If you’ve always been mesmerized by chameleons and glowy things, then prepare to waste a lot of time on this lamp. (Unless your time is worthless like mine—then it’s not a waste!) Huey the Color Copying Chameleon Lamp can match the color of anything he’s sitting on thanks to a color-matching sensor underneath him. Plop him down on your favorite green notebook and he’ll change colors instantly to match it. Want to keep him that color no matter what? Give his tush a squeeze and he will. Just don’t try that on your real chameleon because he’ll get pretty pissed.

It's not like I'm gonna not feature something with a name like that. "A 3.7" retro red magic drawing board, fitted with a handy drawing pen."
 
Continues to function perfectly even after your battery dies.
Can your Etch A Sketch do that?
It can?
Oh.
$24.95 (for iFoolish; Etch A Sketch costs $14.11).

A hands-free umbrella designed to withstand winds of up to 50mph could help cyclists battling through April showers. The Nubrella, which resembles a bubble wrapped around the user's head and shoulders, works by strapping on a shoulder support and extending a canopy around the head. Weighing just over 1kg, it costs £40 and comes in either black or see-through style. Inventor Alan Kaufman, from Florida.

It actually works. By Charles Lushear's etsy.
"Nintendo NES controller coffee table. Made from maple, mahogany and walnut with dovetail joinery and mid century modern legs. 
This table fully functions as a Nintendo NES controller and can be used to play games with the glass removed. The cord is retractable from underneath. "

Why? Why not?
"Made of food-grade titanium — tasteless, odorless, corrosion-free, non-allergenic (to most of the world), and with an excellent weight-to-tensile strength ratio."
Approximately 7" long. Cool

Chalktrail by Scott Baumann, a cool attachment for bicycles or scooters.

Knob Creek Metal Arts has a really great collection of bookends for sale over on Etsy, the visuals are just fantastic. (via lustik)
Sorry for the somewhat sporadic posting lately folks, things have been a bit more hectic than usual lately. Posting should be a bit more frequent starting very soon!

This one of a kind Venus of Cupertino iPad Docking Station was designed by Scott Eaton. It doesn’t look like Scott’s the only one who’s been Eaton, know what I’m sayin?! Me, I’m talking about me. Note the spaghetti stains on my shirt and my purple Kool-Aid mustache. So what if our girl Venus over here is a little roundish in the, uh, everywhere region? My only complaint would be that she’s got her teeties resting on the damn iPad, blocking the bottom portion of the screen. Where the keyboard is. Venus — this is EXACTLY why I can never tell what the f*** you’ve texted me!

Vizio is a candle round ashtray consists of a body in paraffin. The wick is positioned along the perimeter in the central indentation. Once started, the light takes a circular route following the inner circumference of candle in order to dissolve both paraffin and the look of one who, kidnapped by the enchantment of fire, stopped to observe its movement. During its hypnotic and suggestive run, the wick melts the wax forming a liquid pool able to hold ashes, foul odor and in which off the butts. Vizio is self-produced and distributed by Flussocreativo.

feed me iPhone case from Connect Design