Urban Outfitters
From New York 06/29/09
Yoko Devereaux Liquidation Celebration permalinkYoko Devereaux’s Liquidation Celebration starts today online and continues until July 2nd. With tees and tanks marked as low as $5 it might be enough to help you forget that they’re closing their doors. Sniffle, sniffle. |
From Chicago 06/24/09Junghwan Chei permalinkThe School of the Art Institute of Chicago student Junghwan Chei designed a pillow made explicitly for napping while working at your desk, so you no longer need to rest your head on a stack of papers. |
From Boston 06/22/09
LightLane permalinkLightLane was developed by designers at Altitude to encourage commuting by bike. The device attaches to the back of your bike frame and an illuminated bike lane appears instantly. Although the LightLane isn’t available to the public just yet, this product will give bikers the space they need on those all too many roads without bike lanes. |
From New York 06/10/09
Zebra #2 Mechanical Pencil permalinkZebra’s #2 Mechanical Pencil couples the precision and ease of a mechanical pencil with the timeless style of an old school #2. Factor in the real wood casing and full sized pink rubber eraser, and stationary nerds, even the closeted ones, are close to clawing each other’s eyes out. |
From Elsewhere 06/08/09
Innate Gestures Waste Bin permalinkInnate Gestures waste-bin is the definition of trashy-chic. |
From Elsewhere 04/30/09
Gaetano Pesce permalinkFor those of us who took a lot of decor inspiration from Pee-Wee’s Playhouse, Gaetano Pesce‘s furniture is as good as it gets. (Via Designboom.) |
From Los Angeles 04/28/09
The Cobra Shop permalinkMark Hunter + killer vintage handpicked from around the world and up for grabs=The Cobra Shop. |
From Elsewhere 04/07/09
Boxed Water is Better permalinkOur friends laugh at us when we buy the boxed-wine, but good things do come in cardboard rectangles (Juicy Juice, anyone?). Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Boxed Water is Better is an environmentally-friendlier alternative that’s shipped flat, and while it’s not as good as just drinking tap, it’s a step in the right direction. |
From Elsewhere 04/06/09
Timothy Liles Crayon Rings permalinkTimothy Liles’s crayon rings seem the perfect way to while away the minutes at an important meeting. (Via Set Your Style.) |
From New York 03/30/09
All-Occasions Stamp permalinkJi Lee’s all-occasion stamp eliminates for a drawer full of single-purpose cards. Just stamp and check the box that applies. “Go to Hell” has such a nice ring to it. |
From Elsewhere 03/16/09
Slanties permalinkThe slogan of Baltimore-based Slanties is “Not so bad, once you get used to it.” Based off the design of ancient Inuit eyewear, they are supposed to protect your eyes from the sun and, if cared for properly, will last for 800 years. The future of Slanties does not, actually, look so bright you have to wear Slanties. |
From New York 03/03/09
Wake’N Bacon permalinkFrom here on out, we’re aiming for as many bacon related posts as possible (sorry, vegetarians). Today’s pork-tastic find is the Wake’N Bacon, a little piggy-shaped alarm clock from designer Matty Sallin, which wakes you up with the sweet smell of bacon cooking. Right by your bed. |
From Elsewhere 02/23/09
Bear Sleeping Bag permalinkNightmares are sure to ensue in this sleeping bag by Amsterdam-based artist Eiko Ishizawa. If not for you, then at least for whoever is sharing your tent. (Via Missbehave.) |
From Elsewhere 02/11/09
Action Figure Museum permalinkKevin Stark convinced the town of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma to turn his collection of action figures into a museum, and viola! In addition to the action figures, there’s also a superhero room, where kids can dress up as superheros. No word on whether they have, ahem, adult sized costumes. (Via Gizmodo.) |
