Awesome Living

A modern camping outpost, architect Tom Kundig’s wheeled shelters have a sleeping area that converts to a living room, a small kitchen, a fireplace, and even Wi-Fi. Located in Washington’s Methow Valley.

A bright LED flashlight which clips onto your shirt, jacket, backpack, belt loop or other garments using a magnetic clasp. Perfect for hands-free illumination when camping or other nighttime activities.

A stainless steel multi-tool made by Delk Products. It has a built-in pair of scissors, a knife, a file and a flathead screwdriver. It’s not TSA-friendly though so don’t bring it to the airport.

Just in case the peppers in this sweet and spicy chili sauce don’t wake you up, DoubleKick hot sauce has an extra hidden punch – 12mg of caffeine for every teaspoon of sauce you drown your food in.

Talk about a serious mod. The Jurassic Life Game Lab are using the Source engine from Valve’s Half-Life 2 to build the Jurassic Park gaming experience that we’ve always dreamed of.

Design collective mostlikely’s 3D lampshades come in a variety of animal heads and shapes that you fold and glue together yourself. They can be floor, desk, pendant or even head mounted.

A bottle opener that doubles as a money clip. It also has a magnet so you can leave it on your fridge door. You may not want to use it as an opener and a money clip at the same time though.

Design studio Humans Since 1982 outdoes their Clock Clock with this mesmerizing kinetic installation. A Million Times is made from 288 analog clocks powered by 576 electric motors.

The latest from Legacy’s Grzegorz Jonkajtys, this short is a test reel for a feature film about a woman trapped in an abandoned uranium mine, and the horrifying occupants of the creepy caves.

Similar to the Tick Clip, Andrea Carulla’s The Stooler lets you turn almost any object into a seat. It consists of four wooden legs attached to a pair of flexible straps. Contact Utoopic to order.

Notebooks made from 52 specially-printed playing cards, left blank on one side for writing, then bound together on one edge. The outer cover has the Queen of Hearts and the Ace of Spades.

Fill your head with all sorts of miscellaneous junk – or at least this desk caddy, made to look like like a human skull, and perfect for holding everything from phones and keys to sunglasses and candy.

A stronger, lighter version of the modern keychain. Keyport Slide 2.0 can hold any combination of up to six key blades or tool inserts. The inserts range from a flashlight to a flash drive.

Add some dolla dolla bills to your dinner. Architects John Bennett and Gustavo Bonevardi used shredded out of circulation currency and polyester binding to create the coasters.

Pascal Howe’s The Worker is a 13ft. high lamp that looks like a huge construction toy (or a construction tool dropped at an alien landing site). Keep tabs on Howe’s Facebook page for purchase info.

The latest knife from Victorinox offers one-handed operation with a lock blade, serrated gut hook, bone saw, and philips screwdriver. Perfect for hunting, hiking, or surviving a zombie apocalypse.

The ultimate lazy accessory for your Lazy Boy, the Bottoms Up beer dispenser fills cups of beer not only from the comfort of your recliner, but from the bottom of the cup – just because it likes to show off.

This 3″ metal button can be tacked onto your shirt, coat or backpack, and lets you share your doodles and thoughts with the world. Comes with chalk, eraser and magnets for hanging it on your fridge.

Custom bike shop Classified Moto puts some of its surplus parts to good use by turning them into lamps. The parts come from 70s and 80s Japanese motorcycles and still bear dings and dents from use.

SuckUK’s utilitarian wall hook will hold onto your hats, scarves, leashes, bags and other stuff. Ironically, you’ll need another hammer to nail each one up on the wall. Sold individually.

A monthly box of delicious gourmet treats, curated by the team at Fancy. Each box includes five or more items – from cookies to condiments and everything in-between. Damn. We’re hungry now.

Part of Didi Dunphy’s Recess Collection, Inside Skates are skateboards with colorful upholstery. They make for a great conversation piece, but are also good for skating indoors. Video here.

Show your love for music without the need for giant speaker stacks with this set of modern vinyl wall graphics from Dana Decals. Available in numerous colors, and cut from durable, fade-resistant vinyl.