Human imagination knows no boundaries. Direct evidence of this is the selection of the most absurd, bizarre and funny monuments around the world whose meaning is sometimes very difficult to explain. Statues-protests and the most daring design experiments look further.

1. The man who could walk through walls, Paris, France

Axel Erlandson - was highly unusual farmer who knew how to train trees to grow in line with its design idea. Birch, willow and many other trees are turned into rings, hearts, various ladders. Unfortunately he is dead for half a century, but he has followers who still use his skill in modern design.

The family of this talented self-taught gardener emigrated to the U.S. from Sweden and settled in California in 1902. The boy disappeared from his childhood in the fields, watching the growth of plants, trying to unravel the secrets of nature and learn her magic. And when he grew up, started his own farm and started growing legumes.

Unusual phone booths.Somehow long we already had pictures of several of them are now more complete collection.

 I would really like to see at least a couple of these plague-bike live.

What happens if you take the picture the car in profile, open Photoshop and deploy the roof of a car in another direction? That's what Smile Always look further

Selfridges Department Store, Birmingham, England

The Birmingham branch of Selfridges is a billowy mattress of a building, clad in 15,000 shimmery aluminum discs like that famous Paco Rabanne dress. It was designed by Future Systems—the name tells you pretty much everything you need to know about the firm—to be a landmark and a catalyst for the revitalization of a largely moribund city center. “An ersatz urban cliff, a giant sea anemone, a friendly, blob-like alien, the mother of all magic mushrooms,” wrote Guardian architecture critic Jonathan Glancey. “This is the department store as unalloyed architectural entertainment.”

The Winchester Mystery House
San Jose, Calif.

Background: Work on this home began in 1884 and lasted through 1922, when owner and designer Sarah Winchester, heiress of the Winchester rifle company, died. At one point, the property sprawled over 161 acres, but has since been reduced to just 4 acres.

Why it’s unique: Winchester was never a huge fan of blueprints. Instead, she preferred an on-the-fly design strategy, sketching rooms and architectural oddities whenever inspiration struck. Notable features include 40 bedrooms, three elevators, 47 fireplaces, 17 chimneys and 467 doorways. The house originally had seven levels, but an earthquake in 1906 collapsed three of them. Tourists now flock to the house to see its many quirks, including a staircase that leads straight to the ceiling.

 Flying machines are a real fetish for many futurists and motorists. Inventors are constantly creating and improving more and more new models of flying cars. In this article are the best models and concepts of flying cars of today.

 I would not mind some of them.But some of these sofas, I certainly would not have sat down.

Flight First Class Recalls stay in expensive hotels.Looking at these pictures, I can understand why the price for first-class ticket exceeds the limit at times.

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Everyone needs a personal sanctuary in which to wind down, and this house in suburban Maryland has fostered the sacred on-site in this Tea House by David Jameson Architects

 From the land of the rising sun, exquisite, unique and quirky pieces of art can travel with ladies wherever they go—in the form of nail art, where great detail, colour and imagination goes into every nail. The Japanese are known for their creativity and precision, so that is exactly what goes into the following nail trends for 2010.

Collection of creative gadgets and product designs inspired by LEGO bricks.

LEGO USB Flash Drives

These flash drives are 100% compatible with the official LEGO bricks.

LEGO Utensil Set

This is what happens when function meets childhood playtime nostalgia. Perfect for lunch boxes, picnics, desk drawer or glove compartment.

LEGO White Out

LEGO inspired white out tape dispensers from Korea.

LEGO Salt and Pepper Shakers

Stackable salt & pepper shakers come in black and white.

LEGO iPod Speaker

This LEGO inspired speaker runs off of iPod’s energy, no batteries are required.

LEGO Ice Cube Tray

Serve the coolest drinks around with ice that looks like LEGO bricks.

LEGO Digital Camera

Digital Blue’s LEGO Digital Camera mirrors the look of an actual LEGO brick!

LEGO Brick Bag

Each LEGO “stud” is a separate zippered compartment.

LEGO Sofa

Unique sofa made up of several rubberized foam pieces shaped like LEGO bricks.

LEGO Brick Soap

Each LEGO soap set comes with 8 soap bricks in each bag. Each soap is scented and colored.

LEGO Brick Candles

Burn those memories of childhood brightly with these eight-wick soy, non-scented candles.

LEGO MP3 Player

Digital Blue’s LEGO MP3 Player is compatible with official LEGO bricks that you can mount on the top/bottom.

LEGO Desktop Calendar

This creative desktop calendar consists of three blocks that can be stacked upon one another.

LEGO Refrigerator Magnets

Unusual refrigerator magnets shaped like LEGO bricks.

LEGO Brick MP3 Players

These LEGO inspired MP3 players cleverly conceal their controls into the raised dots on the surface of each block.

LEGO USB Webcam

Etsy member called 123smile has come out with a Duplo Lego webcam using a 2 x 2 Duplo block. It features a 640×480 pixels resolution at 30 frames per second.

LEGO Brick Keychain

You can use the brick as a keychain or build it into your favorite creation. They fit with official LEGO bricks.