I love this house designed by Charles Wright on the beach in Port Douglas. The entire house has an environmentally sustainable design.

Vaulted ceilings make up the inside and it is made up of concrete, steel and brick. A wooden deck surrounds the home and the lap pool is shaded by sea water. The roof is double ventilated, eliminating the heat gain from roof penetration.

And of course the house has indoor/outdoor dining, an open kitchen and all other modern conveniences such as WiFi, Cable TV, etc.[Charles Wright]

Uh, yeah, I could live here for sure.

Italian furniture design company, Lago, makes a cool shelving system in a unique way. Rather than the standard shelf, which simply holds things. Lago has created a way for you to bring your own creativity into the equation and mix up the shapes of the shelving to go with your environment, with their floating ‘Shelf System’ range, named Tangram.

From expressive geometric through to the letters of the alphabet, the floating shelves open the way for storing and displaying items in the home. No price is given on the website for Tangram, but something tells me it’s going to be on the steep side.

I love the WMF1 coffee pad machine in Black. It’s perfectly stylish for the person who just wants one cup of coffee, but be in style at the same time.

The water tank on the WMF1 contains the volume you need for one cup of coffee. Thus, you will always brew with fresh water. All you have to do is Insert a standard coffee pad of your choice into the pad holder, and in a minute you’ll have a cup of fresh java.

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These are cool iphone holders. I’ve never really thought of using one until now. Usually my iPhone just sits in front of me on my desk. But with these you can look both practical and stylish.

Brazilian-born, austian-based designer thomas feichtner has released 2 one-off design prototypes so far this year. Feichtner lives and works in linz, austria where he designed his new ‘pixel chair’ and ‘an unbalanced table’, both in polished stainless steel. the ‘pixel chair’ uses metal folding alone to give it structural stability. The chair uses similar processes as automobile manufacturing, only applied to furniture.