

Currently debuting at the Geneva Motor Show, the McLaren 675LT
Carbon-fibre shell, 3.8L, V8, 0-62 in 2.9s, top speed 205mph.
But more importantly, the only supercar with a ‘face’ smugger than Jeremy Clarkson’s.
Just look at it.


Currently debuting at the Geneva Motor Show, the McLaren 675LT
Carbon-fibre shell, 3.8L, V8, 0-62 in 2.9s, top speed 205mph.
But more importantly, the only supercar with a ‘face’ smugger than Jeremy Clarkson’s.
Just look at it.


The ‘Erembald’ by eleventwentyseven design is a custom made, limited edition, bespoke dandyhorse made in Bruges, Belgium.
The laser-cut stainless steel frame is inspired by ‘cellular structures’, rather appropriately, what with the inner-thigh-slicing, finger-twisting potential of that bad boy.
Watch a video of the small batch production process here.

Bags, purses and other accessories designed to look like two-dimensional drawings at least, anamorphically in the promotional photographs above) by Taiwanese fashion brand JumpFromPaper.





To celebrate its 80th birthday, Penguin Books has launched a nifty, minimalist ‘Little Black Classics’ series of short stories and poems – 80 titles for 80p (€1.10) each.
A similarly nifty website allows readers to browse the titles online.




Books of the Bible ‘rebranded’ by John Brown University graphic design students Nick Eshnaur and Jarod Hamm.
See all 27 here.

A pleasingly inconclusive design by Stephen Wildish



By furniture designer Constantin Boilimond.

A fictional Hungarian 20 euro note (much nicer than the revamped €20 note we’ll be using later this year) with an innovative security feature.
Part of a full set of denominations designed by MA design student Barbara Bernát.
A replica of the original 23rd century Star Trek communicator ($40 plus shipping from Thinkgeek) complete with lights, beeps and voiceclips but no orbiting starship to which you can be beamed to avoid a hiding, having activated the device in public.