Everything you know about sex is true.

Now that there's all this online porn and sex education, you'd think that guys would be able to locate a clito, right? Well, noooo! Maybe that stationery will teach them something useful.

Marianne Maric's delicate lamp girls are playing with feminine stereotypes and unlike Allen Jones' furniture women, hers are made of flesh and bones.

Via elit alice.

Philippe Di Méo’s collection of erotic tableware, Souper Fin, was designed with the help of some luxury French companies - Baccarat, Cristofle, Orfèvrerie d’Anjou and others - but for each item the designer asked some famous cordons bleus to devise a dish that complemented the utensil or receptacle in thought and deed.

Aphrodisiac Herb necklace in collaboration with The Orfevrerie d'Anjou and Jean-Claude Charlet of the Carre des Simples

Wallpaper has a slideshow.

Our choice from the Body Bags series.

Via Street Anatomy.

The S.O.C.D device is for people who enjoy porn but feel a bit guilty watching it, or think that it's wrong. You put a dvd into the black box and hold onto the rubber part of the object. The long bit is made of rubber, it's shiny and soft like a dildo, except that the section is square. The metal bits sense your level of arousal and pixelate the image accordingly in real time. The more you get aroused, the bigger the pixel size, and the more distorted the sound gets. If you let go the film goes blank.

To enjoy your porn video, you need to hold on but try to de-arouse yourself at the same time, which parallels your contradictory feelings.

A work by Fiona Raby, Anthony Dunne and Michael Anastassiades (Electronics: Erik Kearney, software: David Muth.). Currently part of Wouldn't it be nice, an exhibition, curated by Katya Garcia-Anton and Emily King, which addresses the application of wishful thinking in art and design today. You can visit the show until December 16 at the Centre d'Art Contemporain in Geneva, then at the Museum für Gestaltung in Zürich.

* s.o.c.d stands for sexual obsessive compulsive disorder.

Via we-make-money-not-art.com.

The Bra Trainer is a fictional teaching aid designed by Noam Toran to instruct adolescent boys to overcome the intricacies of opening the brassiere. When initiated the machine mechanically demonstrates the basic principles of clasp disengagement. Following a short pause the machine then re-secures the bra ready for the next demonstration.

The piece is inspired from accounts of repressive post-war institutionalised sex education in the UK in which teachers were not allowed to touch any of the props (prophylactics, physical models of reproductive organs) unless using gloves or a stick. In collaboration with Nick Williamson.

Via designboom.