An old warehouse transformed into five living units in Uccle, Belgium, created by Corbisier & Associés (no typo!). Check out their work for more impressive renovation and transformation work.

Photos: Michelle Litvin for The New York Times.

Looks like a nice work space! Frances Whitehead and James Elniski’s house in Chicago was built using a number of green technologies. Check out the slideshow. Article here.

What can I say? I’m in love with Japanese architecture! Satoshi Kurasaki leads Apollo Architects and shows once more how inventive Japanese architects handle space.

Great session (check out the two drummers!) at the best radio program in the world.

Amazing minimalist furniture by German designer Philipp Mainzer. Produced by E15.

Colorful Icon Lamps by Ferruccio Laviani. Made from color-tinted transparent vinyl polymer. Available at Design Within Reach.

Yay! Apartment Therapy is holding its fourth annual smallest, coolest apartment contest. I quite liked Luca’s surplus of storage & light:

Last post reminded me of this great clip of a South-African kid dancing to “You” by Belgian band Das Pop:

Check out the dancing!

Nice Silk pendant lamps. The Asian-inspired frame gives it a little retro-cool effect.

White acrylic shade with a stainless steel ceiling plate. By Gus Design Group.

A mid-century inspired sofa with button-tufted upholstery. Features inset wood legs and a unique wood detail on the back. Solid wood legs - available in Urban Tweed Gosford or Urban Tweed Oatmeal. By Gus Modern, available at FurnitureSeen.

Stool in natural bamboo, designed by Anthony Marschak. Available at Design Public.

Nice oak table by Sandra Lindner.