I Love My Chair, is a great interactive book making project by Sense Worldewide. The soon to be book will contain pictures of reader submitted chairs, along with a short piece of text justifying why it is their favorite. Everyone who submits is automatically entered to win a Herman Miller Aeron– which by the way is my office chair of choice, and I absolutely love it–in-fact I wish I could sit on one in the car, at the dining room table, and everywhere else. Anyone can submit, so if you’re in love with a chair– go profess your love now!

I really love the original Barber Osgerby flight stool, which she recently turned into a limited edition collection for Pantone. These flight stools made the blog circuit a few months ago, as they were everywhere during ICFF. The Pantone versions are great, but the original version which was made for the Freedom Brewing Company in Central London, is so damn classic. This original shown here is on permanent collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in london.

The Michael Lau and Nike Mr. Shoe boggle heads were a bit of a mystery until all the Nike Hong Kong pages were translated for me– so here’s what I know. They’re are a few different mass-produced versions for sale, along with a simple figure and art picture book set. The figure is selling for Â¥7,000 and is limited edition. My sources tell me the hand painted ones that are on the walls at the Logos Gallery in Japan aren’t for sale, but might be someday? I know I want one for my collection– the exhibition is still going on right now at the Parco Museum/ Logos Gallery in Shubuya, Japan– and the ends the 17th of August.