I just love that table!

Jeff Klarin and Rebecca Johnson make up BUGHOUSE design. The duo creates limited edition furniture (amongst other artistic pursuits) that subvert the traditional expectations placed on functional objects. Upcycling and remixing elements from such diverse areas as pharmacology, DJ culture and the occult, BUGHOUSE makes extremely unique furnishings that give new life to common objects.

In the last six months, we've seen uploads from mobile phones to YouTube jump 1700%; just since last Friday, when the iPhone 3GS came out, uploads increased by 400% a day.

Our biggest challenge was to create an attractive book that deals with numerous charts, graphs and technical information all related to one issue, money. The objective was to give the content of the book an attractive and playful look, where the information is read easily and the viewer does not feel overwhelmed with data.

The "Agencia Regional de Recaudación" is a small part of the Treasury office of Murcia. The Treasury office deals with contributors money, and at the end of each year needs to make its accounts public. They needed a small book that complied all there accounts, and at the same time captivated people to read it.

We created our very own piggy bank where the book was concealed inside. This meant that our target audience had to break open the piggy bank to see the book and hence see how the year had turned out money wise.

This new start-up business, from Portland, Oregon, sells a very funky origami-like wallet made of discarded milk and juice cartons.

We previous seen foil cartons turned into totebags and handbags, as well as food wrappers become purses and shoulder bags. So the idea isn’t totally new. But the socially and environmentally responsible business model behind Milkmuny may just be the creme de la creme, so to speak.
Milkmuny is the brainchild of Portland based industrial designer, John Schreiber. Milkmuny pays money for collected cartons to charities, schools and groups who need fundraising capital. It washes them and via a bit of clever folding and fabrication engineers a couple of designs for multi-pocketed wallets. These are sold for about $10 bucks. A portion of the sale finds its way to 1% for the planet.

Holt Renfrew released a series of windows inspired by some of favourite fashion bloggers - The Sartorialist, Bryan Boy, Garance Dore, Sea of Shoes, Jak & Jil and I Want It I Got

Artrain, the mobile museum authority, is taking it to the streets. After nearly four decades of touring world class art and cultural programs onboard its train museum across America, Artrain unveiled its new semi-trailer based design. The change was initiated in order to reach more cities and better serve art lovers while continuing to fulfill its mission of enriching lives and building communities through the arts. Artrain hits the open road in 2010, traversing the country with state-of-the-art semi-trailers known as Mobile Museum Units (MMU).

It’s time to add “music video production” to the list of industries the iPhone threatens to disrupt.

Showdown Productions LLC, a small production company in Dayton, Ohio has managed to shoot a professional-looking music video using only the Apple’s new video-capable iPhone 3GS and an improvised steadycam system that allowed them to shoot smooth, great-looking scenes on the go.