Happy Friday friends! I’d like to end this week with a great contest for you, sponsored by our friends over at Inmod.

How would you like to win the George Nelson Ball Clock pictured above?! Well lucky for you, that’s what they are giving away. Entering to win is easy -just two simple steps:

1)Go to Twitter and follow @Inmod
2)Tweet the following: “I just entered to win a George Nelson clock – to enter, follow @inmod & retweet this message #inmod http://bit.ly/bAPk”

It’s that easy! The deadline to enter to win is Midnight, P.S.T., Wednesday, June 30, 2010. A single winner will be randomly selected and notified via email on Friday, July 2, 2010. For full contest rules be sure to check out Inmod’s Giveway Page.

I’ve come to expect a lot from Kartell, and they never fail to impress me. Their latest collection, Bloom, is about as good at it gets and just in time for summer. A lavish cascade of crystalline flowers, these lights add a hint of mysticism to any space.

Bloom is available in several colors and styles ranging from totally transparent to opaque. Each is made of polycarbonate. A series of bulbs along the internal framework diffuses light off the petals for a captivating effect. Sure to be a focal point in any room!

Yes the are. But the better question is, will they bring you luck?

While I certainly can’t guarantee that, I can tell you that these will look great in your yard! These chairs are the work of Ron Arad for Driade. They \are great for outdoors, especially surrounded by greenery. And who knows they may just bring you some luck!

This is the coolest thing I have seen in while. British artist Luke Jerram brings “Play Me, I’m Yours” to NYC! This touring project makes sixty pianos available to play all across the city. All in public places and available to anyone!

From now until July 5th and from 9am until 10pm each day. They are located in parks, streets, and plazas. For all of the locations of the pianos and to upload pictures of yourself enjoying them check out their site here. It’s as fun as it sounds!

I have to admit upon first reading about these invisible wall switches I thought – Why would anyone need these? But a quick glance at the images here and it becomes apparent.

I usually paint my switches to match my walls or the trim. These switches definitely make that easier, perfectly blending with the wall each is on. The biggest difference, though, is in the pictures with wallpaper. I never really though about what I would do in that situation, yet these invisible switches offer a quick and effective solution.

See more from Forbes & Lomax here.

Some stunning, colorful images to end our week! From Myyour comes TULIP a unique lighting solution for both indoors and outdoors. Available in a variety of fantastic colors you can create any kind of atmosphere with these fun lights.

Each of these lamps is made from self-colored polyethylene with a glossy enameled finish. See more here.