Motörhead Shiraz
“Lemmy get you a glass of nice red wine.” That’s what you’ll say when you pop open this Australian shiraz, with “fruity aroma with flavours of vanilla, blackberries, plums, eucalyptus and liquorice.”
“Lemmy get you a glass of nice red wine.” That’s what you’ll say when you pop open this Australian shiraz, with “fruity aroma with flavours of vanilla, blackberries, plums, eucalyptus and liquorice.”
Household Zen Gardens might seem like a trendy relic of the 1990s, but Simon Hallam’s Zen Table is a 21st century revamp using robotics to carve images into the sand from below. Amazing stuff.
Reclaimed Cleveland turns wood from condemned structures in Cleveland – many of which have stood for 100 years or longer – and other discarded lumber into beautiful furniture and other woodcraft.
Throw a lifeline into your favorite beverage with this silicon ice tray which makes ice rings in the shape of tiny life preservers. Probably would look even better using frozen milk instead of water.
Created by potters Jason and Jane Chischilly, these awesome mugs are based on the drinking vessels called “rhytons”, common in ancient Persia. We can think of no better way to drink a flagon of mead.
Our friends at Ignoble have been kind enough to offer up two of their sturdy and stylish Lenore backpacks (value $250 each). To enter, click the link and follow the instructions. (Contest has ended.)
Ever wish you could shut out the rest of the world around you? Architect Paolo Maldotti’s NU-OVO pod provides a room-within-a-room anywhere you want. Plus, it looks like a giant egg.
This compact multi-tool is the perfect everyday carry, with its dual-edge blade, flat and phillips drivers, needlenose pliers, wire cutters and bottle opener. Assisted blade opening for easy access.
Better equipped to accompany your throwing star fridge magnets than ordinary kitchen knives, these dagger handles seem much more appropriate in a ninja’s house.
It’s definitely a First World problem, but some of us don’t like soggy crackers in our soup. It’s also great for milk and cookies, carrots and ranch, or… gummy bears and syrup?!? Sign us up!
While you won’t find any knives, scissors, tweezers or even a toothpick on GamaGo’s whimsical kitchen gadget, you will find some non-lethal spoons for measuring out your spices and other stuff.
Looking for that finishing touch for your room? Check out these creepy, yet awesome baskets and buckets filled with porcelain skulls by Minnesota artist Cyrus Swann. Single skulls start at just $20.
Outputting a blinding 1200 OTF lumens using an ultra-bright SST-90 LED, this beastly flashlight is wrapped in aircraft-grade anodized aluminum. Offers lower output modes to conserve power.
TSA compliant, biodegradable and easier to pack and travel with compared to conventional toiletries. Variants include shampoo, body wash and shaving cream. Each pack contains 50 sheets.
Korean designer Song Seung-Yong has created the whimsical Objet-O, a birch chair with an oversized paper lampshade and light, which evokes the privacy and coziness of a bird’s nest.
Made of a patented formula consisting of volcanic rock, wood pellets and paraffin wax, InstaFire is an easy to use, safe and weather-resistant tinder capable of staying lit in wind and even snow.
We don’t want to motivate anyone to become the world’s no. 1 alcoholic, but we can’t think of a more appropriate prize for beer pong tourneys and speed drinking contests other than this opener.
Hold the pickle, hold the lettuce, spill your drink and you’ll upset us… that jingle started running through our heads when we saw Kikkerland’s fun burger coasters. One question: Where’s the bacon?
Designer Harry Allen created these fun and functional bowls, inspired by his 1964 Willys Jeep. Made from cast resin and marble, offered in a variety of finishes. Measures 5″H x 12″W x 6″D.
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