Bonnie's Jams in Cambridge, Massachusetts, specialists in hand-made jams, jellies, and preserves.

These wooden figurines, based on the fictional story of mimushi and his multiple personality disorder, are meticulously crafted by hand, one by one. Although they have similarities, they are all individually different, making each piece as unique as it gets.

Diane von Furstenberg is the latest in designer collaborations, with the Diet Coke Limited Edition Collection by Diane von Furstenberg. While the designer bottles may not contain actual coke, 100% of the proceeds go to benefit the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health.

"DVF and Diet Coke have come together to create this chic set of iconic bottles featuring classic DVF prints. Available only in the month of February, the set makes the perfect one-of-a-kind gift for any fashion minded collector. And in the spirit of sharing the love, 100% of proceeds will be donated to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health. Set of 4. Bottles are collector’s items only, do not contain Diet Coke and are shipped without caps."

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Italian Prosecco Doc designed for the 'elegant fashionistas' of the world.

La Fille, or the girl in French, seduces with the lure of a fantastical world.

Label and packaging for wine Camponogara Brothers, Brazil

Portuguese Nostalgia is an ongoing project that aims the Portuguese tourist gift shops in selected cities around Portugal.

Debbie Millman, Design Group President, Sterling Brands.

We love New York City. Yes it's cliché but, every time we visit NYC we return inspired and focused!

Being based out of Los Angeles does present its challenges. The main one being; L.A. is notorious for people with poor taste, questionable style, and a lot of money. The trends that take precedence in this city are outright design genocide - we're looking at you Christian Audigier.  Los Angeles invented the "Starlet", made rehab a lifestyle, and brought us disasters such as Lindsay, Paris, and Malibu (not a socialite). Ryan Seacrest lives here too.    

Yes indeed, Los Angeles is a very peculiar place with a terrible amount of influence. 

Naturally, you can understand why we love NYC so much!  Every trip is a new lesson in fashion, design, architecture, gastronomy, and everything that makes us feel warm and fuzzy. Our last trip was a bonanza of information, inspiring meetings, and loads of fun - despite that it was very cold (which is the one thing we will complain about).

We had the great pleasure of spending time with the amazing Debbie Millman, and touring Sterling Brands' new office. Formerly based out of The Empire State building, Sterling Brands has relocated to NYC's TriBeCA neighborhood. The brand-spanking new offices feature views of lower Manhattan, tons of natural light, and a treasure-trove of fun office finds. 

Click below for a tour of Sterling's new digs, The best group shot ever, and a reading by Debbie Millman!

A sweet cup that doubles as an interactive Valentine.

Possession: The Unholy Wine Collection was last week's #1 post on our site. Richard shares his critique below- what are your thoughts?

"Szelet (it means a ‘slice’ in English) is a really small pizzeria which specializes in a slice of pizza. I started with inventing the name ‘Szelet’.

Contributers to this Kickstarter product will get their name on the packaging.

"Kohl’s current tag line is “Expect Great Things.” The package designs will focus on the expectation of what the customer is buying and also add unexpected elements to make the packaging more interactive and fun. We introduced the a food gourmet line called " Market Square".

Steveston Village house wine concept designed by Kristian Hay.

Concept designs for the creation of Vinn's Vodka bottles were based on the idea to connect their authentic Chinese culture & recipe with a modern, clean design.

"There are moments you will never forget, and there is something better than remembering them. Reliving them. Wemories is a service that allows people to share their best photographic memories with the people they care about.

Could this really work?

"It seems a box is always too big or small so designer Patrick Sung came up with flat sheets of recyclable corrugated cardboard called the Universal Packaging System or UPACKS.

Another awesome project by Elena Sancho

"This project was a group assignment for the Diploma of Computer Graphic Design course at Natcoll design school in Auckland, New Zealand. The students involved is this project were: Joseph Mitchell, Jess Watson, Jess Moore and Eva Ni. 

Beautifully designed bath product incorporating gold foil, unique typography, and a handmade print quality.