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Maybe you're lucky and this coat stand can be shipped to you, but I plugged in Texas as a destination and I was out of luck. It's a simple, triangular-shaped coat stand, and that's exactly what makes it special. Angled notches on the front and back allow for coat/clothes and bag storage, and it just leans against the wall, so it's easy to move anywhere you need it most. Available...Read more

Your little feline friend could use some new hideouts, and this Kitty Kasa Collection from ArniSays won't burn your retinas like the other offerings at the pet store. And, as if your cat's happiness isn't enough reward, when you buy one of the Kasa items, you're also saving the life of a shelter cat, as all profits go directly to the ARNI foundation, a 501(C)3, non-profit, no-kill, animal shelter located...Read more

Rugs that can live indoors or outside are what you should be thinking about, because what's nicer than an outdoor seating area? An outdoor seating area with a rug, that's what. Now, there are loads of outdoor area rugs that are available, and this one from Nani Marquina isn't new, but it is still one of my favorites because it's made from- you guessed it- recycled rubber bicycle tires. Each...Read more

Larger numbers and symbols with more whitespace- plus a few lightning bolts- make these playing cards a sight for sore eyes. The easy-to-see cards will be especially handy if you're playing a game around a dimly lit table, as it never hurts to have an edge over your competitors. Designed by Best Made in New York, printed in Erlanger, Kentucky by the United States Playing Card Company (legendary makers of...Read more

You'll be able to find variations of this Plaza String Light, but just in case you'd rather get lighting for your patio or porch sooner rather than later, this string is a good option. It has the appropriate large-scale look that will add just the right ambience to your outdoor gathering. The total length is 48 feet, with 3 foot spacing between each socket. - Maximum wattage for string run...Read more

Sabaoarch build three-metre-wide concrete house in Tokyo Photography: Mikhail Mishainik reveals the wonders of Russia's salt mines Jamie Wolfond: Inflatable Floor Fan, $400.00 (so fun) If you need kids' rooms inspiration: the boo and the boy Mamiko Otsubo - “Concrete Moon” (via ode to things) Photo: green house by guen-k Bryan Zanisnik, artist: New York Close Up series This is so, so wrong: Pizza Bed, A Conceptual Bedding Set Design...Read more

Ooo, this light is fun! You're in charge of the final design pattern, so put your designer hat on and start brainstorming. Each lampshade is made of two sheets of paper with a fine pattern of laser stitches. Punch out the small triangle pieces to create whatever pattern you wish. Yes, you'd have to do a fair amount of punching, but it'd be worth it, right? After a little assembly,...Read more

And you thought sticky notes could not be improved. Just take a look at the geometric print on these sets and tell me they're not terrific. I want all of them, but I will restrain myself and just get one set. Maybe. They'd be handy for notes or reminders that need to stand out amongst all the other papers on our desktops, wouldn't they? Each pack contains 2 pads. Total...Read more

Do you remember the Beautiful Insights Storage Boxes we posted last year? If you liked them, but didn't like the international shipping fee, now you're in luck as MoMA Store is carrying three sizes (hooray!). You now have a reason to organize, if only to make the Gallery, Hobbyist, or Storekeeper Box functional. Materials: Birch Wood Designer: Karen Olze and Gisa Wilkens Made in Germany. Small: 4.7h x 4.7w x...Read more

This isn't new, but who cares? It's still a felt stool that holds weight simply by its folds and rivets. Think origami, in a larger scale and in felt. Exploring the most efficient use of fabric led to this design with a comfortable saddle-shaped seat. Designed by Moorhead & Moorhead and manufactured by Lerival. In 2010, the Felt Stool became part of MoMA's Permanent Collection of Architecture & Design. Manufactured...Read more

The Trappestigen Stepladder has an integrated sidepiece that works as a railing, so you'll not need to sacrifice your design aesthetic for the sake of safety. If you've ever lost your balance- or almost lost it- while on a step stool, chances are you'll appreciate the extra security this one has... question is, can you afford to spend almost ten times as much (plus international shipping) as what you'd find...Read more

All you Arne Jacobsen fans should be drinking out of these espresso cups, numbered 1-4 to accompany the regular letter cups, when you have your hit of caffeine. And you thought your kitchen cupboard could hold no more Bauhaus inspired typography, well, happy days, you were wrong. These cups are small enough to work as tealight holders too, fyi. Manufacturer: Design Letters Arne Jacobsen espresso cups are available in a...Read more

Some of the new offerings from Forestier are interesting enough to mention, one of which is this Birdy T Table Lamp. A handful of materials (metal, marble, stone, and cloth cord) make for a simple, white T-shape lamp that would fit on a desk or side table quite well. LEDs give you energy efficiency without sacrificing the brightness you need to read by, and the 4 feet of red fabric...Read more

Forgive me, but I'm a little in love with the Vintage Printed Trays from Robyn Glaser. How could I not be, when we're talking about updating older wooden trays with a geometric pattern that's sure to catch the eye as well as all manner of miscellany around the house? Suddenly I'm inspired to round up every wooden tray I find on ebay and try my own hand at adding triangle...Read more

However will you teach your children (or nieces and nephews) your favorite typography? With these blocks, of course. A different typeface whose name begins with the letter is carved upon each block ("A" for Avant Garde), with a large upper and lowercase example along with the designer(s), date, and classification. These could also be a thoughtful gift, so keep them in mind the next time a graphic designer friend has...Read more