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Pick up your cob with style, with Lana Filippone’s Jurassic ceramic corn holders. We only wish that T-Rex held the corn with its tiny hands. These are prototypes, but keep an eye on Imm Living for the production version.

A concept for multipurpose furniture by Julia Kononenko. It can be converted from a sofa into a dinner table for six people. The cushions turn into stools while the double-layered backrest turns into a tabletop.

An elegant and substantial pen crafted from solid aluminum alloy and the shell of an actual coconut. Each piece of the tropical tree nut is CNC machined and hand-polished to become part of the grip and cap of the pen.

If you think the end of the world is coming, this bug-out bag answers the call to “always be prepared.” Has a battle axe, 20-function multi-tool, easy-grip knife, water purifier, LED flashlight, firesteel/compass, and more.

Bring the smell of nature to your home with Juniper Ridge’s Cabin Spray. Each scent is made using plants that were sustainably harvested from a particular countryside, forest or mountain in the United States.

A portable kit for producing great espresso on the go. Includes four espresso cups, a thermal carafe and a Handpresso pressure pump in a handsome travel case. Uses handy E.S.E. single cup coffee pods.

These palm-sized metal skulls by propmaker Faustus70 are like having a tiny T-800 Terminator you can carry with you. Made from aluminum sheets riveted over a resin form. Buy a dozen, and fill your fruitbowl with ‘em.

A compilation of some of the more unusual, innovative, and mechanically complex furniture ever created. While we understand the utility of some of the folding pieces, we’re not sure about that bucking bronco of a rocker.

Upper Playground’s mugs pay tribute to SF’s island prison and two of its most infamous inmates. Each ceramic mug is printed with a convict on one side, iconic imagery on the back, and The Rock on the inside.

(NSFW: Image) Designed by Fabio Novembre, the Jolly Roger is just waiting for a classy Jack Sparrow to claim it as his throne. The armchair has a skull-shaped mold and a map of the world is engraved on its seat.

Encourage your kids – or your inner child – to doodle with Burgerdoodles color-in wallpaper. It’ll take you a while to fill in the 394″ x 20.5″ sheet. Want to start from scratch? Check out these special paints instead.

A special cup just for dunking cookies in milk. It’s precision-engineered to ensure the perfect dunk, eliminating spills, broken cookies, and milk-covered fingers. One more first-world problem solved.

This multi-tool’s reptilian form contributes to its function. Its stainless steel tail, curvy mouth and sharpened beak let this critter work as a bottle opener, box cutter and pry bar too. Its eyeball is perfect for a keychain too.

A trash can made of recycled plastic. It has two separate compartments to make it easier to sort recyclables. When the compartments are full, simply snap them apart and transfer their contents.

A set of four stainless steel shot glasses that can be stacked and tucked into a leather case. Restoration Hardware’s solution for impromptu drinking sessions with your buddies.

One does not simply walk into your cubicle – especially if you’ve got it lit up with this miniature Barad-dûr, perfect for illuminating your keyboard and mouse – assuming you don’t mind having your flesh seared off.

It may look like a trunk, but it contains an entire hotel room. Just pop it open, erect the metal structure, hang the soundproof curtains, and unfold the bed and workspace. A concept by Antonio Scarponi and Robert de Luca.

Gerber Gear’s new Gerber Daily Carry (GDC) tools are meant to be attached to your keychain, zipper or backpack. There’s a screwdriver, an Allen wrench, a flashlight, a 0.68″ blade and a 2″ knife.

Will someone buy Espresso Veloce’s insanely large coffee machine made of titanium and magnesium, in a limited edition of 500, with oil filter-shaped coffee filters, exhaust brew drip tubes and matching cups? We think so.