I want Luke Chueh's first limited edition skateboard deck.

Working SteamPunk styled laptop by Ironworks.

I'm curious about Elegant Establishment architectural and pollution absorbing tile. And I love the organic shapes.

I saw Chairman Mickey Mao's bust at Munky King on Melrose today

Another Web 2.0 inspired design: Radiant FM Radio

The Dolmen Mini radio looks like it was created by a Web 2.0 designer. Everything is there, the blue gradient, rounded corners, brushed metal radio buttons. The word BETA is the only thing missing!

Woofer.

Don't forget to vote in Cooper-Hewitt's PEOPLE DESIGN AWARDS...

Day on Mars finger puppet at the MOMA Store. Made me smile.

STAMPS , cool little mashup of a watch and a limited edition stamp. sold in packs of 2.

Apfeltasche. Yet another felt laptop sleeve for your MacBook

Who needs drugs when you can have the wonderfully bizarre art of Naoto Hattori?

Remember when storage was defined by how many pages of typed text it could hold? Floppy Disk Notepad

Hussein Chalayan's robotic transformer dresses at the Paris Fashion Show

Next year, these will all be so last year... but in the meantime, PimpMyScoota is looking for designers.

Bamboo Tube. Another playful lighting design from 100 Percent.

a lightbulb with two sides. One actually works, and the other one just for show. Turn any fixture into a statement

Heath Nash recycles trash into beautiful things like this flower lamp shade

Printed sterile masks from Tokyo based Samira Boon

Sometimes the simplest grafitti is the most effective.

Splish glass centerpiece by Jeff Zimmerman for Steuben Glass

Venturi Eclectic, announced at the Paris Auto Show. I want one.

Love the diamond in the V. Created by MEHEM an anonymous Japanese designer and sold via Colette. Also worthy is his gun and knife rings.

Laser cut steel brings vector graphics sensibility to the furniture design world. Make sure to also take a look at Susan Bradley's outdoor wallpaper series.

Another item for the era of Mass-Customization. The PP01 radio by Intempo Digital with a customizable front cover.

Hotel Marques de Riscal is another example of builders taking Frank Gehry's sketches too literally.

Giant + Yellow + Sticky = Genius Pad, giant yellow sticky notes by Arash and Kelly.

OK, enough rings already... This one is from Susanne Kleem, seen on CarrotBox, the ultimate blog of rings.

Another ring from Daniel Chiquet. I like his work on tension, reminds me of the puzzles we saw earlier on notcot

More rings. These are created by Daniel Chiquet, who must have been an architect in a past life

Atypyk strikes again with Rock'n Roll

I have a Chikuno cube in my fridge now...

Blue Ether bag, designed by Robert Foster of Fink Design. I love the combination of water-formed (?) aluminium and blue rubber

Lace packing tape, in black or white.

#1443 reminded me of this which I saw on the MENU site a while ago.

I like the shirt, hey

More technolust: a new iPod shuffle or this georgeous mp3 player by iRiver?

Splinter Bench/Chairs by Matthew Kroeker

If you insist on hanging antlers on the wall, at least make sure that they are from Dr Seuss...

Flash app shows what's playing on US radio stations

Meet HelloKittyTrooper at Lemur Patrol

Love the folded metal toaster designed by Olivier Gregoire.

The Cone takes a different look at the shape of things to come. (mildly NSFW)

Cuda by David Tsai. Made from a single piece of folded metal, and somehow reminds me of a contorsionist.