If you want to bring a modern vibe to your hallway this sleek Branch Hanger by designer Marko Vuckovic would perfectly complete a minimalist styled room. The hanger is still in concept form but it has a big chance at mass production.

Norway, like all Scandinavian countries, has always tried to live in harmony with nature, rather than to master it. Norway's old houses with "live" roofs is a perfect signature of this ecological trend.ecological roof

I just can't get enough of these cute decorative stickers. Gecko's wall decals and stickers that glow in the dark bring a lot of fun into your homes.The Brazilian design company Gecko recently launched a collection of 10 fluorescent decals and stickers with cheerful patterns, among which city night lights, little cute ghosts and one-eyed aliens.Decorative stickers

The Husk Chair is a beautiful and comfortable chair designed by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia. The Husk armchair consists in a simple plastic shell and lots of soft cushions. The chair's body support can be either fixed or rotating. The soft cushions are available in different sizes (standard, large and very large) and colors.Husk Chair design

In the spirit of eco responsibility, the designer Gyeongwan Koo has created a simple machine that allows you to recycle your waste paper in a sealable fabric bag that becomes a fun looking pillow.Paper Cushions

With its new orginal product PalmShower, Domet brings a small touch of summer in your garden. PalmShower is ideal for cooling the intense heat of the summer season!Palm-shaped exterior shower

Designer Jeannie Fraise loves to travel, les belles arts and interior design. She’s also a big fan of colorful, graphic home textiles and accessories used for creating unique, playful and comfortable living spaces. During the past seven years, under the label Lotus Bleu, she has worked on over forty interior design projects, home renovation and furniture reupholstery. Each time she achieved spectacular results and therefore her work has been included in the San Francisco Decorator’s Showcase and gained regional and national recognition.Lotus Blue Design boutique

Honestly, I have never seen such beautiful hybrid home gadgets like Ana Wagner’s lighting devices made from porcelain ware. Presented for the open public in an exhibition called Photophore, on May 27th, at Bucharest, each porcelain lamp is delicately hand painted, and therefore has a special story. The fragile bulb is being backed by brass or wood holder, giving these items a whimsical, vintage look.Ana Wagner, "Plants from my garden" table lamp

Between comestible furniture and ephemeral art furniture, you have to choose the destiny of this sugarchair. If you choose to enjoy its delights, you will need to ingest 30 pounds of colored sugar! The sugarchair can be licked by its possessor into a individualized and unique form.SugarChair

The world's safest house protects you from all the bad things like, thieves, radiation, ghosts, apocalypse, evil spirits, ex-wife. This house has no balconies and any other house accessories that might attract enemies.World's safest house

'Dressed' table set designed by Marcel Wanders for Alessi is simply stunning. Meant for special occasions, the tableware mixes modern minimalism and traditional luxury with a high-class look thanks to its delicate lace-like ornaments and stylish flowery edges. With a similar design, the cutlery has an incontestable refined quality reminding us of Baroque age.

I’ve always admired the art of restoration though I’m ashamed to admit that I never knew what to do with old fabric and furniture and they ended up thrown away or sold at the thrift market. Austin based design studio SpruceHome has made a nice growing business from transforming “orphaned” antique furniture pieces, mainly re-upholstering vintage chairs and sofas with eye-catching fabrics.In the golden afternoon sofa, $2,500.00 USD , SpruceHome:

You now this scenario, I’m sure: you have a hard day at work, then take the crowded train and finally get home. There, the last thing you want is to do housework, because you’ll end up spelling everything anyway. Guess what, these kinds of days are actually really inspiring for designers. Yeongwoo Kim, Pouring Light Lamp

Decorating your home? Well, it’s not that easy as you may think. You have to be sure that your favorite place will be comfortable, relaxing, but also cheering and modern. And if you are married, have one or two kids, a dog or two aristocratic cats, your mission is getting harder and harder. I give you an advice: if you feel overwhelmed with your home decorating responsibilities, a deco expert is exactly what you need. For example, take a look of the project that Atmos Studio accomplished for a British actress and singer.Atmos Studio, The Woven Nest

Californian furniture designer Farzan Nemat aka MSTRF handcrafts beautiful coffee tables, head boards/bed frames, nightstands and decorative wall pieces from certified wood. His design philosophy is based on Fibonacci principle; now I am not a math expert but I can appreciate the complex geometric aesthetic of these designs. More so I would love to have one of those cute coffee tables with laser cut patterns and glossy lacquer finish.MSTRF Abaci series coffee table

If I had one of these beautiful sofas in my house I would probably sleep all day long without even thinking about having a problem. Cushionized sofas are all made of pillows, multicolored or pure white, but, no matter the model, extremely comfortable.Christiane Högner, Cushionized sofa

Recent extinct animals are a great inspirational source for designers. Josh Finkle created special wooden toys based on four lost species: the Tasmanian Tiger, the Quagga, the Pig Footed Bandicoot and the Steller's Sea Cow, chosen for their beautiful shapes and patterns. The only difference is that the miniature toys have more simplified, vertical statures and human-like proportions.Josh Finkle, Extinct Toys

Anna Torfs began designing her own glass collections in 2002, and through the years developed two beautiful lines, Anna Torfs Basics and Anna Torfs Edition. Her approach: to create contemporary design using traditional glass techniques. Color is crucial, evoking emotions, but transparency and translucency are not always identical, that is Anna's central theme.Anna Torfs, Anna Torfs Edition, Caja Caja Duo

An extraordinary exhibition awaits you until November 6, 2010 at the Next Level Gallery, in Paris. "Under my Skin", by architect and designer Bina Baitel, astonished its viewers with a series of mutant lamps and a new, original technique of light diffusion. Our favorite: a lamp that becomes carpet (Snug lamp) and another one that can provide you free space for your home (table lamp Pad); the raw material designer used is a special leather, just like a "skin" which looks like a leather outside the lamp, as I told you before, but becomes light in the inner part.Bina Baitel, Under my skin, snug lamp

Obsessed with vintage cameras or vintage everything for that matter? Then you must appreciate these beautiful prints created simply out of love for these historical items. Printed on high quality paper and matted in acid free, square, white mats, Lomo Diana Camera images, from Sean Tubridy are ready to be framed and placed on your bedroom wall. Each print costs around $25.00 and is hand signed on the mat.You can get your childhood favorites Vintage Toys at The Vermont Country Store.Lomo Diana Camera Print from Sean Tubridy