We enjoy seeing furniture that can take on more than one form and this Eclosion Sofa definitely fits that bill. Olivier Gregoire has designed this one and when zipped up it appears to be just a regular bench, but unzip it to reveal the back section to become a full sofa. To see more please visit his site.

This is a very interesting light fixture that we have just discovered, utilizing many cascading plates to finally get to the end where the light bulb is contained. The end result is something totally unique piece of lighting that really shows Jung Hwa-Jin’s creativity. To see more you can visit his site.

This Walnut house in McMinnville, Oregon was designed by Giulietti/Schouten Architects. It was designed to be a low maintenance house with two bedrooms and three bathrooms. The structure comes complete with exposed concrete walls and veneer wood panels for siding as well as grass for natural day-lighting. To see more please visit their site.

You won’t catch these people throwing any stones, because they have found themselves a glass house. Atlanta based BLDGS Architects renovated this house from it’s original 1910 design and gave it a modern update that features an astounding amount of glass walls. If you are interested in seeing more you can visit their site.

Although it wouldn’t fit into just any living space, if your house is a good match for something like these LED Staircase Handrails we can imagine they would be glowing, literally. At first you might think it’s a waste to light your handrails, but LED uses little power and these could actually replace a stairway lamp. You can see Zoran Sunjic’s site for more.