I love the Behive concept designed by Dutch designer and “Big Boss” of Extremist, Dirk Wynants. The entire Extremist website is a great resource for party/event planners. The Behive concept is based on a tightly stretched fabric suspended about 60 cm above the ground. You can either lie, sit or lean against the very comfortable side cushions. The springs all around the fabric ensure that it automatically adapts to the shape of your body, thus offering maximum seating or lounging comfort.

As if Wonderland Wallpaper isn’t fun enough, I stumbled upon a delightful light-emitting invention from product designer Jonas Sampson. The paper will contain LED lights in any conceivable design. The concealed light display turns on a few moments after a person enters the room.

Not to get mushy on you, but how romantical could this get? Imagine an entire hotel suite lit up like the galaxy, a princess castle for a little girl or a safari adventure trapped in the wall a’la Jumanji. What about a freaky haunted house where decaying corpses flash for only a split moment? Or if you could choreograph several different circuits of LED, you might create a glowing animation (for the record, that’s my ingenious concept.) 

NEWS FLASH! Portuguese product designer Joao Sabino has just made his keyboard bag available. All you have to do is email him. I saw the the illustration for this awhile back but it looks even better sampled. Read the full story

26 year-old product designer, Vladi Rapaport has created a beautiful life-size leather robot, complete with five speakers and a subwoofer for a total of 300W system. This robot design allows you to move the robot in many human positions and occupy your personal space as guest would. Be sure to check out Vladi Rapaport’s website for a full view of his products and creative process.