Jolly is a clever and portable solution in new age furniture. It can be folded and put together easily and is very convenient for storage as well. It doubles up as a stool and magazine/newspaper rack. It's perfect for homes that are short on space or if you want something that is very mobile. It looks nice and trendy in a combination of white, yellow and black. It is coated with color that is durable. I'm sure it will do well in gardens and porches.
[Behance]
There are newer and newer innovations in seating arrangements. Check out Parasolar which is a sustainable sculptural public seating area. It is self sustainable and this is possible with the use of solar energy. A nice and interesting feature is that it comes with an interactive and educative visual display projecting information to everyone about sustainability. I don't know how comfortable planting yourself on it will be though. It doesn't look particularly inviting as far as comfort goes, but I don't think that's its purpose anyway.
[Coroflot]
Flashlights are a thing of the past. When we've made so much progress, why stick to these stone age gadgets? Plus, they are way too bulky. Now we have been introduced to Lightleafs. They are as thin as pages of a paper and they are a nice illuminating device. They are perfect to carry around as they can fit practically anywhere. You can light up rooms and tents with them. They are great for reading in the dark as well. It's a brilliant idea. 
Being a caffeine addict, I know the importance of coffee, especially in the morning. If I don't wake up with the right concoction of coffee, milk and sugar, my day is a living hell. The Coffeetime machine is a savior for people like me. It's design is simple and stylish. Not only is the design simple, but the working and settings are too. It's automatic and gets the job done well. You can now wake up to that perfect cuppa now! Hopefully, it will go into production soon. 
Sometimes we get so involved in our work and family life, that we forget our other interests. You might be one of those people who have drifted from their real passion for snow boarding, wine, golf, photography or whatever it may be. This is where Reconnect plays a vital role as it bonds you back with those things you really enjoy. It starts monitoring your online behaviour, randomly interrupting you with proposals. It has set out to put your priorities right through positive change in behaviour that lets you tune in to your true passions again. An excellent idea, no doubt. 
Momento is unlike any compass you have ever seen. It is used for navigating your social life and not geographical locations. It allows you to share moments with friends that you are connected to and be introduced to new friends. It is pretty cool with its interface to locate friends in your social network, in a physical arena. Besides this it finds new friends with similar interests for you. People who are set to you 'North', instantly receive moments of your daily experiences. You can also can set the privacy level of your momento by adjusting the bezel. It's a pretty cool concept, but is it practical? Only time will tell.
There's no doubt that 3D is becoming a more and more popular concept. There's a lot of effort being put into making 3D navigation easy, but it is a daunting task. Now, Cambridge Consultants have come up with the Suma mouse concept which is an interesting idea on how we might control a 3D environment. This mouse enables you to click, pan, zoom and tilt in order to maneuver around the 3D environment. It is also capable of recognizing how the user is holding it and perform accordingly. This makes the process of navigating infinitely easier. I have a feeling that this is going to be a big hit. 
This is a really cool light-sensitive wall clock that changes colors as the day turns into dusk and then dawn again. It features Organic Light-Emitting Diodes that display dark-colored numerals during daylight hours and light numbers into the night. It has huge oversized digital numbers which can be independently attached to a surface. This enables you to place and space them as you wish on any interior wall. The colors change from white to black. The numbers are great as a decorative item as well. It's a great concept. It also has touch-sensitive panels let you change the time without moving them. It's supposed to very durable as well. 
Hospital beds strive to be very comfortable and accessible, but they don't always succeed. Patients usually moan and groan about the discomfort and lack of features. Here is where Bemex steps in. It is a multifunctional hospital bed which integrates several features that normally come apart. This makes it ultra convenient and a much wanted asset to any hospital. I'm sure the patients will be more comfortable than ever. Take a look at the pictures to get an idea of the concept.
[Behance]
You have to check out this room divider, AKU. It's a brilliant concept that shows how the textile can be used as a sound-absorbing element. It not only partitions the room, but also has a foot that is possible to use as a seat. A nice idea is to put a lot of these together and turn any room into a lounging area. Also, he cells can be used for storage as well as they let light into the room. Its grey and pink tones are pretty.
[Behance]
We have a very impressive concept mobile phone on the market by David Turpin. It's sleek and sophisticated. The design is extremely pleasing to the eye.It also has slight curves that look very elegant. Unfortunately there isn't much information on anything else. We are waiting for the open phone design which will be shown soon. Till then we have to make do with the closed view.
[Behance]
I really like VW's new electric bike concept. It is innovative and designed to fold into a circle that fits in the compartment previously occupied by the spare tire. It is a pedal less bike that isn't ideal for long trips with its range of 12.5 miles. It's nice to travel within the city though. You can park your car and then hop on your back and go where ever you want the wheels to take you. A really convenient feature is that it's designed to be charged up by the car itself, meaning you don't have to find a wall to plug it into. The bike made its public debut at the Auto China 2010 show. 
Cameras are an essential part of our lives. We relive fond memories through them. This concept Polaroid camera is set to change the face of camera designs. It's sleek and slim. The style it exudes is extraordinary. It almost resemble a PSP, that's how beautifully crafted and thin it is. It is designed to transfer data wirelessly. It's charger is just as charming. Hopefully it will go into production soon.
[Coroflot]
If you are going for a clock, why not get a unique one? Bracket Clock Shade of Time is certainly very striking. It's mechanism is different than anything out there. It doesn't have hands. Instead of them there are shades. Around the perimeter of the clock dial there are two rows of lighttubes: the first row shows the hours and the second is for minutes. You will find that there are lighttubes that put their light on a small eminence in the center of the clock dial, that makes shades. It looks pretty cool in its spherical design as well.
[Coroflot]
Check out this one piece washstand that incorporates a sink, two-level counter top, a towel rack, and holders for brushes. It is pretty stylish and the washstand top is made of formed Hi-macs and sits on a slight wooden frame. It's an integral part of Hi-macs furniture called Private Space Furniture by Jannis Ellenberger. It's a very ocntemporary design and perfect fpr any bathroom.
[Mocoloco]
