Log bench

Pong table

Moritz Waldemeyer (German, b. 1974)

Waldemeyer’s skills in mechanical, electronic, and software engineering fall into the mechatronics area of technology. A talented designer in his own right, he has collaborated with architects and designers such as Hussein Chalayan, Ron Arad, Yves Béhar, and Zaha Hadid. His first solo project is a collection of interactive electronic game consoles that double as dining tables. This table re-creates the beloved classic game Pong, introduced by Atari in 1972. The tabletop has 2,400 LEDs and two track pads embedded in its surface, turning the white Corian into a digital gaming board. When the game is turned off, the integrated technology disappears.

Lamp Girl

Marianne Maric and her awesome lamp girls at yatzer.

Check out some more images HERE
the link is also a great design blog you can play around at.

Zhang Huan

One of my all time favorite performance artists. Crazy stuff, good crazy
Check out all his stuff HERE

Daniel Buren

Originally designed by Juan Batanero in 1972, the bridge was recently updated with
a red arch designed by French artist Daniel Buren.

Chairs of lobster

These "Lobster" Chairs are amazing eh? I am not a fan of lobster (thanks to John Amoss) but I would drool over these lobsters. Check out more HERE

Clasic Mod

See the rest HERE