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Stair Porn (don’t worry it’s totally safe for work) is a great little blog showcasing innovative staircase design from around the globe.

This installation by German design firm 1kilo definitely looks interesting. I couldn’t find a complete description of what it’s purpose is, but you can find a translated version of the page here.

With the release of the new Bond movie Quantum of Solace iminent, this bullet ice cube tray would be perfect for a Bond themed party.

These Stange Carafes are by designer Etienne Meneau. Featuring organic shapes they are definitely an interesting way to store your wine.

LP Cover Lover has an amzingly eclectic collection of LP covers spanning a huge variety of genres. Reminds me a bit of the awesome Sleevage.

Minimaforms are and architecture and design form who build experimental and ephemeral structures designed to engage and experiment. Shown above is a still from their ‘smoke signals‘ installation which explores the dynamics of smoke and light integrated with todays SMS technology.

Humus is a long standing e-zine showcasing some great work in the fields of art, design, motion, illustration, literature, photography and more. Currently at issue 12 it’s definitely worth checking out for a rather interesting diversion.

Ever wondered what other peoples workspaces look like? Deskography allows you to take a glimps of the work places of others around the globe.

Moleskines not cutting it for you? Finding it difficult to organise your time using conventional day planners? The perhaps the Muji Chronotebook is for you. Instead of organising your time in a strict linear fashion the Chronotebook allows you to map your schedule to periods of time in a clock like fashion making it easy for you to see what you are doing and when.

In a similar vein to Subblue, Art From Code has some wonderful examples of the beauty of generative art.