I see that more and more designers find inspiration for their products in games, computers, and tech products.An interesting example of this are these Soft cuddly puzzle bricks inspired by the well known game named tetris. These pillows can look great on the bed, on the sofa or in the games room.You can buy them for £19.99 from here.

Today I’ve found this interestig vase on Dezeen Blog. Tomas Gabzdil Libertiny of Studio Libertiny named this vase Little Help of the Bees, and it was presented in Milan this year.

Libertiny made a vase-shaped hive that the bees then colonised, building a hexagon comb around it. The wax sheets used to make the hive were embossed with a honeycomb pattern to help the bees on their way.

Libertiny calls the process “slow prototyping” - it took 40,000 bees a week to make the vase. Since the bees get aggressive when they are interrupted, Libertiny had to guess when it was time to remove the vase.

If you look at Stance Angle Chair I’m sure you can imagine a lot of standing positions. This chair was made to offer you a better posture, protect your back, and improve circulation. In conclusion, more comfort and a healthier position. I’m sure that this chair can also improve your productivity not just your posture. Here you can see a short video that shows you the chair in action. The price for this chair is $1300. 

The Stance® angle chair ensures proper distribution of body weight for nearly every body shape and size. Its simple angle and height controls, along with lumbar-supporting back and the leg cushion, provide optimal postural support for infinite positions, including the single most-beneficial position: “neutral position.”

Remembered the sad history of Titanic ? Many people saw this movie more than once.This lamp was created by Charles Trevelyan and was inspired by this movie ( Titanic ).

Leaning as if sinking below the surface of the table, Titanic is designed to throw a wash of light across a room. - Found on Viable

An everyday rug which incorporates a light hearted take of the classic dead body chalk outline. The shape mimics that of an unfortunate soul which may have come to pass right there on your living room floor with their silhouette remaining as evidence. - By Alex Carpenter