Sasagawa Animal Index Cards

Have you ever wished there was a menagerie of mini-animals living in your bookshelves? Thought so - it's a surprisingly common desire. Thankfully anime impresario Hiroshio Sasagawa has designed a solution, which doesn't involve shrink rays or creepy genetic experimentation. (Although the idea of a... [More]

AquaGlow Underwater Light Starship

We're feeling a little like Dana Scully with this AquaGlow Underwater Light Starship ($30), calling the aliens with their colorful signals. The truth is out there, we know because that chip in the back of our necks is twinging. Are those rotating orbits what we... [More]

Nendo Music Cage

These Japanese designers at Nendo (Any relation to Nintendo?) have so many tricks up their sleeves. The Music Cage ($Inquire)is a stereo speaker shaped like a beautiful birdcage. For those of us that have an aversion to squawking bird songs, this is the perfect ironic... [More]

22 oz. White Sports Water Bottle

Want a cute present for your office coworkers or for the members of a club you belong to? These customizable 22 oz. White Sports Water Bottle ($7) are the perfect fit! The easy to grip brightly colored bottle can feature any logo or design whether... [More]

Five Minute Candles

It's happened countless times: everyone gets together for a birthday celebration and sooner or later, someone wants to set a confection on fire. We don't know about you, but none of our friends stock their cupboards with party candles. Sure, we substitute something, but then... [More]

Gyrofocus Suspended Fireplace

Artsy home decorators, start your swoon engines. The Gyrofocus Suspended Fireplace is a crazy space age rotating piece originally designed by Dominique Imbert in 1968, and it's likely to get fires started in the homes of art collectors living in the hottest climates. It's been... [More]

Gardener's Supply Company Weather Station

Our inner tech dorkess is loving this simplified tool to measure all things weather. The easy-to-use ">Gardener's Supply Company Weather Station ($50) comes with a Swiss-precision sensor which ensures accuracy and can work with up to three sensors stored at over three hundred feet away.... [More]

Ovopur Ceramic Water Filter

Sure, Brita water filters do the conservation trick, but they just remind us a little of dorm life. Ovopur's Ovopur Ceramic Water Filter ($895) is on the far side of high end, and it looks gorgeous from way up here. Like all filters, the Activated... [More]

Buddha Board

Get creative, de-stress, or fill some down time by using the portable Buddha Board ($29) for art therapy on-the-go. We don't really understand how this crazy gizmo turns water into invisible ink that disappears as it dries, but we're thankful that our paint stokes are... [More]

Votivo Deep Clover Candle

Yummy candles can transform a room into a sanctuary or a house into a home. Aromatherapy can transport people to a different place, time, or mood with just a quick light of a match. It is with that that we would like to introduce you... [More]

Signals Box of Applause

We see this next item as a cry for help, but, hey, it's our cry for help, OK? We're owning it. After a long, hard day at work, and we're not getting much love from the peeps, we just open this beautifully crafted Box of... [More]

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Mirza Teapot

Makes sense that the French designed this wacky tool of tea-making. The Mirza Teapot ($166) is finely crafted ceramic vessel that is glossy enough to use as a mirror stand-in (emergency lipstick touch-ups), and obviously works like a dream, but we can't help but think... [More]

World Time Clock

Bitchin' summer trips in the works? Jet-setting divas and pond-hopping business ladies looking for emancipation from globe-trotting tech hang-ups will cherish the World Time Clock ($74), a 12-sided desk clock that shows each of the the 24 Global Time Zones, marked by their two major... [More]

Giro Apple Slicer

An apple a day will keep the doctor away, but an apple spiral in your martini is more fun. Banish the doctor and feel better about getting some fiber in your diet with the Giro Apple Slicer ($38). Made in Germany, this stainless steel slicer... [More]

Cyber Clean Electronic Cleaning Putty

OK, so the concept behind Cyber Clean Electronic Cleaning Putty ($10) isn't brilliant—but you didn't think of it, did you? This gooey yellow goop attracts dirt and dust and yucky stuff rather like a magnet. Just press it into the cracks of your keyboard, your... [More]

Samsung LED TV Series 6

We have very specific requirements for what makes a good television set. 1) Must be kind to the environment, 2) must provide serious picture quality, 3) must look. damn. hot. Of course, until recently, those "requirements" were more of a fantasy. Then the Samsung LED... [More]

Smith's Knife & Scissor Sharpener

Sure, a knife sharpener isn't the most elegant of your kitchen accessories. But you still need one, and this handy, portable Knife & Scissor Sharpener ($7) from Smith's is the best we've found. Aside from being a total steal, this sharpener boasts a soft rubber... [More]

Radius Tree of Charge

Get your style, er convenience, er stylish convenience on, with the Radius Tree of Charge ($Varies). This trendy tree "sculpture" is as functional as it is charming, with a steel base that serves as a key rack and a magnetic photo or note board. But... [More]

Peephole Camera & DVR

You totally know your creepy ex is stalking you. Or hell, maybe the Fedex guy is stalking you. Or maybe your neighbor is just letting her shitzu go number two on your lawn. Whatever, now you can call out potential predators and obnoxious neighbors by... [More]

Crosley Pay Phone

Go ahead replace your cordless with this Crosley Pay Phone ($90)—after all, it's your dime. Quite literally, in fact, as you get to keep the cash that people deposit in the phone to make calls (there's a key to open the back). Of course, you... [More]

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