Although this design it is the winner of the “Design Plus Award 2008″ I can ask myself the question if we really need this kind of objects just to show off? It looks good but in my opinion is just a waste of money…

It can be used not only as a switch to turn on and off the light, but to manipulate other household items too. It will add a touch of glamour to your home. This switch is produced and customised by Berker.

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Still A Clock By Night” created by a designer from Singapore , is a clock that works as a normal one during the daytime and doubles as a table lamp during the nighttime. It has two fluorescent tubes that reflects on the back wall and creates the short and long hands of the clock. The color looks very cool in the night.

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Designer Linus Svärm has come up with an innovative storage that will make your books and CDs levitate in the air. It is called “Piniwini,” and the storage is essentially a pin secured to the wall.

When not in use, the small shelve doesn’t occupy a lot of place . Imagine turning your wall in a place to store books. You may add or remove pins according to your storage needs.More books, more pins.

I didn’t find any technical details about how is this realized, but looks great. Hope to be able to purchase in the near future.

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If you feel that your home doesn’t have enough plants and you want to be more “nature surrounded” , maybe “Planter Wall Tiles” designed by Maruja Fuentes is a great idea. The wall tiles are finished with recycled materials and create an innovative place to grow plants for a fresh air.

Different patterns can be created, it just depends how your arrange the plants. Imagine growing flowers, and have a flower wall right in your living room.

I am sure that your guests will be very impressed.

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Inspired by Parisian Graffiti art, French designer Charles Kalpakian has come up with a very cool shelve for your books and other objects, reinterpreting it in a three-dimesional way.

Called ‘Graffititek,’ the bookshelf will store books in distort order, unlike the straight lines of the regular bookshelves. The new bookshelf also has some light lamps, which looks like the books, helping you to find the books in the dark.

Great piece of furniture for a modern house! Sometimes innovative designs are the best thing to have the perfect home .

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