Nothing says forever than the Ziptie Ring. Hahaha. I want one. Love it!!!

” A la carte kitchen system is ideal for office interior as well as for those who are frequently on the move. It provides various options, both in looks and in construction. By varying the modules you can adapt it to any situation with any type of connection. It is a kitchen which will delight even, or especially, before an imminent move. The robust outer shells can be set into transport containers in which the finer wooden parts can be packed and transported safely. The cuts for handling also serve as a hidden access for the electrical appliances. Such details and the bisection of the back cover eliminate the need for machining even for water supply. Besides the adjustable feet a set of castors can be adapted. Further accessory is a repository to be used in the gap between two modules. It carries a chopping board or can serve as a tiny dish rack. The kitchen garden fits in, too. ”

‘ Seasons ‘ flexible dinnerware by Nao Tamura. The one thing that’s clear in all the debate about sustainability and design is that, beyond the considered use of materials and thoughtfulness about energy consumption in production, a product must invite the user to form a long-term relationship with it. In short, it should be kept forever. ‘Seasons’, a flexible, durable serving dish, designed by New York-based Nao Tamura and shown at this year’s Milan SaloneSatellite, has a very good chance of being one of these life-long companions. (via Dailytonic)

Designed by Kevin Angeloni, student from Switzerland. “ Another way of seeing the gray pencil that everyone knows and is an indispensable tool for all creatives. The pencil is contained in a thin glass cylinder topped with a cork. Everything is placed in a plexiglass holder. ” (via Lovely Package)

Yogurt Spoon Package Design by Cho Hye-seung via Yanko Design.

This wine rack by Iron Design Company wine rack holds to a half case, the fluid shape of this wine rack appears to be molded by the wine bottles themselves. Very, very nice.

Love this tableware with lettering on the prongs of forks that correspond with words imprinted in bowls. Designed by Kathryn Hinton. Check it out.

Artist Kelly Farrell sells these wooden Tinysaurs. Each one is laser cut out of oak tag board using a 35 watt cutting laser, and pre-perfed for (relatively) easy assembly – assuming you’ve got some really steady hands. (via Technabob)

Rug with Scale presents an easy way to manage your weight and health. These days, most people have scales at home to measure and thus control their weight. A change of weight can be the most basic and important piece of data that represents one’s health and body shape. Rug with Scale is a scale combined with a rug. It is ideally placed in the bathroom for frequent use. It gives a soft touch and shows the user’s previous weight, present weight, and goal weight. The measured weight is saved to give the user an idea of their progress. The figures are illuminated. The textile part of the rug can be removed for cleaning, and can be changed according to the user’s tastes.

Batucada is a collection of objects hammered and anodised that create a special sort of liquid feel to metal. All pieces are laser signed Jahara Studio/ 2010. This work talks about process and music, as rythym is the main inspiration for the pieces, by hammering and leaving marks to each object, an unique result shows up in each piece.