An archaeological discovery? A fossilized sink just take a look at this ammonite shaped wash basin. Made from patented concrete you can now have the natural beauty a fossil ammonite in your own home. Available at HighTech Design (via Likecool )
Tsumami Kanzashi, a japanese technique of folding little fabric squares into flower petals or other botanic arrangements dates back to over 200 years. These exquisite hair adornments are usually only worn with traditional Japanese attire or on special occasions. Now these hair pins can be worn everyday made possible by these beautiful design from Yonuko, who gives a great interview at Pingmag. For anyone who love nature this will be a special treat.If you would like to try your hand at making your own here you can find some helpful information and tutorials .
Photo by a-yarn
Together Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo and Shae Haley are N*E*R*D*. Their highly anticipated third album is a manifestation of what they represent, a mixture of hip-hop beats, rock riffs, crunk rhythms and soul music . If you buy the album via Colette eshop you receive an exclusive goodie, a T-shirt made especially for the album’s first 50 buyers. So get there fast!
Have you ever had the notion to take a nap but there wasn’t a pillow in sight? In comes the Pillow ring! This comfortable ring will allow you to take a nap whenever and wherever you want. Soon to be available at Downstairs-studio (via Gizmodo and Design Sponge)
You just have to love this T-shirt by Wendy at Wire and Twine the real play station via (Geekware) I think it is just sweet.
If you are an indie artists or just starting out to become one. Then this magazine is especially for you – DIY City mag. Each issue will focus on a DIY city around the globe. Here you can gather information for your next project or share your already acquired abundance of DIY knowledge. Maybe your favorite do-it yourself supplies, resources or even an indie designer that you love. The first issue focuses on no other city than New York, issue 2 will be about New Orleans, which you can still contribute your ideas to. So just head over there see what’s new in the DIY atmosphere.