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Korean designer Jinsu Park brings the power of Photoshop to your finger tips! The Color Picker Pen acts as the eyedropper tool for real life by enabling colors in the environment to be scanned and instantly used for drawing...

Pottery designer Patrick Morris transforms the way people enjoy their plants in their living environments with the upside-down Sky Planter. Morris isn’t satisfied with having plants relegated to the remote corners of a room so he’s elevated them into upside-down interior features. ...

The Pantone Series from London duo Whitbread Wilkinson is the first officially licensed collection under the Pantone brand. The giftware includes coffee mugs, tea mugs, espresso sets, messenger bags, key chains, coin purses, and passport holders...

Currently on display at the Gagosian Gallery is a collection of prominent contemporary artists work all with a central focus of dots...

For his latest installation Spanish designer Oscar Diaz designed the Ink Calendar that uses capillary action of spreading ink across paper to display the date. Each month uses a different vial of temperature controlled ink that travels across embossed paper and colors in the date...

The design world has not overlooked our favorite little ones! Now more than ever designers are offering licensed classics on a slightly smaller scale. Design savvy parents can now look to Eames, Saarinen, Van der Rohe, or others to transform children’s spaces. ...

A partnership based on Green ideals and an attempt to bring about global change is the inspiration for a Dallas duos latest Green home. The Green Labron project is the greenest home in Dallas and the first project to receive full LEED Certification...

Are you looking for a wall decal but not sure how to choose the perfect design? It can be difficult to choose a wall decal today as the choices are plenty and we only have so many surfaces to cover. I recommend that you consider four items if you are struggling to make a decision: 1) [...]

Recently our Surface Bloggers stumbled upon the industrial design studio of Mike and Maaike. Known for their experimental approach to design, they create ideas and unexpected solutions for products, furniture, wearables, environments and vehicles...

One eco-conscious designer takes downsizing to a whole other level with his teeny tiny Tumbleweed “houses” that run from 65-140 square feet in size. Mo...

It’s been a very busy week and I haven’t had a ton of time to devote to my usual twitter searches. I have however learned about a few new things and hope you’ll enjoy what I’m sharing today. A few great Tweets covered companies and designers that were so much fun I decided they deserved [...]

From lighting to furniture, sculptures, room dividers, children’s toys, and everywhere in-between - designers are turning to cardboard to create great green decor and sustainable design. ...

I’ve seen a lot of activity out there in Twitterville this week, especially with the International Contemporary Furniture Fair going on in NY. Our team blogger, Brian, attended the show and sent notes and pics take a look here. ...

On Monday we were lucky enough to sneak away and head to the International Contemporary Furniture Fair. ICFF was great this year showcasing the latest in contemporary design from around the world. The international presence at ICFF makes it one of the best contemporary design shows...