‘Is there any greater symbol of your love of coffee than 6″ tall, 10″ in diameter real porcelain cup perched on the edge of your desk or kitchen counter? While you should never drink 20 cups of coffee in one sitting, you can take comfort in knowing that the World’s Largest Coffee Cup could hold 20 regular cups. Of course, that’s only 19 cups if you leave room for cream. Made of porcelain.’ Buy here.
If you’ve ever flown paper airplanes, then you know where they all eventually land – yes, wedged under your door. Last Stop Paper Airplane Doorstop appears to be a crisply folded paper, but it’s actually amazingly strong and made of durable EVA plastic. Just the thing to put your doors on hold! Click here to buy.
A series of contemporary coffins and urns by Jacob Jensen Design working alongside coffin manufacturer Tommerup Kister. Click here for the link.
Photojojo’s Camera Lingo Necklaces feature laser-cut acrylic words and symbols on an 18″ silver chain. Designed by a graphic designer/photog, the lightweight plastic icons have the kind of sharp angles and crisp edges you only get from lasers. It comes in 4 designs: JPEG, CR2, NEF, and a no-flash symbol. Perfect gift for photo geeks.
The Deglon Meeting Knife Set is practical, durable and a work of art. Designed by Mia Schmallenbach and produced by Deglon, it won first prize in the 5th European Cutlery Design Award. This lovely set is made of high quality stainless steel and seemingly appears to be created from a single block of stainless steel. Each knife nests within the set. To remove each knife, simply press down near the tip of the blade and life knife away by the handle.
Love this iPad Docking Station designed by Scott Eaton called Venus of Cupertino. Found here. (Thank you Jayson for the link)
Consents are cube wooden electrical sockets by Koichi Futatsumata, the founder of CASE-REAL in Japan. Click here for the link.
This bench is designed by furniture and product design studio Dialogue Method. It is inspired by range of mountains in Korea. Looks goodness.
