In these days it seems that a plasma tv became an element of design that can improve the way your home looks. So let’s say that, you’ve gotten yourself into a new HDTV so that you’re entertainment life at home will change. Well, now you’re also going to have to change some of your decorating, including a new TV stand to accommodate for the bigger set. Whatever style or design, there is a plasma TV stand that will harmonize with your interior décor. Now for those of you who search for a clean, sleek, modern look, for their plasma tv stand here are a few attractive contemporary styles that I’ve found at Tonin Casa. - Via - Furniturestoreblog

YET is a modular wall lamp from Foscarini, satin painted polycarbonate diffuser which doubles up as a shelf, that can carry a small load of accessories or a couple of books. The YET wall lamp is another product that serve a dual purpose. The lamp is available in yellow, orange, gray and white to add excitement to your designing experiment. The final result looks good especially if you want to create a stylish & modern decor. The price for this wall lamp or shelves with lights, I don’t know how exactly to name them is $210 and is available from here. - Via - Thedesignblog

Designed by two students ( Leona Dean and Zoe Robson ) at London South Bank University, Footlume is a new electroluminescent carpet that emits a soft glow as you step across it. The Footlume makes use of rechargeable batteries which power the lights of the rug in relation to the weight of the person walking on it. The rug produces light through electroluminescence which uses electric fields to determine the light-producing chemical to emit electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum. Finnaly the Footlume is expected to be presented this month at the Daily Mail Ideal Home Show in London. - Via - Livescience

Designed by Paul Scarfe the “Aura” speakers are a discrete, yet stylish conceptual speaker that aims to fill a room with sound using resonating glass. The glass cone shape amplifies and projects the sound into the room, whilst a bass speaker below handles the low end of the audio. The cone is probably the first and best idea in sound delivery. Designer Paul Scarfe believes this to be true by adding the purity of glass to this equation and designing this speaker he calls “Aura.” This project was modelled and rendered in 3DSMax and post processed in Photoshop, so for now is just a nice looking concept.- Via - Yankodesign

Sayonara Rush is a group that operates in the field of design and communication, specialized on food and beverage industry. They designed this very useful product called Carrier (Portante), that can help you to carry a high number of wine glasses and is the same time the bottle or wine or champagne, without having problems. Also, just imagine the ease in serving. All in a great design that seeks to provide greatest utility and comfort.