Fire-breathing Pacman? Perhaps, if that’s how you interpret it. Swedish-based, Vauni’s freestanding fireplace swivels 360 degrees in 2 exclusive finishes – cast iron or polished black granite. Powered by an ethanol burner, the Globe’s the world’s only sphere-shaped, bio-fueled bed of coals.
Did the flicker of street lamps lull you to sleep as a child? Bring the past to life with an updated version of Marc Newson’s 1963 Super Guppy floor lamp. Raw urban industrial meets your living room.
A new dimension for your dining room. Aramith’s Fusion shifts seamlessly from 30″ dining to 33″ billiard or games table. Throw the dishes in the kitchen, open up and get the party started.
Let the games begin. Hand-peeled, Northern White Cedar lacquered for durability. This 8-sided custom poker table diagonally inlaid with black walnut screams man-cave. Place your beer and winnings in the scooped holders.
The design/build Brits of Philip Watts will have your DeWalt hiding in the corner. Over-sized aluminum “screws” affix to your door or wall. Each holding up to 3 coat hangers – who said art can’t be functional?
Raw industrial beauty. Berlin designer, Frank Buchwald’s Steampunk Lights look as if they were lifted from a Tim Burton animation. This 12-lamp series of handmade, one-of-a-kind illuminations is all reality, right down to the steel and brass parts.
Urban designer, Ted Nemeth spends his life riding motorcycles, women and chasing trouble. His love for leather compliments a style deeply rooted in the 1950s chopper/hot rod culture. Born straight out of Brooklyn, The Urban Throne is handcrafted, cold rolled steel decked out with tattooed leather, brass knuckles and 4″ bolts. Custom street art graffiti completes your personal sovereignty – long live the king.
You love baseball, and your lady. Her good taste prohibits the outward display of your favorite sport’s memorabilia. We have a solution, my friend. Amsterdam-based, Peter Schuyff’s hand carved baseball bats are not only homage to the game, but art. Problem solved.
Just because its hot, doesn’t mean it’s lacking elsewhere. Winner of the Red Dot award, Coway’s Air Purifier combines a sleek leather front panel with a multi-filter system customizable to your individual breathing needs.
In 1893, Great Britain invented the first electric toaster – why did it take over a hundred years to perfect? With extra wide slots & insulated glass windows, you can finally see your Pop Tarts before they burn.
You’ll never drink another bitter brew again. Handpresso’s Wild Domepod ensures the perfect cup o’joe or shot of espresso. Place your grounds of choice into the portable device’s dome, pump the pressure rod & add hot water. Bid farewell forever to the office sludge.
Now you can spread napalm in the office. Cali-based MotoArt rescues aviation relics, scrubs them up and adds a creative touch. The base is custom fabbed, but the seat bucket is left in its original condition. As in the case of this Vietnam F-4 Ejection Seat – authenticity is good.
Ditch the poison plastic jug & opt for Menu’s glass water carafe. This Scandinavian reinterpretation of the classic water bottle features an automatic lid that not only opens when you pour, but holds back ice, lemon or any other floating undesirables.
Tin foil has never looked better. Crafted of sand-cast recycled aluminum, Roost’s Antler Lamp is equally impressive in a cabin or city loft. Complete the look of this huntsman’s staple with a wood veneer shade.
Industrial retro with an edge of communism. Soviet-era, Russian Nixie glass tubes house glowing orange numbers that fade in and out as the time changes. It almost screams Cold War.
Clean-up your shower. Available in single, double or triple configs, SimpleHuman’s Shampoo & Soap Dispensers stick to the shower wall with no screws involved. Simply use the included silicone glue and adhesive strips to harness your inner OCD.