Designed by Matthew Waldman in 1997, yet looks like it was designed today (or, I suppose, tomorrow). Made of stainless steel with mineral crystal, quartz movement, LCD, and leather strap. Blue backlight, date, water-resistant.

Made from solid cork (full points for being a renewable resource), these are great pieces. Fun and sculptural. Designed by Jasper Morrison.

"The sponginess of the cork makes for comfortable seating in a lobby, living area or child's room. Lightweight and easy to handle, both the stool and table have a sculptural quality, and also look great stacked."

Cork Table, H 10" Diameter 17.5", $385, Buy it here.

Cork Stool, H 13.5" Diameter 12.5", $385, Buy it here.

You might have seen this in the recent Dwell magazine, but if you haven't, take a look. You can put the different pieces together any which way you want.

Continuing on in the spirit of beds I love but definitely cannot afford, this would definitely be on my top 5 list. Plus, the guy seems to have a good goal.

It arrives flat, you fold it out (just like the letter holder). Obviously, I like the idea. Perforated Metal

See, here. This table you can rest your feet on, or maybe put your laptop on, or something else altogether. Molded Plywood w/removable pad

Yep, I know it's good. Problem is that it's hard (for me) to figure out how much it is or how to get it. I've got an email in, so we'll see if they have answers.

Organize in a nice way. This is made from recycled felt, so you're not hurting anybody by keeping your desk tidy.

Silhouettes are super. Nice colors to choose from. cotton twill w/down insert

I once saw an old original for almost 3x the price of this one- and it was a little beat up. I'm all for originals, and I really am into buying from nice and small resale shops, but sometimes saving money is slightly more important.