A shooting star? A comet? No, it’s the Halley Lamp by Vibia! We’re certainly charmed by this lighting system that has been inspired by the celebrated comet. Easy to assemble, portable and lightweight, Halley features a diffuser profile containing an energy efficient LED strip able to turn any dull setting into a magical environment.

-Via Notcot

-Via Once Wed

With a slogan that reads ‘for herbivores, carnivores, and everything else in-between’, Singapore’s The Salad Shop is a new Raffles Place fast-food/ready-to-go restaurant that, you guessed it… majors heavily in all things salad. Of course it’s not the grub, nice as it may be, that’s caught our eye – it’s the rather splendid interiors, courtesy of the supremely talented Singapore studio, Asylum – they who also designed the brilliant Chocolate Research Facility that we featured last year. Brilliantly oversized forks and spoons act as window masks, whilst an array of illustrated, bespoke designed stools add colour and character. The space itself is all streamlined industrial and the finishing touches to this eclectic interior are those wickedly hip ’scenic’ fabric lampshades. Modern, vibrant and endearing, Asylum have created a playful, inviting space that’s sure to be a success…

-Via Notcot

If this looks large to you, imagine how big it would seem to someone half your size or smaller. Like some childrens picture-book come to life, this ‘Enchanted Forest‘ wooden tree house may look a bit kitsch to us as adults from a design perspective – but for kids it is one very cool combination of fairy tale magic and real-life adventure.

Held up by a combination of wooden beams and actual tree trunks, a spiral staircase connects this series of interdependent levels to effectively create a single (narrative) structure out of a number of semi-autonomous rooms and floors along the way. Each platform affords places to play as well as increasingly interesting views of the surrounding treescapes.

-Via Dornob

This linear story of a cross country adventure was photographed on various 35 and 120mm cameras and compiled into a horizontally scrolling website. It’s amazing to scroll through, check it out through the image link or the via link.

-Via Notcot

Wonderful flash game that’s purely hypnotic and entrancing. It’s simple: Click to create at least two circles. Listen to the tunes they make. Press Space to clear them all. Click the screenshot or the via link to check it out.

-Via Andre Michelle

Wonderfully hilarious and highly relatable visual diary documenting a flight from New York to Berlin (with a layover in London) by Christoph Niemann. You should most definitely click on the image or go through the via link to view the full article.

-Via Chris Niemann from NY Times

Great personal project!

“Complete re-visualization of our USPS mail system, including logo, letterhead, business cards, packing tape, shipping labels, mailbox graphics, worker uniforms, stamps, stamp dispensers, notepad, weights & prices brochure, fleet vehicle graphics, front-of-store signage, newspaper advertisements and elementary school posters.”

-Via Behance

I’ve set up a fan page on facebook, become a fan! But anyway,

It’s been a long time in coming but it’s finally here; I’ve set up a shop! For now, you can get prints of any of my photography (through the custom prints section) or pick one of the handful I’ve already set up. Also, look!

Postcards too! Coming soon will be a handful of posters and any other product ideas I can think of that would be a good fit. If you happen to have any specific requests or good ideas for merch, feel free to email me (check in the about section).

Click the “shop” button at the top or either of these screenshots to check it out!

-Via Photographyserved