dude, i miss a lot of stuff out here! stupid work...this "spank the monkey" show looks pretty sweet.

kids have it too easy. make them vacuum as they play with these cute little snail busters.

blek le rat, first solo show, this friday, london. and im going to be out of town. =(

i love these wallets! theyre made from old orange juice and milk cartons...giving them a touch of regional flair...and filling me with nostalgia.

im a bit surprised that ryan didnt beat me to posting this. ;) "The Valise is a filing system with a lid and a handle attached." i think i love the marketing more than the product though.

spotted these new birdhouses on inhabitat...do we like them? im not so sure...

sometimes a single image says it all. this mx ninja takes recess to a whole new level. extreme panda riding anyone?

"design is the new art" says the nytimes. their picks this week are particularly nice.

fishloft! amazing! finally, you can see the fish you put in the pond. youve gotta check this one out. [Editor's Note: Now featured on .com!]

i keep forgetting to post these. check out these sweet decks from mekanism. space invaders/rubiks cube decks. =)

ive always been fascinated by 2D/3D relations. these wire dresses are a 3D rendition of the 2D sketches trying to capture depth.

0ne of many adorable cards at tall cow press.

used to be obsessed with flying squirrels. this wooster post was just too cute.

omg, i cant describe how excited i was to see this. badass fishing indeed! [first found by core77!]

in 1891, Irritated by the foul stenches that wafted through their northeast Brooklyn neighborhood, members of the 15th Ward Smelling Committee embarked on a boat trip in search of the responsible parties.

lose the spoon. these plates have an indentation made especially for stray spaghetti, so now you can enjoy your pasta like grown ups. ;)

who knew corrugated cardboard held so much potential? im not sure i like it, but im definitely impressed by this screen from farm designs.

forget about painting on your toast. check out the zuse toaster! now you can make your own jesus bread! ebay suckers beware...

another simple, but fun lighting idea. battery lights!

its always fun to see the process. see how freddi c. makes circles!

a connect-the-dots calendar. i want one desperately.

iguana wallpaper! to be honest, i think i just like them because they're called "timorous beasties". what a great name.

is it just me or does the ifish look decidedly smug?

check out these boxes...slightly random street art, but kinda pretty.

butterfly nightlights.

another wild ring. this one from mikala mortensen.

cute pillow designs

whoa, this site makes me wonder if suffer from epilepsy. but...some pretty sweet posterage at iwant design.

i love these teak boxes. so simple and understated, yet gorgeous and practical. =)

interesting chair...made from a single sheet of plastic.

i have a thing for mobiles. and this "black sheep" mobile was just too cute.

i find myself liking these bowls despite myself...

new chesire cats coming soon to vinyl pulse.

kind of like "i am spartacus"...except for banksy.

im a big fan of hanna werning's designs, but on a backpack? hm...

remember glow worms? mood beams are the modernized version. =)

ANOTHER BLOODY WATER. another designer water brand...but one thats aware of its ridiculousness.

this "jack in the box" coffee table is sick.

bottle openers made of recycled knives. sweet!

simplest razor ever?

gigantor!

monster laptop sleeve. awesome! too bad they dont make them in yeti.

now you can bring those street-side banners into your home. most are surprisingly ugly, but there are a few that are quite nice.

a wireless power source. a pad that just radiates energy into your electronics? quite possibly the greatest invention ever.

just noticed this on reddish. i think ive posted bathtub chairs before, but this one is so freaky...too much like a toilet?

was just trolling through the .org archives and i can't believe i missed this one! as a lemur lover...really...wow. i love it.

continuing on the ring theme. joost wever's rings come together to form a heart...but far more subtly than most.