Whimsical wooden spoons by Terry Widner. You can purchase his work at his Spoontaneous Etsy store.

These cushions by Ronel Jordaan may look like rocks, but they’re actually quite comfy.

These spilled milk bowls will bring only smiles and you can find them in my Thinx Gifts store.

The Facetada lamp and Facetat bowl are the results of a new manufacturing system by the Andreu Carulla Studio.

About the system:

Its manufacturing system is revolutionary, as we start from a flat sheet geometry which is modeled to our liking, allowing to create different shapes. The final result is a unique piece of futuristic aesthetic, with a luxurious finish.

 About the lamp:

[It] is a unique piece of lightweight appearance, which distributes the light uniformly on the bottom, while reflects spectacular patterns on the ceiling, creating a warm ambiance.

Watch this video to see their process and the beautiful geometric patterns that fill the ceiling above the Facetada lamps:

FACETADA lamp from ^C studio on Vimeo.

The Future Mapping Company’s creative cartography demands wall space.

The Cirrus sofa set by Dizajno may be the closest you’ll get to sitting on a cloud.

Steampunk lighting by Art Donovan, artist and author of the book The Art of Steampunk.

Cross a canyon in a single step or traverse an entire mountain range without ever leaving your living room. These rugs made with real NASA satellite images will make you feel like a giant and you can find them in my Thinx Shop.

Derrick Method makes furniture out of old books

These are my new REM Sleep Wave pillows now available in my new Zazzle store. Check it out for more Thinx-inspired designs.

Whether you’re having tea for one, coffee for two, or dessert for a few, these peacock pieces should serve you well. You can find them in my Thinx Gifts store.

Oscilloscope desk by Ittaesti 

Mugtails by Kinto now available in my Thinx Gifts store.

Isom Tables by Sebastian Scherer

A leaf x 10 by NOSIGNER

About the project:

Reflecting upon history, leaves were most likely the very first form of plates. Perhaps because it is engrained in our DNA, there is a certain primitive satisfaction that is derived from eating off leaves. By carefully tracing the fine veins of a leaf, and enlarging it 10-fold, we created this leaf-shaped placemat. Eating off the earth has never been easier.