Awesome Home

Slay Umbrella and the undead in your dreams with Capcom’s soft and cuddly version of the bazooka from the Resident Evil/Biohazard series. The cushion is 24″ long and has four removable missiles.

An internet router for parents looking for an easy way to manage their family’s online activity. Gryphon comes with an app that lets you see everyone’s browsing history, allow access to websites  or turn off online access temporarily and more.

“Put your spices, put your honey in there… Okay. Maybe your honey won’t fit in there. Need a little bit bigger shelf for your honey.” Michael Henn’s semi-permanent adjustable plastic shelf attaches to many surfaces using 3M Command Strips. Dad jokes included.

The third part of Tesla’s bid to make going green appealing and reasonably-priced. The Solar Roof is a set of tempered glass tiles that look just like normal roof tiles. Paired with the new Powerwall 2 batteries, the system can easily power a four-bedroom house.

Alessandro Zambelli gives the skateboard a playful twist, turning it into a porcelain tray and table accent. It’s available in white or super shiny gold. Part of Zambelli’s Memorabilia collection for Seletti.

Kobi is the ultimate lazy man’s robot. It has three swappable modules: one to mow the lawn, one to grab leaves, and one to blow snow. It can work on its own and use weather forecasts to schedule cleaning, or you can manage it via an app. Drops 2017 for $4,000+.

A smartphone accessory for home construction or improvement. Walabot uses a depth sensor and an app to provide a digital image of what’s behind walls, as well as how far they are inside. Use it to spot wires, pipes and more.

An array of food storage shelves and racks. The main component is a slideout shelf for hanging Ziploc bags and similarly-sized bags that attaches to fridge shelves or doors. There are also a pair of molds that make it easy to partition and shape items to be frozen.

American beer store Hopsy licensed Krups’ Keurig-like draft beer dispenser for a convenient delivery service. The HomeTap lets you enjoy a variety of beer from micro breweries with its proprietary 2L bottle, which can be stored in a fridge when not in use.

Backcountry Tiny Homes sells plans and guides for building a rustic trailer home based on the one that they made for themselves. Starting at 204sq.ft., the home has many modern amenities and also has a roof deck and off-grid options.

The weatherproof version of Nest’s security camera. Nest Cam Outdoor plugs into a socket, and in return it gives you 130º 1080p video at all times. It also has a microphone and speaker so you can interact (or scare away) with the folks onscreen using Nest’s app.

Designed by CTRLZAK for Seletti, this bone china tableware is an irreverent take on fine dining. Each cup, bowl, etc. starts as two separate pieces that were then split in two and then fused with mismatched halves.

Sebastian Bergne’s Ring Soap hangs on a peg, eliminating the need for a soap dish. The soap dries faster and stays dry, making it last longer. Each pack contains two rings of soap and a stick-on aluminum peg. Also available in a three-pack with no peg.

Ippinka’s Lift is a discreet bicycle rack that you can also use to hang your coat, tools and other items. It can be mounted practically anywhere and its metal arm can be slotted from either side. It can support up to 50lb and has an optional complementary tire tread guard.

Inside this ’60s-inspired console’s walnut body is a Debut Carbon turntable, a tweeter, a 6.5″ woofer, a 200W amplifier, a 100W subwoofer, an AirPlay receiver and two aux inputs. It also has a built-in minibar with whiskey glasses and room for 150 vinyl records.

Co-designed by Apartment Therapy founder Maxwell Ryan, Interior Define’s Maxwell sofa combines a deep seat, a low-profile height and curved shapes to create a modern take on European sofas. Available with a variety of fabric covers.

Flatev is a compact home tortilla maker that works like Keurig coffee machines. It uses recyclable single serve pods that contain flavored dough or corn mix and turns those into a 5″ to 6″ tortilla in just a minute. The drawer at the bottom keeps multiple tortillas warm.

A compact and lightweight air conditioner that’s easily installed on single- or double-hung window frames. Noria is just 6″ tall and is 40% smaller than its competitors. You can use its mobile app to control or set its schedule. It cools areas up to 160sq.ft.

The Vita is a beautiful all-in-one music player. It has an 11.6″ touchscreen and can receive and send music over Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB, Bluetooth, RCA, AirPlay and Google Cast. It also has SPDIF and AES/EBU outputs and reads DSD, DXD and PCM files.

Seeing his cats tear up one of his embroidered paintings inspired designer Erik Stehmann to come up with a cat scratcher printed with classic paintings. The first design features the Mona Lisa, with more on the way. At $190, it’s a pricey target for your cat’s claws though.

The Ryobi Garage Door Opener is quiet, easy to install and packed with convenient features. It has an LED lamp and a One+ battery backup slot. It also has optional modules: an extension cord, a Bluetooth speaker, a CO monitor, a parking assist and a fan.

Instead of springs, Balluga uses air-filled balls for more fine tuned adjustment. It can automatically adjust its support as you move around while you’re asleep. It also has built-in vibrating massage, as well as climate control and nightlight options.

The EZ Hauler is a versatile yard cart that can haul up to 800lb. It has a foot pedal release for dumping its contents and foldable panels to accommodate items larger than its 10cu.ft. compartment. It also has an optional wheelbarrow handle as well as tool holders.