Awesome Living

This extremely limited-edition knife has a 3.1″ black PVD steel blade, laser engraved with DPX’s trademark “Mr. DP” pattern, and a titanium alloy frame. Also has a 1/4″ hex socket driver, and a wire stripper and bottle opener on its blade.

For his River Collection, furniture maker Greg Klassen took discarded wood and then cut blue glass by hand to make them fit the contours of the wood. The resulting tables and sculptures look like rivers or lakes.

Ricochet Studios’ homage to an urban custom. Shoe Toss is a lamp with its bulbs housed in ceramic replicas of shoes. The literal power line delivers electricity to the bulbs via the laces. The shoes can be repositioned or removed.

This tricky animal habitat includes separate see-through aquarium and terrarium compartments, giving the illusion that your lizards, frogs and other amphibians are living harmoniously underwater with your fish.

Amazing vintage footage from an Italian police display, in which over 100 skilled motorcyclists drive in perfect harmony to create geometric patterns – without crashing into each other. Apologies in advance for the music. More here.

Black Chocolate Co. uses a mold cast from an actual human skull to create anatomically correct – and yummy – life-size models. Each skull is made of 3.3lb. of Belgian chocolate. Choose from dark, milk, caramel or chili chocolate.

Handmade from premium Horween leather, Bronxton’s versatile roll-up case can hold up to seven tools, cables, watches, or other items, so long as they measure less than 8″ long. Available in your choice of colors.

This awesome bicycle has handcrafted leather wraps on its tubes, forks, mudguards, handlebars, seat, and chain guard. Finished with a large leather saddlebag, it’s part of a series of seven one-of-a-kind bikes from WILL Leather Goods.

Small batch bourbons coming this Fall: Quarter Cask is a young whiskey with caramel and vanilla notes, while the 11 year Harvest Red Wheat is lightly sweet, and Brown Rice hints at sweet potato and brown sugar. More variants in 2015.

While you could sit on an actual stack of pizza boxes, they’re likely to collapse – especially after you ate all that pizza. These sturdy cardboard stools have been made to hold 400+ pounds, and feature photorealistic images printed on them.

We’ve seen an Egg McMuffin machine before, but this new model from Hamilton Beach lets you cook two english muffin and egg sandwiches at the same time. Perfect for couples, or really big appetites. Available August 2014.

This doormat ain’t nothing to frak with. Make sure your friends wipe their dirty ass shoes before they enter your chambers with Maticgoods’ WU Welcome Doormat, which looks just like the Wu-Tang Clan logo.

Designed by Rafael Rodriguez, Wall Champions are coat hangers that feature foosball figures. You can pick just one or a whole row of hangers. The figures are available in different jersey designs, skin colors and genders.

Patchnride is a small device that lets you repair most bicycle tires without using other tools by injecting a permanent patch into the hole. The first version is for clincher or tubular tires; a version for tubeless tires will follow soon.

Designed by Kate Brown, this amazing 8.5-foot-tall sculptural outdoor chair provides a relaxing, curved seating area that can spin 360 degrees. An example of the chair is on display at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West in Scottsdale, AZ.

The King of Random shows us that it’s possible to make an eensy barbecue grill using a recycled aluminum can. It’s only big enough for a single hot dog, but it’s still a neat hack. Keep an eye on his YouTube channel on 6/25 for a full tutorial.

A customizable LED ticker which can display weather, news, stock, email or whatever information you’d like on its display. It’s fully hackable, and can use IFTTT to connect with numerous applications and devices.

A simple and smartly-designed wall shelf that holds a single bicycle by its seat, and provides storage space for your helmet and other small accessories. Recently funded via Kickstarter, we hope to see it in production soon.

If there’s one thing that Jelly Belly is good at (besides feeding our sugar addictions) is putting unexpectedly accurate flavors into their candies. Yes, these jelly beans taste just like draft beer. Sadly, they’re non-alcoholic.

This rugged analog watch is the ultimate adventurer’s timepiece, concealing a compass, can opener, firestarter, whistle, signal mirror, magnifying glass, fishing line, hooks, and cutting tool inside. It’s also got a built-in LED flashlight.

The Men’s Soap Shop packages its aftershave in 6oz. flasks. They’re available in seven different scents. You can also get them as part of a shaving set. But be sure to keep the label on, or you might accidentally freshen your throat.

Keep your things organized and practice your fingerboard skills on the Half Pipe Desk. The skateboard ramps he used to play on inspired designer Eric Pfeiffer to create the desk. Available in oak, birch and walnut.

Frankly, this concrete and glass building looks more like a tenement than a mansion, but it’s still a neat place to put your plants, providing you with a mini rooftop garden, even if you don’t live on the top floor. Measures just 3.9 x 4.7 x 4.7″