Alpine Architecture

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Vorstadt 14 in Zug

Located in a 15th-century house in the town of Zug, in Switzerland, Vorstadt 14 offers three suites (of radically different designs) for travelers. The bottom two floors are full-on minimalist, while the top floor (shown below) is a private, under-the-eaves rustic-meets-Swiss-modern apartment designed by Roger Stussi and available for rent. Go to Vorstadt 14 for more information.

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Hidden Animal Teacups

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The Whitepod Resort in Les Cerniers (CH)

The Whitepod Resort

Life Calender: How was your day?

Life Calendars designed by Brigada Creativa, on sale here.

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Zürich im Schnee

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Allandale House

Das Allandale House, ein amerikanisches Ferienhaus, wurde vom Architekten William O’Brien Jr. entworfen.

Astack

Astack is a stackable candle holder that can be combined using different shapes and colours. Designed by Danish Helgo.

LEGO Kerzen

von Hyock Kwon (via)

Octo Lamp by Secto Design

Secto Design

Amnesty International's Haunting Face

Brothers and Sisters creative duo have teamed up with anonymous German street art collective Mentalgassi, to create art installations for Amnesty International. Called Making the Invisible Visible, the posters highlight the case of Troy Davis, a 42-year-old man who has been on death row for 19 years in the USA, despite serious doubts about his conviction.

Amnesty International maintain that no physical evidence links Davis to the crime and seven out of nine witnesses have since changed or retracted their testimony, some citing police coercion. Despite the doubts surrounding his guilt, he still faces execution.

The posters are displayed on fence railings. Front on, you see nothing but bars. Troy’s haunting face only becomes visible from an angle.

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Kerzenständer by Normann Copenhagen

Magnetic Modular Shelving by Nils Holger Moorman

Nils Holger Moorman (via)

Mentalgassi's street art installations in Berlin

by Mentalgassi

How to fail a test with dignity

Plywood Christmas Tree

Bring a Scandinavian Christmas atmosphere in your home with this plywood Christmas tree from Danish brand Ferm Living. The tree is available in two colours (nature and white).

Fruits & Joghurt - Stunning packaging

Design by Mika Kañive

Hanging terrariums

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Hands at Gigs

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Bags auf JAPANPROXY

JAPANPROXY ist eine Plattform für Kleinlabels und Besonderheiten aus Japan und vertreibt Produkte aus dem Bereich Mode und Design.