A definite favorite of the week. By Joe O'Connell and Blessing Hancock, Ballroom Luminoso is a series of six brilliantly lit and color changing chandeliers located at intersection of Theo and Malone with I-35, San Antonio, Texas. It references the area’s past, present, and future in the design as well as the community's strong Hispanic heritage. Read more here.

Love this -- spotted at ICFF, Horgan Becket's Mesh 2013 collection, which features tables, seating, and both acrylic and resing lighting. You can make inquiries here.

We never miss a post on The Creators Project, including this one about Studio Roso's incredible Palace Chandelier. It's a temporary and hangs from the ceiling of the Queen's Staircase, built in the 1700s, in historic Hampton Court Palace, welcoming visitors to the Secrets of the Royal Bedchamber exhibition. Check the piece out, which includes conception all the way into installation - the photos are amazing.

Adventurous São Paulo-based firm AR Arquitetos took on an incredibly nifty project, changing a dark corner into a charming and contemporary space. The Cinderela building, designed by Brazilian archictect Artacho Jurado in 1956, was selling the caretaker's apartment -- now this loft. The  You can check out the transformation here.

First debuting at the Barbican Centre in London, Rain Room has now come to MoMA. The large-scale, interactive installation by  rAndom International is actually a standing exhibit that is completely separate from the museum itself; the environment of a field of pouring rain allows visitors to wander around the room amidst stimulated drops without getting wet. Injection moulded tiles, solenoid valves, pressure regulators are just a number of things that help make up the incredibly complex installation. It'll be a fixture until July 28th and you can read more here.

Lanterns, an outdoor living room, are four small structures that offer a more intimate corner by the pool. By Gray Organschi Architecture, you can check out more photos here.

Love this series -- from French photographer and graphic designer Romain Jacquet-Lagrѐze, Vertical Horizon by is a series dedicated to the skyscrapers of Hong Kong, capturing both the urban environment and the lives they house. See more here.

Believe it -- The Museum of Broken Relationships is a real thing. Founders Olinka Vistica and Drazen Grubisic established the museum’s permanent collection, located in, Kulmer Palace in Zagreb, Croatia. It's an open collection too -  the museum offers a chance to get over their relationships by contributing to its collection. Donors part with all sorts of things at the end of their affairs between tokens, shared belongings, and even tiny mementos. Check it out!

Designed by Mount Fuji Architects Studio in Towada, Japan, In Flakes is designed to capture or even mirror the cherry blossoms in the spring and even the changes in the fall. Check their work out!

The Fredrikson Stallard, a furniture design studio founded by Patrik Fredrikson and Ian Stallard, is known for their incredibly elaborate and oppulent pieces. They tend to stray away from industrial and play a lot with elements. Check it out!