The Extremes of Retro Tech, designs at par

Japanese architecture: Narrow is a word for buildings here. Slim- Even less than a meter in width

A recollection of World War II—Tribute to it for creation of many wonder Weapons!

Out-of-the-box clocks and watches—what’s the time boy?

The Pasta Ogre: Well I would call it an unusual form of food art

Morgan Motor Company has its own style of developing coupes: Handcrafted out of Wood

How about dining in abandoned Boeing 747 Restaurant?  Well, DRB always offers you a choice!

Stay around to catch up with the Best of Treehugger, in our next exclusive.

And it was a tough task to handpick best posts from Inhabitat.  I am sure 99.99% would agree with me and that 0.11% must visit the blog and go with the flow of the posts and you will realize the truth. It is not only diversity in nature of posts, but creativity of writers, their reach and presentation and much more that brings depth to the Inhabitat community.
But we went further and gathered must-read posts of theirs. Here, you go…..

Mother’s day gift guide: Going green on this mother’s day tops their agenda. The day gives us an opportunity to show our respect for women, a humanly creator—or dear moms! The team here intelligently gathers the green gifts that would bring smile on your mom’s face and Mother Earth as well.

Eco Fashion Show 2009: Well, after spending minutes here, I happen to add quite a few terms to my long-old vocabulary. Sustainable fashion is one out of many. And I wonder the creative student designers’ behind it who are energized to showcase their offerings before intelligent jury.

The Edible House of the Future: Bringing the green vibes to your sweet home. Author Alex Frangos approached four famed architects to design a futuristic house with no budget limitations and the best one came from Los-Angeles Rios Clementi Hale Studios. To cut the long description short, it is a 3-storied estate that doubles into a vertical garden.

Planter Wall: Literally infusing life into your departed room
No, this planter wall is different from your concept of houseplant. It is elite in nature. Maruja Fuentes’ featured it at 2009 Milan Furniture Fair and bagged accolades. It sports elegant ceramic tiles affixed to any wall creating a chimera that the internal components i.e. herbs, plants, flowers is budding straight out of a room’s shell.

Eco Advertising: Choose between 50 Cars or 1 bus?  A tough question that Sweden-based advertising company, Acne has asked from its targeted audience whilst promoting Flybussarna, an airport coach bus service.

And tomorrow we would digg into brewing face of Drak Roasted Blend. Avi, do let us know if you have featured any exclusive in past one week.

Starting today, early afternoon we would be showcasing the best weekly finds across fêted blogs, ensuring that our readers miss nothing while catching up with the latest trends. To begin with, we are simply floored by the inclusive compilation and presentation of trends by Jeremy Gutsche  and his team, therefore we move ahead in starting our series by capturing the best of best over trend hunter in past week.

Stay around to get your daily dose of trends across various channels and do send a teaser (via comments) if you happen to discern out-of-box trends featured on established or newbie blogs, worth covering as a part of our weekly recap series.

Quilted Capelets:  Dressed to Kill! Alexis Mabille warmly commemorate its 150th anniversary of making goose and down-filled fashionable stuff by offering curious collection for Pyrenex

90 Stellar Supercars: Ready for a stylish warp drive?

Vintage Slide Handbags:  Designer RedCamper handbags’ collection stands at par in recalling you the origin of the slides. They are also known for creating on-demand customized work with your own vintage slides.

Solar Panel Necklaces:  Kudos to Mae Yokoyama for such intelligent offering. The tiny solar powered shingles on the neck piece can be charged in the sunlight, facilitating the LEDs on it to gleam at late night parties, thereby not only rotating few eyelids but breaking heads.

Foldable Scooters:  Yes, you heard it right. I stayed quiet for a while and so must be the designer as RoboScooter bagged Buckminster Fuller Prize.

19 pioneering Laptop Concepts:  When did the need for laptops or netbooks to go innovative aroused? The answer lies with you my dear geeks. It was when you starting considering them as more of a lifestyle statement.

Philippe Starck’s Sleek ‘Starck K’ Collection for Duravit is eye catching and aims at adding beauty to your kichen decors.

We would bring you the best of INHABITAT in our tomorrow’s weekly recap.

iLamp by Systemdesignstudio:  It’s utterly flexible outline and electro-luminescent polymer screen offers it a replica of Terminator T1000 version of a Luxo desk lamp.

Wing Lounge Chair : Touted as the foremost NASA certified chair, it is designed using largest single piece of bendwood.

14 Bizarre Handbags: For all those fashionistas, here is an array of designer handbags that carve their own style statement.

Wogg 42 Armchair: Designed by Jorg Boner for Swiss-based company Wogg, the innovative design of this armchair has a personality of its own.  Elegantly dressed in an ultra-modern kimono or a trendy coat, the chair stands away from the lot.

Snug-it from EcoSystems: Scheduled to showcase its creative range of eco designs at next week’s BKLYN Designs, the Snug-it creation by EcoSystems is named after  brand’s pioneering hardware connectors. The desk is designed using bamboo and FSC Appleply, with a natural oil finish.