Sushi eaters rejoice! Dish & Chopsticks; a wonderful design by @heritageofsangil_official

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Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed combines ancient craft with the hyper contemporary. Using traditional carpet-weaving techniques that are altered to suggest digital manipulation, pixelation and distortion, he turns rugs into surreal sculptures like this one from @saparcontemporary.

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Simple, effortlessly functional and pretty! The Match Striker by @barombistudios

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Simple lines and modular design. The Squama Bookshelf by Dmitri Kozinenko.

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Artful window curtains by Aidan Gooding Donoghue.

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The iconic classic telephone reimagined with modern technology and form. The Dreyfuss Phone by Uji Terkuma.

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The clock that constantly changes its shape as the minute and hour hands keep moving.

By @nizarsigaher for @meyerobjects.

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Designed by Niangui Cai, the BouquetPOT is made with biodegradable pulp material. It is minimally structured to reduce packaging waste, morphing into a decorative pot for the flowers.

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The Infinitum Guitar by @maxwellcustom.

A creative twist on guitar design. Build from native New Zealand Timbers.

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A wonderful redesign of the clothes hanger. Perfect for travel. The Y002 hanger by Y!

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The Sidekick Notebook by @triangle_notebook opens up to an L-shape that wraps the corner of any keyboard, ipad or book!

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By John Brauer.

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Insanely intricate paper art by the amazing @matthewshlian.

Illusion at its best.

By @cuatro.cuatros

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Pet Legos for kidults!

Awesome abstraction of the vase by Maya Selway.

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The Iceberg’s shadow divides the photo into 4 perfect quadrants. Amazing shot by David Burdeny.

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 Body and handle from one piece of wood!

Alpha cup by Yukio Hashimoto.

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By Nissa Kinzhalina.

By the awesome @drcrueda and @anniset.

Make sure to follow them on instagram.