Charging all your various phones and mp3 players involves ugly wires that collect hair and dust, and a general lack of elegance, too. Here are the best solutions.

If LCD-embedded mirrors are somehow not already cool enough, let’s just take them to a whole other level and thrown in a touchscreen.

Aakash Nihalani puts isometric shapes onto flat surfaces, nothing more, and somehow creates some of the most fun street art we’ve seen in a while.

If American foreign policy had a gift shop, what would it sell? Philip Toledano’s new installation answers the question with some welcome subtlety.

London Fieldworks makes several crazy birdhouses using old dictator’s palaces as inspiration. The results are weird and great.

In another example of statistics as aesthetics, Antrepo Design presents us with a new, stripped-down take on alternative movie posters.

Texas-based photographer Paho Mann has been photographing junk drawers and medicine cabinets, and doing it rather well. The results are more striking than you’d think.

The Italian designers behind some famous sports cars decide to manufacture something very different.

A new exhibit has more than 50 illustrators using the vinyl album sleeve as canvas.

Endless cookie-cutter suburb development isn’t normally thought of as beautiful. But from above, Alex McLean tells a different story.