Escaping to another universe is now as easy as placing this decal on any of your walls. $40
It’s a party at the kitchen sink! Who will wash your dishes better? Jonny the punk rocker or funky Billy Clean? $14.50
Books shaped bookends connected with a light. The idea came to designer Roderick Vos as he was looking at his library thinking a small light would showcase the books better and help the reader, and Mr. Ed bookends do just that. €142/$188
The first of Mimobot’s line of USB designs honoring historic figures pays tribute to the great Einstein. The flash drive is preloaded with all sorts of Einstein goodies; wallpapers, icons and avatars.
Two leaders of the creative world – Moleskine and Lego – have collaborated to bring these limited edition journals. Each Moleskine journal features debossed Lego prints and a Lego brick on its cover, as well as special Lego stickers.
This little book features collaborative tiny stories and artwork from writers and artists from around the world, all curated and edited by Golden Globe nominated actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who happened to be the founder of HitRECord. Each story is only a few lines long, but you’ll find them to be funny, clever and very enjoyable.
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Cute kitteh measuring cups with curved tails as handles. Made of ceramic.
Place this little porcelain dove vase anywhere you’d like to add some peaceful beauty. $19
“Don’t be left for dead use a zombie head. These 6-keycaps help keep your keys organized. Even during a zombie apocalypse.”
Soup and crackers have always been besties, but never in the same place. With this hand made bowl, you don’t have to juggle your soup and crackers anymore, they’re all right there in one convenient bowl. $22
For those uninspired days, playing with these blocks will definitely boost your creativity levels. These 25 hand painted blocks can be put together to create thousands of different faces. How many faces will you be able to make? €39/$51
A very dignified teapot with a mustache. Part of Jonathan Adler’s Muse collection. $98
Arrange these colorful numbered wooden disks in any way you like to create your own unique wall clock. Definitely a fun concept, though the price on it is not as fun. $345
It’s just like your regular teabag, only better. This tea infuser would work the same as the tea bag, simply fill it with your favorite loose tea and place it in your cup. Afterwards, it can be easily cleaned and used again. $25
A cup rack made of a cactus shaped metal stand on a water absorbent concrete base. The concrete will quickly absorb the water dripping off the glass as you let it hang. $16