Caroline Williamson

The Sacred Geometries collection of wallpaper stopped me in my tracks when I first saw it. Designed by the Brooklyn-based Callidus Guild, the wallpaper is actually hand-plastered to create the geometric constellation-like patterns. Made in the US with eco-friendly materials and caught rainwater, the technique creates texture and dimension that are simply unreal.

Oakland, California-based Jason Lees Design makes some really cool furniture and accessories, but his new jewelry collection featuring the same materials of wood, brass, leather, and paint are minimal statements of perfection.

Are you a chess player that also loves design? If so, the type(chess)set by Hat-trick Design was made for you. Gone are the generic chess pieces that come standard with every set, instead you'll find them replaced with typographic letters, like K for King.

Located on a narrow, steep lot nestled at the foot of the Pöstlingberg mountain in Austria, House Y2 is actually one house, divided into two skinny structures that are connected by an underground passageway. Designed by destilat Architecture + Design, the plan was adapted to the land the home is built on making most of the views of the Danube River below.

Go green while you clean your teeth. Sounds like a good plan, right? Bogobrush aims to not only produce a 100% biodegradable toothbrush but

Nendo partnered with Coca-Cola in a new collection of tableware made from recycled bottles. Bottleware makes use of the iconic 1916 "contour bottle", the ones that are continually collected, rinsed, and reused over and over again. Once these particular bottles couldn't be used again for their original purpose, Nendo got to work and created this set that was recently exhibited at DESIGNTIDE TOKYO 2012.

Being that we are what we eat, trained architect and interior designer Valentina Raffaelli developed a project that aims to share the nutritional and health benefits of certain foods. The project, Herbarium taste, includes technical drawings with facts of these foods in hopes of educating people in a simplified, easy-to-understand way.

Finding a sofa to fit the size and look of the space you live in can be difficult so Studio Segers has come out with a completely customizable sofa called Tailor Made for Indera. When you want a suit that's custom, you see a tailor, and this sofa is much the same way.

San Francisco-based Yield Design Co. created the multi-purpose Yield Picnic Bag that goes from being an everyday tote bag to a blanket. Made of a highly durable, camping grade water-resistant material, the bag will not only haul your lunch or even your groceries, it will turn into the perfect spot for you to sit on to enjoy a picnic on the fly.

Emmanuelle Moureaux Architecture recently designed two floors at the Kyoto University Hospital to house the Clinical Research Center for Medical Equipment Development (CRCMeD). The space is to bridge the gap between the experts working here and its supporters, so 'ito' (Japanese for 'thread') is the theme that runs throughout.

I love a DIY I can actually accomplish without spending a million bucks or injuring myself in the process and these Memo-Blocks fall into th

French brand MIIING is all about keeping their designs simple while at the same time remaining functional. Head designer Laurent Minguet uses traditional methods to create the collection of sleek, modern furniture, like these three pieces that can work both indoors and out.