Birdhouse Rooftile: looking to find a solution to the shrinking bird population in urban areas, klaas kuiken consulted with the vogelbescherming (dutch bird association) to conceive the ‘birdhouse rooftile’, a design which offers more places in which our feathered friends may rest and feed within the city.

All streets should be like this!
“Fast Track” is part of the Archstoyanie 2012 art festival. More info here. 

Bert Löschner has made some cool modifications on these ordinary plastic chairs.
Check them out here 

Bicycle Taxidermy: Remember the good old days, when your precious bike wasn’t bent in half by a flung open car door? Sure the wounds hurt, but losing your two-wheeled partner in crime is what really stung the most, right? (Except for the broken tibia, that was bad.) Thanks to Bicycle Taxidermy, you can remember your old friend every time you walk into your den. Bicycle Taxidermy is a plaque and wall mount for your old ride’s handlebars. If you don’t have a broken down bike, you can also purchase a plaque with some other bike front already attached, though that story is a bit less interesting. We recommend using your own, so go out there and shoot your bike. Buy here.

Going to the beach? The only thing you need is a towel… oh and a scissor ;)
HANS IM GLÜCK by Jan Dobmaier is a Towel and bag in one. 

365 KNITTING CLOCK (wall clock)

365 is stitching the time as it passes by. It is knitting 24 hours a day and one year at the time, showing the physical representation of time as a creative and tangible force. After 365 days the clock has turned the passed year into a 2-m long scarf. Now the past can be carried out in the future and the upcoming year is hiding in a new spool of thread, still unknitted. 

Rate your beer coasters: The set of six letterpress coasters feature all the basic items needed to review a brew. Whether you’re spending an afternoon brewery hopping or hosting your own beer tasting, these are the perfect way to keep track of what beers you like! These would be epic in a bar! Get them here

helloyoucreatives:

German furniture company Thonet and London architect Andy Martin have collaborated to create a track bicycle made from beech wood. Whilst being an incredible piece of design, the £43,000 price tag might be a little steep for a bike that doesn’t even have brakes. 

Via (@Kim_Penelope)