Caroline Williamson

It's pretty clear you all like a little bit of everything when it comes to home furnishings. Whether it's a DIY, something beautiful and handcrafted, or a giant bird's nest to relax in, we brought a little something for everyone to enjoy (or take a nap in).

From miniature to mansions, from residential to commercial, and from multiple continents, we've shared every type of architecture with you this year. Each one more spectacular than the last and with it's own distinct qualities that show these particular designers really think outside the box. Keep reading to discover the most popular house...

The clever designers at ITEM DESARROLLO DE PRODUCTO decided to combine the space saving qualities of a folding bike with the power of an electric bike to create NEO VOLT, a folding urban e-bike for BH Bikes.

Our most popular Art posts run the gamut as far as media goes but one thing they have in common is they're all beautiful works to visually delight your eyes and mind. With a little bit of humor and a lot of "How'd they do that?", they're all worth re-visiting for a little (or a lot) of inspiration. Read more to see the most popular art post of the year.

French design brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have designed a collection of flatware for Alessi called Ovale that goes along with an earlier set of tableware they created with the same name.

We all seem to covet our time in nature so it's only natural that these outdoor furnishings will make our lives not only easier, but more enjoyable. Even though it's winter now for most, take a swing back through the best of our outdoor finds that will make summer seem not that far off in the future.

In 2007, design students Adnan Alagi?, Bojan Kanli?, and Amila Hrusti?, won a competition to design a pedestrian bridge that linked Academy of Fine Arts and a street in Sarajevo. Five years later, the Festina Lente looping bridge is now complete and spans 38 meters over the river as a gateway to what was a church but is now one of the school's buildings.

3D printing has hit the design field by storm and now it's going to hit your face (um, in a pleasant way, not violent) with Protos 3D Printed Eyewear. The layering 3D process can build a frame that's not only lightweight and durable, but it will make you a really cool pair of shades.

The Bromont Residence is a cabin-like vacation home located in the countryside of Bromont, a city in the southwestern part of Quebec, Canada. Designed by the Montreal-based Blouin Tardif Architecture-Environnement, the cozy home is clad in weathered barn wood giving it a naturally aged appearance.

Swedish furniture and product designer Ola Giertz created the Thread Bench, which looks like metal easily bent and twisted into the finished shape. In actuality, the bars of metal are manually bent by both cold and warm forging, a much more labor-intensive process.

Copenhagen-based designer Ruth Vissing designed a series of typographic posters she calls Pawaiian Hunch. She designed posters featuring a typeface that has a combination retro 80s feel with Art Deco. The entire alphabet is available in various color stories, all of which pop off the page. You know I had to put the "D" & "M" together!

Alberto Apostoli recently designed a new housing complex in Verona, Italy called Residence Santa Caterina, whose aim is to create a community for the residents where they'd like to take a walk through.