LEGO goes architectural

LEGO has always been every architect's beloved childhood toy, so naturally architect Adam Reed Tucker has collaborated with The LEGO Group and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to release the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection - part of the LEGO Architecture series.

Click here to see the other landmarks in the LEGO Architecture series: http://www.dezeen.com/2009/05/26/frank-lloyd-wright-collection-by-adamreed-tucker-and-the-lego-group/#more-31214

XL Lamp

Yep- it might be the biggest lamp out there!

http://www.edendesign.be/eden.html

M I L A N Furniture Fair 2009

Check it out!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/inhabitat/sets/72157617181767086/

P A P E R G R A P H I C S

Check out this super papergraphic designer [Yulia Brodskaya] here.

All tied up

Inspired by his mother's knitting hobby, Korean designer Kwangho Lee created beautifully wildly organic light fixtures with tangled or weaved electrical cords. Each lamp is an impromptu process which makes each piece unique, and some lamps uses up to 900 meters of electrical cord.

Lee has also made furniture out of the same electrical cord.
http://www.kwangholee.com/