Flexi is a flat solar-powered paper based radio concept designed by Wu Kun-chia, Wang Shih-ju, Chen Ming-daw & Liou Chang.
Flexi radio can fit in a purse or even a wallet and it includes a speaker on one side and a solar cell on the other, both of which are light and flexible. It’s designed [...]

Here is a collection of unusual finger rings. Checkout the complete list here.

321 water is yet another beautifully designed water bottle into your handbag, backpack or car cup holder. The easy-to-use plunger mechanism contains a carbon block filter. One push removes any chlorine, unpleasant tastes and odours in an instant, leaving you with fresh, filtered water anytime you need it.
Buy for AUS $32.10.

Cells by Tom Sutton, is a free style modular shelving system that’s available in an array of colors to suit the trendy look of your modern den. Really cool! [via]

Designed by Peter Harvey, Tongue-in-Cheek is a chair inspired by the tongue and is really a sculptural celebration of the tongue. Awesome!
Tongue-in-Cheek is realized in UV resistant GRP (glass reinforced plastic). Available at outdoorzgallery in Red, White, Orange, Pink, Yellow, Purple, Blue and Lime colors. [via]

Designed by Ross McBride, Dolly salt & pepper is a stylish tool for your dining table.
Designed for Normann Copenhagen, it features a rounded U-shaped design divided into two parts from within to leave no space for salt and pepper to get mixed. [via]

Hydros bottle is a reusable water bottle with a built-in filter. Hydrose is made of BPA-free durable plastic and its filter can reduce contaminants like arsenic, particulate lead, dissolved lead, mercury, copper, chlorine, and cadmium. Good innovation!

THE PUNCH CARD™ is the three character say-whatever-you-want card. Punch out the perforated pieces to create your own personal message. Use letters, numbers, glyphs or design your own pattern.
The Punch Card reminds me of a similar product called LCD Card from UrbanOutfitters.
Available in three colors, Electric Blue, Neon Green and Hot Pink. Buy [...]

This amazing art work interestingly made using vinyl adhesive electrical tape, is created by Rebecca ward as part of the urban culture project for Charlotte Street foundation at Kansas city. MO.
According to the artist, “My installations are site-specific works dependent upon the space they occupy. Utilizing existing lines, beams, and angles, each piece I [...]