Soft Cities makes fleece blankets and cotton napkins printed with a Google Map-style drawing of your location of choice. Arrow markers can also be added. This is the Midnight Commander design.
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Solve drink stains with these Rubik’s Cube coasters. They come in packs of six that can be stacked to form a 4″ Rubik’s Cube – solved or unsolved – so you can store them in plain sight.
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Designed by David Koch, the parts of the 3Style table can be easily recombined to transform it into either a four-seater dining table, a coffee table or a desk without using any tools.
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Crypton Home’s rocking chair is not only comfortable, it’s also well prepared against the destructive power of toddlers, thanks to fabric that is stain-, moisture- and odor-resistant.
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Lunar Europe’s Nova climbing wall offers aesthetics that blend into a modern home like a work of art, but provide challenging climbing surfaces, and light-up routes triggered by an iPhone app.
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Alisa Toninato makes cast-iron skillets shaped like the continental states of the U.S. The optional magnetic hanger lets you show ‘em off after you’re done making state-shaped food.
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A concept shelf by Yi-Cong Lu with an inner drawer in each level. Pulling out a drawer creates up to nearly twice the space, resulting in a shelf that can grow alongside your needs.
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Whether you like red hot foods or just want to play a nasty prank on your friends, Satan’s Spawn’s slightly sweet, very spicy habanero/chili-infused gummy bears should do the trick.
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Architect Paul Kweton’s CNC-milled birch plywood rocker provides a place for pet owners and pets to chill together. While cool, our pets would still opt for jumping on our laps.
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With Cinco de Mayo coming up, other than falling down drunk, there’s no better way to celebrate than with these awesome piñata cookies, which have candy inside them when you crack ‘em open.
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A striking way to dress up the outdoors, these tiki torches start out as wine bottles, set into a metal bracket ideal for fence or tree mounting. Fill ‘em with citronella oil to keep bugs away.
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The Wiss Auto-Retracting Utility Knife has a retracting spring that automatically pops the blade back in as soon as you clear a cut, even if you still have the switch in the “open” position.
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The Holiday Inn Shanghai Pudong Kangqiao’s pool looks amazing. Located on the 24th floor, a portion of the pool has a see through bottom that lets you look down at the ground while you swim.
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Architect Zaha Hadid’s see-through acrylic table looks looks like a melting glacial formation with its drippy icicle legs. See it up close at London’s David Gill Galleries through 5/30/12.
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Miniature plush replicas of American states. The sizes of the pillows vary according to the state (so pick Texas if you’re going for value). There are also a few country and continent pillows.
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A ceramic plate shaped especially for everyone’s favorite bready treat. Just slide it under a slice of pizza and then lift it straight to your mouth. It might even be sharp enough to cut pizza.
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A brilliant and modern take on the bean bag, Taiwan designer Yu-Ying Wu’s Breathing Chair is made from foam, cut into triangular cells which allow it to flex and conform to its occupant.
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These special building blocks let you create usable furniture, thanks to their increased height-to-width ratio and tall studs which help make their connections more stable than LEGO bricks.
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An organizer similar to the Grid It! – down to the exclamation point in their names – but super sized for home use. Made of wood wrapped with lots of elastic string. Comes in blue and yellow/orange.
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