The Peel is a wall lamp that looks as though the side of wall is peeling back but instead light comes shinning through. I want one these for my place it would be a talking point in any room.

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Now this is a stylish looking headphone the Denon Globe Cruiser Bluetooth Headphones ($500). They come with a lot of goodies in these active noise cancellation headphones with aptX Bluetooth wireless capabilities, along with a control wheel for music playback and phone control, comfy memory foam earpads, 40mm drivers, dual microphones for crystal clear conversations, a folding design for easy storage in the included leather travel case, 10 hours of battery life, and it includes a cable for when you inevitably forget to charge your headphones.

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Here is yet another site that does some beautiful terrariums.  Chive is the company behind this terrariums that can run from $6-$120 dollars depending on which one tickles your fancy.

"Since 2004, Chive has created innovative and simple designs to highlight the unique beauty of your floral arrangements. Chive’s elegant vases easily compliment any setting, from classic to contemporary,and are a wonderful addition to any home, business, wedding or event. Using a versatile array of media, including glass, plastic, aluminum, porcelain."

If you want to check out more of what they offer, then check out their website.

Here is a unique building with a cycling track on the roof, which was designed by NL Architects. It has a glass enclosed structure that will accommodate a bicycle rental shop, modern cafe, and a staircase that will provide access to the rooftop velodrome, which has a guide down the sides to bring your bike up the stairs without having to carry it. The Bicycle Club will be constructed in Hainan, China this year and was commissioned by Vanke for a big resort in southern China.

The history of the tea set goes all the way back to about 200 B.C. and over that 2200 years tea sets have had every conceivable shape. This version of the tea service set was designed by Eunjae Lee and it's a simplistic yet elegant tea set.

"A tea service set, Silent Machine, is composed by functional products reflecting aesthetic interpretations on function-focused forms. Every single object can be identified when it is utilized as a part of the whole. Mathematically formulated silhouettes and details contribute to creating an image of mechanical regularity rather than being emphasized on their ornamentation."

These vessels are so cylindrical and they look like each element is the same circle that's been extruded with varying diameters and circumferences. The dark grey color also catches my eyes with a soft and relaxing feeling. You can read more about this tea set here.



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Timur Salikhov is the branding idealist behind theFire Fighter Vodka branding. I think it's a great concept to make the bottle seem like a new style fire extinguisher, which in my mind they kind of need to make a new style fire extinguisher. The current one is out dated to match that of a modern design.

What I like about this design is the attached shot glass and the stand out choice using a red colored bottle with a polished off top.  What do you think of the design choice?

So your still not sure if you want to pick up a GoPro yet? Do you have an iPhone 4/4S? Then a Mophie Outride ($130-$150) might be a better alternative. This rugged, waterproof mount for the iPhone 4/4S keeps your phone protected inside a polycarbonate housing, while a wide angle lens ensures you get the whole picture, and a modular mounting system ensures you'll be able to use it no matter what sport you're in to. You will even be able to share your epic adventures with the application that comes with the Outride.



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What a sweet find on this Friday afternoon.  The "De Markies" meaning (The Awning) was an entry in the "Temporary Living" competition in 1985 and was conceived as being a mobile home. On the road, it measures 78 in. by 177 in., and once it has arrived at its destination its floorspace can be increased threefold in a matter of seconds. "De Markies" was awarded the Public Prize at the Rotterdam Design Prize in 1996.



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Bike enthusiast and designer Izhar Gafni built a functioning bicycle made out of recycled cardboard for about $9 dollars. That is pretty slick if I say so myself. The Cardboard Bicycle can withstand water and humidity, coated with a strong layer of brown and white material, making the finished product look like it is made of hard lightweight plastic and can carry riders weighing up to 485 pounds. The cost to make the bike is around $9-$12 and the manufacturer expects that the cost to the consumer would be around $60-$90 depending on what parts they choose to add on. If you want to know more about the design, watch the video below.




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