If you’re heavy into design, like you’re an addict, you basically can’t stand to see much in your environment that ISN’T put in place by a human being, you’re basically guaranteed to be at least generally alright at both interior and exterior design, the arranging of...

I have a secret obsession with scissors. There’s a room in my home where I do all my clothing work and in a box are scissors from Germany and Japan since they seem to make the best steel. I would love to add one more to my collection from designer Michael Antrobus called Ground Tools.

'6 drawers' chest - folk collection singaporean designers nathan yong and jerry low collaborated under the studio name 'air design group'. in may 2009 jerry low has left and is embarking on his own creative journey.

Copenhagen based designer Nina Bruun has created the Nest chair. . Description from Nina Bruun: Influenced by the coming season and of nature, this chair is inspired by a bird’s nest. My idea was to create a graphical chaos which still felt like a unified whole.

Rockefeller Partners Architects have designed a guesthouse/studio that resembles a treehouse. Full description after the photos…. .

Via Kult Objekte I discovered this Rare Armchair designed in 1955 by Luciano Grassi, Sergio Conti and Marisa Forlani.

This classic design from Amirko is called “Change It” and as the name suggests the art form serves the same purpose. These are revolutionary as well as ultra modern walls where the inhabitants can change the design on them with various colours and prints.

This house is a living dream for those who want to connect to nature and yet have an astonishing modern day home. On one hand the house offers a breathtaking scenic view of the mountails being located in the valley itself.

'the dwelling lab' for this year's milan design week, BMW and danish textile company kvadrat are collaborating with designers patricia urquiola and giulio ridolfo on an installation called 'the dwelling lab'. the project explores the interior and exterior of the new BMW 5 series gran turismo.

In this third of four films Dezeen made to coincide with the Ron Arad: Restless exhibition at the Barbican in London, Arad explains why he wanted movement to be a key part of the show.