This cloud shaped pencil and eraser set combines the helpful work of holding the 5 pencils (included) in a satisfying rainbow display, with working as an oversized eraser, ready whenever you need it, and for a very long time.

The Vinyl Wall Decal Sticker Tentacle($43) from amazon. It looks cool for your tub.

The Smartpet Robot Dog is the newest pet robot in the world from BANDAI, Japan! It works with the iPhone or iTouch through bluetooth. It can act in 6 different positions while singing and dancing at rhythms.

The radio, called simply Plugg, is a 3D printed prototype by Theo Tveterås and Lars Marcus Vedeler, and it's just about as simple as it seems. There are buttons on the side for changing volume and the cork toggles the on/off. It allows the radio to switch on and off based on removal of the cork. Cool, watch the video.

“Ink Calendar” marks the passage of time by the slow spread of ink through paper. The ink is drawn from an inkwell by capillary action—each day a new number absorbs ink and becomes visible. The calendar was created by London-based designer Oscar Diaz back in 2007.

The Jolly Moggy Radiator Cat Bed(£20 Amazon UK) is a cylindrical bamboo cat bed that hangs on a standard radiato.
"The Bamboo Radiator Bed is a warm comfortable place for your cat to sleep and a fun vantage point from which to survey their surroundings."

Ammo candles by British talented designer Kyle Bean.

Flat Time by designer Finn Magee is a poster of a digital alarm clock that is actually a functioning clock. Scroll down to see his other functional posters: Flat Sound (a speaker) and Flat Light (an LED light). Flat Time is available for pre-orderat AREAWARE.

The Rockin spoons, which are designed by Kikkerland, are guitar-shaped wooden spoons.

A long time ago, in a terrarium far far away, Yoda hung out on a tiny version of Dagobah just being tiny and awesome. But if you want that to happen all the time, in a terrarium that’s close close by, you just have to buy one from The Wonder Room etsy shop. Each terrarium is created by Minnesota based artist Tony Larson and measures about 5” tall. Larson’s shop also includes other cool terrariums with tiny dinosaurs and sasquatches and unicorns and stuff in ‘em. But just FYI, they’re not actual living tiny Yoda’s and Bigfoots in these glass bubbles—I learned that the hard way after I kept leaving pizza bites in the terrariums and nobody ate them… except for hundreds of ants. Which is actually pretty dope because now I have an awesome terrarium AND an ant farm.