University of the Arts in Philly students Jin Hong, Sebastian Brauer, Ji In Sun, and Jackie Starker have designed a series of “durable, watertight, and wind-resistant garments that are lightweight enough for everyday wear yet easily convertible into tents or sleeping bags that can brave the elements.”

This space is 303 Grand, a “revolving storefront” operated by digital marketing agency Street Attack. Their mission is to offer people, brands, artists and organizations the chance to create temporary and engaging retail environments on a limited budget or time commitment. Rates for the space can go as low as $300 USD, and it can be rented for one day to three months.

Designer Caroline Noordijk has reinterpreted the basic kitchen knife into a multi-purpose tool. Without significantly changing the traditional shape, Noordijk packs functionality into the unused areas of the knife surface. Her basicKnives add a grater and herb scoop into the 6 inch cook’s knife, a vegetable peeler into a  4 inch paring knife and a zest/decoration tool into a 3.5 inch paring knife.
[via The Kitchn]