Yes Bar Berlin has updated its website with more 3D panoramic goodness. Note the addition of Yes Residenz, a surreal hotel (or hostel, army camp, jungle cafe, your call).

Regular readers (all 10,000,000 of you) may remember our last visit to Yes Bar Berlin earlier this year.

After posting about the place twice, I owe it to myself to pop in when I’m next in the city.

“Enjoy it…while it lasts” is a series of wooden ice lollies by artist Tim Berg. Digging the orange, digging the wood, so high fives all round Mr. B.

Creativebarn’s “cassette tape closet” is made from 918 cassette tapes that are individually screwed onto a wooden frame. It’s currently being auctioned on eBay, but as it’s such a big bastard it’s probably only worth considering if you’re in the Netherlands.

If you’re light of a few bob and you fancy redecorating, why not take a leaf out of Charlie Kratzer’s book and use permanent pens?

Meat is a versatile and tasty friend, but who’d have guessed that it would someday be used to make dolls? Outstanding meaty artistry!

Some rather brilliant chaps at the Berlin Technical University have created a rather wacky and wonderful architectural gem in the form of a kindergarden school.


More details and more pictures can be found of Taka Tuka Land here

How fitting that this polar bear shelf is only available in gleaming white. If you have money to burn and a love of our furry arctic brothers, go invest at made in design.

Foam weapons from mp industries in Berlin.

Man’s best friend can now be immortalised in rug format thanks to Czech artist (or lunatic, your call) Ondrej Brody.

Los Angeles artist Matt Burlingame is clearly insane. But hey, who cares when the product of his madness is a whole series of deranged models. Genius!