Florian Pucher’ Land Carpet – “Designed by former architect Florian Pucher, the 100% New Zealand wool rugs use satellite images to represent different continents and countries, with fields of varying heights lending a surprising tactile and visual element.” (via CoolHunting)

Bookhou’s Child’s Felt Chair – Love this felt covered chair. How about making this into a bench for the grown ups? Also love their flock mobile. And that doesn’t HAVE to go in the kid’s room does it?

O’Clock – Leo said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” By that reasoning, the O’Clock is quite sophisticated, and we happen to agree. Very cool.

Paul Bruno’s Traditional Greeting – If you don’t like this zip up hoodie, then you’re likely not the same age as us. Live long and prosper.

He’s a Zombie Choreographer.

On a side note, “excited” isn’t a strong enough word for how I feel about this series. So Matt, I hope you’re good at your job.

Beepart – Traditional tattoo inspired vinyl wall decals. Unlike the ink on your arm, if you don’t like these, you can just peal them off. But, why would you not like them? Awesome.

Teroforma’s Whiskey Stones – Don’t water down your whiskey with melting ice. Stick these stones in the freezer, then drop them in your drink. No melting, and chipped teeth make you look tough. Win, win.

KoiKouture’s Mandles – Take a recycled beer bottle, throw a candle in it that smells like coffee and doughnuts and call it “Oh no it’s the cops” and you have yourself a Mandle (candles for men).

Luxury Lane Soap – You smell bad. Luckely, “I am Jack’s soap.” Get your fight club soap, and much more.

Like & Dislike – Facebook stalking not enough for you anymore? Start labeling your real world with Like and Dislike stamps. A nice “Like” on the forehead of your girlfriend would make her feel special for sure.

Aviator Chair – Who knew Restoration Hardware could do steampunk? They say this awesome chair is inspired by WWII bomber planes, and sure, one could see that. But one might also see it inspired by a jet engined airship of steampunk goodness too.

High Dynamic Range photography is a process of shooting three consecutive shots and merging them together to create one image. The first exposure is under exposed to capture the deepest tones. The second is a normally exposed shot. And the third, is over exposed to grab the brightest lights. The final, merged image has a higher than normal range of lights and darks and can make for some amazing pictures…

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The National

Behind the scenes interview

Who up for some hula hooping?

Mike Snow

Good vibes. Good times.

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