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As part of its TOW (tiny on wheels) series, madeiguincho realizes its mobile ‘ursa’ cabin. Taking cues from typical trailer homes, the portugal-based woodworking studio designs and builds three prototypes, each of different lengths. Over 8-feet wide and 13-feet high, each of the three types measures either 13 feet, 16...

Japanese design studio Nendo has developed a wireless speaker with Bunaco, the eco-friendly Aomori-based homeware brand. The speaker has a beech wood heart coming from trees. Bunaco was established with the aim to recycle wood from the many beech trees in the region where the...

Pixelated Wood Sculptures Carved by Hsu Tung Han In a clash of digital and analogue, artist Hsu Tung Han carves figurative sculptures from wood that appear to be dissolving into fields of pixels. The Taiwanese artist views the carved figures...

The Woodlabo Collection, consisting of five lights, was inspired by the « Eagle » lunar module which took the first men to the Moon in 1969. Woodlabo has reworked and developed part of the spacecraft’s fuselage and transformed it into an...

Now this is the kind of tea house we’d like to visit. The Rabbit Hole: Organic Tea Bar in Sydney, Australia, was designed by Matt Woods and involves a modern mix of industrial materials like concrete, timber and brick, and softer...

Did you watch Star Wars 7? Well, for all the passionates, you should check it out this stunning pins by CTS by Contents,  is a personal and artistic project by Chinese studio Wood Fire. It’s golden pins engraved and cut with laser which...

These watches by Japanese company Tokyoflash might look quite ornamental, but they are in fact wooden smartwatches. Yes, you read right – beyond telling the time, the watches can also give you alerts about messages, emails, calls, and social networks....

Remember this beautiful, limited edition Bois de Cerf wooden iPhone 5 cover we told you about a while ago? Well, as promised, it’s now time for one lucky person to win it!   You know how it works by now –...

Nathalie Dackelid , a student at Stockholm’s HDK Steneby, has created this interesting table, made of locally grown ash wood and named Wooden Cloth. The table is designed to adapt to different situations thanks to its design which allows the size of the tabletop to...