No space, money or time for a real table? These Trestle Legs need hardly any space when not in use, are easy to put up, and with their straps can even be hung on the wall — a universe of design away from the dusty sawhorses in your Granddad’s workshop.

Even better? The legs are lilac-colored. Bonus!

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“Priest.” Graphite on paper, 2009.

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Loving this new prototype bed from international designer Jannis Ellenberger.

The Flower in Flat wall vase uses light and strong ABS plates with a surface treated with multiple processing. Each Flower in Flat has two strong magnets which attach it securely on any OA equipment or refrigerator. Or you can use the glue to paste the vase anywhere you want. The vase full of water can be fixed on the wall in any way — just be sure to test it out first.

Lovely!

Flow is a living kitchen where nature and technology are integrated in a symbiotic relationship, processes flow into one another in a natural cycle, efficiently utilizing energy, waste, water and other natural resources. It provides a space not only for preparing food but an environment that gives a better understanding of how natural processes work. A kitchen where food is grown, stored, cooked and composted to grow more food.

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Plants growing around your bum? Yes! This wooden chair by Kinokoto is designed to be a stress-free zone with wells for plants in the seat back.

[via MoCo Loco]

Pretty enough to fly away.

A clothes stand you can place anywhere from Pinto Design. Your garments will appear as if they’re floating. Awesome!

These are some of the craziest, awesome products I’ve seen. Loving that quirky Chanel-looking cabinet!

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“Found” is a super light, metal-coated cutlery, made by editing plastic bottles found at the local supermarket. Genius.