Hopefully the only tears on one's birthday are tears of joy or these Wall Tears, designed by Andi Kovel for Esque. The teardrop-shape globes are handmade from recycled glass and look just like balloons, though they'll still keep their shape long after the party's over.
The Classic Line from Brooklyn-based Eskayel consists of traditional clay-coated paper made from responsibly sourced fibers. We love the gently faded, watercolor-esque look of the Akimbo 8 design, which would look lovely in a kids room or on an accent wall.
Los Angeles-based design studio Poketo joined forces with Bobby Solomon of design and culture blog Kitsune Noir to curate and create Spacetime, a collection of wall art (and wallets and t-shirts) featuring some very cool work from some very cool artists. Each pack of decals contains four sheets—one each from Mike Perry, Damien Correll, Andy Miller, and Cody Hudson (pictured)—with stickers that can be peeled off and reapplied as many times as you like.
Also well-worth checking out the Desktop Wallpaper Project on Kitsune Noir to deck out your computer or iPhone with equally awesome illustrations.
Check out these cool pixelated patterns from Trend USA's FEEL collection, featuring tile mosaics made from post-consumer recycled materials. In addition to the six shown here, there are 22 more motifs that will work on walls and floors throughout your home.
