Why buy someone a star when you can send them entire galaxies?! Yup, that’s correct. You can now send your friends envelopes that contain entire galaxies inside them, thanks to Japan Trend Shop. The shop offers a set of five envelopes for the price of $95. Each one of the …

Ever wanted to be locked in a shopping mall when you were a kid? Well, now you can LIVE in one if you’re based in Rhode Island. The Arcade providence, America’s first indoor shopping mall that was build in 1828, has been repurposed into a residential structure with 48 low-cost …

Patrick Shearn of Poetic Kinetics put together 15,000 square feet of silver streamers and hung it up above Pershing Square in Los Angeles. This kinetic sculpture is called ‘Liquid Shard’ and it’s elegant movements mesmerizes anyone who takes the time to admire it.

Zhongdong village in Guizhou Province, China, is believed to be the country’s only inhabited, year-round settlement located inside a naturally occurring cave. At 1800 meters (almost 6000 ft) above sea level, the cave can only be accessed by a one hour hike, and because of such inaccessibility, the community struggles …

ISIS. Syria. Dallas. Brexit. Trump. There seems to be so much bad stuff going on in the world right now that it’s easy to forget that awesome things also happen every day on this planet of ours. Which is why we’ve decided to bring you this inspirational list of amazing …

Some books are hard to read, but few are as difficult as the Codex Silenda. Why? Because it actually won’t let you read it unless you’re smart enough to unlock it. The laser-cut, hand-crafted, five-page wooden book is created by industrial designer Brady Whitney, who’s been raising funds for the …

Street artist and paper art enthusiast Nils Westergard cut an incredibly detailed map of Amsterdam on leaf-shaped paper. When Nil is not doing paper art, he is obsessed with wall murals, and he’s incredibly good at it.

I capture the reflections. It all started accidentally when I found this little mirror in my grandma’s drawer after she passed away. The simple idea of using it to take pictures stroked me. From then on, I’m taking this mirror everywhere with me. Just love to play with the reflections …

I found an amazing illustrated poster about Palestine made by Franz Kraus, “Visit Palestine” from 1936, and I tough myself : why not do some other ones, same style, but with some “actual and accurate” subjects : pollution, migration, war, etc. Here is the result but the project is still …

Today the works of women is making its final steps. We need to salute those women who are the creators of some of today’s creations. At the end of 20th century only 10 percent of all patents were awarded to female investors but those days women have faced many hardship …