Created by Argentinian designer, Ignacio Pilotto.

I can’t get over how genius this product is, substituting pantone colours for the conventional colour realm that is usually provided with your standard rubik’s cube. It’s Rad! I’ll take three por favor!

Help yourself to this great design. I am diggin’ this product, it’s clean, simple and the product speaks for itself. Therefore, I will let the photos below do the talking.

www.helpineedhelp.com

This stunning wine holder would fit perfectly in any home, it’s simplistic and contemporary without being pretentious. I enjoy when a product uses factors such as gravity, and incorporate it into the design of the product.

This product can be found on multiple websites, it retails for about £28 (roughly $58 CAD, price including shipping),  best website I found to purchase it on is www.cutebitz.com. The ship to Canada and the U.S. but require 5-7 days.

Makes for a unique gift to give with a bottle of wine or used within your own personal space and makes for a great conversation piece. Enjoy!

Located in London, England, lies this visually stunning and modern restaurant and lounge. With cleverly hidden lighting and sparingly decored with intimate all-white furniture, it acts as a canvas for projecting light and colour. Thus creating an atmosphere that is focused on ambiance and mood. If you are in the area of, or, on route to London, put this on your hit-list of places to see.

www.vanillalondon.co.uk/

Serial Cut Studio is a Madrid based creative agency that has a very strong portfolio that ranges from photography, typography, 3D rendering and motion. They work with companies large and small, focusing on fashion, entertainment and strongly on custom elements for each project.

Each promo piece on the site is given the attention it deserves with the entire screen as its stage… and in my opinion it has a greater impact. Though contentious with many a programmer, my affinity for full screen scalable images on websites is still rampant.  Well that was somewhat besides the point, since I really enjoyed the last Serial Cut website.  I do find the navigation mildly esoteric, but as designer I appreciate deviating from Web 2.0 standards for design’s sake and also it’s pretty sweet looking when you DO notice it.  I adore pretty much ALL of the 3D type work coming out of this studio, and it kinda makes me want to create some dioramas.

Go and peruse: www.serialcut.com

Or click on more to check out some of my favorite designs via screencap.