A designer duo pays homage to the art of handspun metalwork with the SF (Spin and Fold) Lamp
Big Bloom, a magnifying vase that supersizes your flowers
OMG this exists: inhalable alcohol, from the man who brought you inhalable caffeine and smokable chocolate
Virgin’s glitzy new bar soars at 30,000 feet and has three seats
Solace, an installation made from giant soap bubble walls that reflect the audience
A chandelier made from hundreds of styrofoam cups
The Socialmatic brings your Instagrams to life in Polaroid-esque prints
A photographer creates tiny tornadoes using wind and colored smoke
Kindergarten basics: Michael Velliquette creates his sprawling collages using only paper, scissors, and glue
A smart, wall-mounted desk that hides your work in a flash
HWKN’s Wendy, a new partyscape for MoMA/PS1, will feature a massive scaffolding of high-tech fabric that neutralizes airborne toxins
Swiss-Guinean photographer Namsa Leuba’s stunning series of photographs that capture the people of her mother’s native Guinea-Conakry refracts Guinean rituals through a European lens
The Mimosa pudica is one of the few plants whose leaves respond immediately to touch. Hooking up the plant to a motorized wheelchair that amplifies its normal reaction to touch stimulus allows it to move away from potential harm
A lovely little jigsaw map of San Francisco whose pieces visualize the city’s rich literary history
A clever drawstring lets this light double as either a pendant or ambient fixture
