It seems that quite a few things will benefit from a Scandinavian touch. Munchausen, a duo formed by Parisian designers Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti, took a bold approach with their own kitchen by venturing to IKEA for the basic kitchen island and then spending the next week covering it with more than 20,000 pieces by another Scandinavian brand, Lego

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The Kiddimoto range comes in four styles, each based on a motorbike classic. From the ‘Scooter’, inspired by the mod scooter of the 60s, and the ‘Chopper’, a nod to future Easy Riders, to the Super Bike, based on real race bikes and the Srambler, a more traditional bike shape – the range has something for every dad, we mean, kid to get into. Now there’s a thought. Do they make them in adult sizes?

For some time now, we’ve seen a revival of all things early 80’s pop culture.  As the youth of that era take reign within creative positions, their idealism and inspiration from that era is re-positioned in today’s creative consciousness.  After the success of the JCDC Lego collection, the inspiration just keeps extending to different categories and new styles; some wearable, some great for catwalk, as shown below.

Learning to ride a bike is one of the most valuable skills a child can learn, helping them master the art of balance, a skill crucial to so many other physical activities and sports. UK based Kiddimoto has created a range of cute-looking wooden bikes which are designed to teach young children precisely that – balance. The slimline, lightweight birch plywood bikes are easy steer and manoeuvre and feature proper rubber tyres, providing a smooth ride for little bottoms by gliding across outdoor surfaces.

No more living in denial about the size of your waist line, thanks to this fantastic albeit terrifying guerrilla marketing initiative from the health club chain, Fitness First. Unsuspecting commuters in the Netherlands are faced with viewing their body weight in bright lights – quite literally – when they take a seat at this Rotterdam bus stop. Scary to say the very least, but extraordinarily clever and likely to increase membership numbers at the local Fitness First. The brainchild of Netherlands’ agency N=5

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