Guests at your next party are sure to love the fun design of the Vino Mug & Bottoms Up Beer Glass. Their creative designs were just too fun for me not to share, yet they don’t leave me with much to say because this image really speaks for itself!

These would make a nice gift for the next party you attend, don’t you think?

He can huff and he can puff as much as he wants, but the big bad wolf definitely won’t be able to blow down a house of concrete.

Designed by Spanish architect group A-cero, the Concrete House II is located just outside of Madrid. The outside walls are made of dark gray concrete and built with strips of grass between them to create the illusion that the house is actually part of land. With an indoor spa and swimming pool, home theater, wine room and parking garage, the Concrete House II is a luxurious retreat. Even some of the modern decor and furniture appears to be made from concrete!

A-cero’s blog tells us that the Concrete House II is a single story home that measures at 1600 square meters, which is about 17,222 square feet. Imagine living in a space that big. It would be great for a good ol’ game of hide-and-seek…

So what do you think – would you live in the Concrete House II?

Remember Venn Diagrams? Even if you can’t recall what exactly they are for, you’ve definitely seen them before. And while they can certainly be useful, who knew they could also be art?

Swedish design firm Outofstick (cool name!) that’s who. This unique table features gorgeous hues in a fun, nesting design inspired by the Venn diagram. Each is constructed from colored waterjet-cut glass and iron legs.

A little nerdy but a lot of fun, who could see using these in there place?

If you like your pasta al dente, you’ll love the comparable crisp of the Al Dente Dining Chairs. Inspired by firmly cooked pasta, the Al Dente Dining Chairs are made with steel and glass.

Designed by Jason Phillips Design, the Al Dente Dining Chairs are still in the conceptual stage. You may recognize the Jason Phillips name from our post a few months ago on his amazing tables.

I’ve seen some unique rugs in my day, but this sure has to be one of the most original. The Shoelace Rug is indeed made from shoelaces, and is the work of Nate Siverstein and Andrea Paustenbaugh. It certainly adds a unique focal point to the room and you’re sure to be the only one of your friends to have it. Maybe a bit much for a living room, but I think it could look cool under a desk in a modern office or perhaps in a small dining nook.

That dog sure looks cozy, but it might make your cats a bit crazy!

It’s easy to fold your clothes up and put them away, but how about folding pieces of furniture? With the 90° Furniture by Kaptein Bolt, you can do just that. Unfold the furniture to do what you want and then fold it up to put away. Transform it into a bed, a table, a closet, or even a kitchen!

Available in durable cardboard or wood, the 90° Furniture is extremely useful for those in small spaces, or for those always on the road. Learn more about Kaptein Bolt and 90° Furniture at http://kapteinbolt.nl/main.shtml.