The latest project of famous Slovenian OFIS Architects completed in October 2008. The  location of the LACE apartments block is in the centre of Nova Gorica which  is situated in the west of Slovenia.

The idea of hammock is transformed from a simple ‘rope’ object to an actual furniture piece. Using the state of art technology for a simple idea, this hammock has become the FIRST in the world that is ergonomic to sleep in.

Designed  to carry in your pocket or coin purse by 5.5 Designers, currenkey is a USB flash drive designed like a coin for Lacie. The coin facing value illustrates the memory capacity.

Graphic designer Shaz Madani was ommissioned by " Ideas Factory ", a London based graphic design studio to create the window installation for estate agents Douglas & Gordon in South Kensington, London.

Korean industrial designer Jaebeom Jeong explores the relationship between computer generated and classical forms through his grid series project.

"I'm very partial to pop," says architect Pedro Gadanho to ICON's design editor - Johanna Agerman . "I think that comes out in my work." His most recent project, a family home in Oporto in Portugal, demonstrates this penchant with bold and colourful details inspired by Transformers.

Zachari Logan is a 28 year old Canadian artist who paints and draws his own body as subject, engaging personal narratives that contradict and question existing notions of masculine representation. Logan talks to Yatzer, two weeks before his solo exhibition in Paris.

Won Park, has an unusual hobby: He folds origami treasures from one-dollar bills. When he was five years old, his mother took him to Japanese Paper shop, where he bought his first origami folding books. Today, he is an origami specialist.

In October 2008, Sweden’s first floating hotel opened alongside the famous restaurant "Salt & Sill". The hotel will be a meeting and conference venue with 46 beds, and will be open all year round.

Monopoly, in spite being the classiest of all board games, unfortunately is packaged just as boringly and uncreatively as every other garbage board game on the shelves. So, Andy Mangold decided to repackage it...