Most billboards simply show words and pictures, but this series of urban advertisements offers passers-by a helping hand with some of life's little moments.

Facade or fantasm, this series of images presents an alluring picture of the history that lies beneath aged and famous buildings.

Children already at risk may also risk further abuse if they are seen to be seeking help, hence this twist on lenticular printing that turns secrets sideways.

You can snag a volume from their floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall collection of ebook samples with the click of a button (in epub, pdf or even audiobook format).

A marketing campaign by Kit Kat encourages you to take a break from your devices with a 'No WiFi Zone', which blocks all wifi signals in a 5 mile radius.

Move over, Facebook. Here is a novel hybrid celebration of the written word, printed page, physical sculpture and possibilities of cutting-edge technologies.

Illusion relies on expectation - we glance but only glimpse what is familiar and the rest blends neatly into the background of urban settings.

Swedish retailer IKEA has not only inspired a legion of superfans who beg to sleep over and even get married there, but hilarious parodies as well.

A company called Brainiacs from Mars will pay your mortgage if you let them paint your house into the boldest, ugliest advertisement in your neighborhood.

The Coca-Cola Beatbox is an interactive pavilion designed for the 2012 Olympics in London that can be played like a musical instrument.