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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This is a business card of the future. You will be able not only share text but a 3D version of your work or products. It is ideal for architects and interior designers to present one of their projects.

They were probably handmade by an origami expert and I didn’t managed to find a place where to order them on the Internet.

If you want one, customized for you, contact the man who created them and posted the presentations on Youtube. Click here to go on it’s Youtube profile page to send him a private message.

Here are some examples of the Origami Business Card:

1. Bellas Artes Palace Mexico City

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