During the London Design Festival, Quarterre will launch three sculptural bike storage solutions – Hood, Branchline, and Shadow at the show Look Mum No Hands! Designed to support everyday life on two wheels, these premium pieces unite cycling culture with interior design. Display your bikes like works of art.

The exhibition will run September 18-25, 2011 49 Old Street, London EC1V 9HX.

Hood

Branchline

Shadow

Coming off the success of the X100, Fuji releases its little brother, the new X10. Just like the X100 before it, the camera sports retro styling, but this time will have a F/2.0-2.8 Fujinon 4x manual zoom lens instead of a fixed lens. It will also feature a 12.3 Megapixel 2/3 sensor, high speed auto focus, manual dial controls, a 2.8” screen, HD movie mode, and RAW file output. Available this November. Link

Bill Amberg has a bit of fun with his new belt style ($236-$244), a slick new piece designed after Airplane seat belts. It even unlocks and fastens just like the real thing. Available in black or brown leather with brass or nickel hardware. Link

The design, created by Turner Duckworth, features a section of the Diet Coke logo, cropped to feature the “D” and “k” set against the brand’s signature silver backdrop,  creating a bold, tailored look for fall. The new can design will be available nationwide beginning September and only on shelves for two months.

Designed by San Francisco-based design firm Turner Duckworth.

No, this isn’t some sort of spaceship, it’s the proposed plan for Apple’s new campus in Cupertino, CA. Known as “Apple Campus 2,” the site will feature 2.8 million square feet of offices and R&D and a 1,000 seat auditorium.

More info and images available via Cupertino.org.

The latest edition of the 458 Italia gets its roofed chopped and swapped for a folding hard top in the new 458 Spider. The aluminum top folds down in about 14 seconds and when down you’ll hear the roar of a 4.5 liter, 570 hp engine. Top speed is about 198 mph, with a 0-62 time of 3.4 seconds. Link