LEFT: KILEY SHEEHAN / RIGHT: SUZYPUZZ

Astronauts are soooo 2011. Loving “The White Cosmonaut” from Jeremy Geddes. Also check out “The Cafe.”

I’ve gone back and forth about how I want to decorate the bedroom for months now, and with the recent development of exposed beams in our room (yay!), I’ve finally settled on something I truly love.

Want to see?

[image credit: living, etc. spotted at emma's design blogg]

It’s gorgeous, right? I can’t find quite the right headboard for the look (on my budget, at least), so Husband and I are going to make it (and show you how!) once we move in. So, expect that… I don’t know. September?

Kidding. But sort of not. ;)

The Pil, designed by artist Tim Wigmore, isn’t yet available for production, but I’m already totally in love.

[thanks for the tip, jill!]

My friends at POKETO have launched a new collaboration with environmentally-awesome nonprofit design brand Eco Party Mearry, and I’m loving the result. Aren’t these totes (recycled from vintage three-piece suits!) amazing?

Shop the collection right here.

LEFT: BEN ACREE / RIGHT: TSZYA

48-year-old Fan Qianrong has been dining on dirt for the last 40 years to stay healthy. Read the full story here.

[image credit: changer]

Formed using rigid polyurethane foam and plywood, Scott Hove’s “Cakeland” installations are constructed of cardboard, plywood, and any found object that has a suitable form. They are frosted with a variety of acrylic media, using traditional cake decorating tools, and accessorized with fake fruit and other objects found in stores or on the street.

In other words, it’s a giant tease. A creepy (but awesome) tease.

But look! A cake chandelier? Yum.

Just a quick welcome to our newest sponsor: Scarfu Clothing. I’m in mad love with a few of these pieces (you know, like this, this and this) and can attest to the lovely quality of this!

(For a limited time, approved Design for Mankind advertisers can receive a sponsored post! Contact me for details).