Judson Beaumont, of Vancouver's Straight Lines Design, has created these amazing stools and tables out of trees. Tree Rings are created using split Pine Beetle wood, which is then covered with a colored resin top. During the day, they look like a regular stump table, but at night, they become illuminated with light glowing through the resin, showing of the ring pattern.

Food and fashion haven't necessarily gone together historically. In fact, one industry has tended to repel the other. This stereotype is set to be broken though, thanks to Pippa Lord - US Elle's photo director, and one big foodie.

Vancouver locals, The Zolas, could quite possibly become the next di-cephalic ensemble to reach the masses with their Siamese sounds. On their most recent recording, Ancient Mars, the keyboard/guitar driven Zolas hit their stride like Secretariat catching the last furlong at Steeple Chase. Their melodies are somehow bouncy and sexy at the same time, and find perfect pockets within playfully dark swordplay between punchy piano riffs and jangly guitar.

British artist, David Marsh, has found a new way to use the little squares that represent Pantone swatches in Adobe design software, and organized them to recreate some of the most iconic album covers from 1960 to present day. Take a step back to get a really good look at the pixilated images and test your knowledge of album covers.