This solar powered birdhouse is made by OOOMS. It has a solar panel mounted on the roof that charges a small interior battery during the day and at night the landing perch lights up .

You may ask why does a bird need light? Well…you know that some of the bugs are addicted to the glowing objects and in this way the light attract them close to the bird’s bed for a little snack in the night.

The idea is clever but wouldn’t this light keep the birds awake?

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Many cities want to design bike-friendly infrastructures but installing bike lanes is very costly. For cyclists it’s a big problem to be seen at night, the entire road network is not equipped with bicycle lanes.

Evan and Alex Gant Tee imagined the concept of called “LightLane“, a sort of laser pointer attached to the back of the bike on the planning road boundaries of a virtual cycle lane. A brilliant and simple idea that can help cars to avoid the cyclists!

The idea is to allow riders to take safety into their own hands, rather than leaving it to the city.

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This is an unique and interesting home accessory that might fit well in your lamps collection. The design is made to look like an overturned bucket spilling blood and appears to have no stand.

The lamp looks pretty nice, and I’m sure that a lot of people comming to your house will want to take a second look at this lamp. For those interested this lamp is available now in two different styles (wall-mount or tabletop) for 19,950 yen (about $227) for white and 23,100 yen (about $262) for red from here.

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Rubik’s Cube is one of the best toys in the world and was invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture, Ernő Rubik.

But the spirit of the Rubik’s Cube puzzle comes to life again in the form of the Rubik’s Lamp that was designed by Eric Pautz.

There are two versions of the lamp. The simple white form has different textures on each face, giving it an enigmatic appeal. The colored version is closer to the original Cube and reflects the colors that make the puzzle so popular.

What is interesting is that the Rubik’s Lamp can be used scrambled and unscrambled. Great lamp! Which one do you like? I like the colored one!

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Sorry that I didn’t post anything in the last days because I was extremely busy. But now I am ready posting cool designs.

Milk Glass LED lamp is designed to look like a glass filled with milk. The lamp lights up when placed upright and turns off when placed upside down.

I think it will look very nice in a kid’s room.

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