The Underfull Tablecloth is a prototype from Norwegian designer Kristine Bjaadal, who has crafted a way to turn hapless accidents into beautiful patterns.

Below, subtle butterflies emerge in vibrant color under spilled wine. A stain is no longer a blemish, but a blessing.

(via) Mocoloco conducts an interview with Kristine, in which she discusses her process, more ingenious pieces, and future plans for the “Under” line.

Recently, I’ve been really fascinated by all things corrugated cardboard box - What’s not to love? They’re cheap, light, environmentally friendlier than chopping down trees, and super strong.

Check out these beautiful honeycombed structured furniture by UK based Lazerian Studio

While going though my usual reading today, found a nice surprise that I wanted to share.

Dutch designer, Pepe Heykoop designed a series of chairs and furniture out of wooden bricks that are mostly used by children.

Not only Do I love the design but I love what inspired this creation. He was inspired to create this chair after looking at our friend and Poketo artist, James Gulliver Hancock’s work, namely the top left chair in this poster. It’s so much to fun to see his poster as a real life form. James, did you see this?