{Stone house}

Archdaily

'This stone house is tucked into the Fafe Mountains in Portugal.. Constructed between two giant stones and linked with a concrete mix, the house is rumored to be inspired by the popular American Flintstones cartoon. Although quite unusual, the prehistoric-looking residence does feature some traditional components such as windows, a front door, and even a shingled roof. As you might expect, the house’s design attracts thousands of tourists each year.'

{Fabulous Tim Walker}

I stumbled upon these images today. I don't usually post photographs but these are absolutely beautiful, I had to share these with you . His fantasy filled frames are just breathtaking..

{The coolest clock ever!}

Qlocktwo

The clock has a typographic front that tells you the time with written words.. See the top picture.. It looks chic, elegant and cool.. I just love this! well it doesn't come cheap thou.. It's around $1000.. You can get this in different languages and color faces.. To know more about this, click here..

{Modkat}

Modkat

I went to a furniture fair at the Javits center last month and I saw the

coolest litter box ever! A slick design that you can put this anywhere without shame..It has the "rooftop" access meaning a cat would jump to the top and go into the hole to do the business then climb out after.. pretty expensive for a litter box, goes for $180, but it's worth it I think..

{Ulisse}

Ulisse

Such a stylish murphy bed. I need something like this in my tiny studio apt!!..

{Amazing Love}

{Lin Hairong}

Yoga girl

The children lean on their elbows

Grandfather's dream

I was walking by an upscale tableware store 'Bernardaud',I noticed these charming little sculptures in their display window.. They were done beautifully in porcelain.. Workmanship amazed me because I know how difficult it is to create such details in porcelain.. The artist, Lin Hairong is a Chinese oil painter, born in 1975 in Beijing.. 'She attempts to convey the calm she feels when immersing herself in traditional arts, taking refuge in them while the frenzied

place of life in modern day china to speed by. Her porcelain figures possess the same trait that make her paintings so irresistibly charming, namely the subtle humor, tinged with irony''