Dutch designer Lex Pott has created a table called “ Stone and Industry “. From Lex Pott: As Belgian bluestone is found deep under the ground, natural rugged forms are typically created during its extraction. Industry then processes this into rectangular blocks or sheet material. Lex Pott designed a table that combines industry and nature. It can clearly be seen in the contours how the natural rock formations are combined with industrial geometry. (via The Contemporist)

The TeaSub submerges tea leaves to the bottom of your cup, creating the perfect infusion of your favorite brew. Designed by Ototo.

Cute and whimsical tabletop and kitchen accessories brought to you by Lama Designs. Have a look.

“Available in Classic Black or Vibrant Red, BookBook brings three levels of security to your prized Mac. First, the hardback cover and spine provide solid protection from the rigors of the road. Second, the vintage book design disguises MacBook for superior security. And third, the stylish case protects you from being like everyone else because BookBook is totally original, just like you.”

‘ Not that drinking tea doesn’t already bring glow to the face of a teetotaler the glowing tea bags are personifying the drinkers feelings! The carton looks ordinary but what lies beneath is astounding and sought after. Make your own tea bar and make the liquor guys green-eyed! You have the glow on your side! ‘ Very cool. Found here.

Exclusive and really shifted a little wink to the Gizmo Skirt, a stunning skirt designed by Brian Lichtenberg and nominated for the prize equally exclusive of $ 2 100. (via The Trendy Girl)

Created to stand in the middle of the bathroom as its absolute protagonist, the Cuna tub has a high, important backrest. Backrest inclination and height make this tub welcoming, comfortable and giving you total relaxation. The base shape is rectangular, but sides are rounded, another singularity making the tub really comfortable. (via Antonio Lupi)

‘ Designed to look just like a little meringue, these rings are absolutely uber-delish. The silicone that’s used by German designer Tanja Hartmann makes those rings look so real that you immediately want to start sucking on them. Luckily they are made out of silicone and not sugar and egg whites, because that makes them a lot more durable then the real thing and trust us, sucking on your finger doesn’t really go down all that well in public. ‘ Get yours at .Charles & Marie.

Loooooove these iPod-shaped tables designed by Italian artist Mirko Ginepro for Milan Design Week. Link here.

Jonas Lutz, a student at Design Academy Eindhoven, has created the Penna chair for Dutch manufacturer Leolux. (via The Contemporist)