A conceptual design by Kwan Sunman offers an softer take on the traditional home scale.

Below are the 10 most popular posts from the last 7 days (February 1-7, 2010) on PSFK.com (based on Google Analytics.)

A selection of twelve inspiring projects from around the world.

We like this good looking first aid kit by Radius

Rachel Perry Welty takes the serendipity of accidents and converts them into an enjoyable performance.

Former illegal art squats in Paris are increasingly being renovated into quality legal studio and exhibition space by the city.

Gizmodo points us to Delta’s innovative Touch Sensitive Faucet, and they report that the touch sensitivity works just right.

The stylish but spartan ACE Hotel mini-chain works with artists local to each of their four locations, making each hotel a showroom of art installations; here is a collection of artist collaborations featured at each location.

Recy-blocks are solid blocks made from pressing waste plastic under heat, used to build walls or as decorative design elements.

Bike Lanes, Food Banks & Open Data – a selection of news headlines from around the world.

Named “House on the Hillside”, Marchal + Fürstenberger Architects have created a the three-story building in Arlesheim, Switzerland where the top floor appears to be floating.

makedo is an Australian-based company that allows users to create forms and spaces using found objects and their modular connector clips.

We like the simplicity of these lathed oak desk lamps by Noon Studio.

PSFK recently spotted two striking examples of simple modern turntables crafted from wood.

How does risk plays a role in the decisions we make?