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Have a blank wall and no cash? The Rasterbator let’s you upload an image which it rastorizes to your specifications (color or B&W, dot size and how large the image prints out) and then converts to a PDF file.
(I recommend downloading the stand alone version to help them keep bandwidth down.)

I can’t help liking this little bird. I don’t know how many of you like sparrows, but maybe you’d like them more if they were in porcelain on your bookshelf? You know, as a nick-nack type of thing, but better? I might have to get one just so he can be my ‘bltd’ mascot.

6″h
white porcelain china

This would make a perfect paper weight for that special someone…

“Souvenirs are important cultural objects which can store and communicate memories, emotions and desires. Buildings of Disaster are miniature replicas of famous structures where some tragic or terrible events happened to take place.”

special instructions:
numbered, limited edition

dimensions:
2.5″ high 4.75″ wide 3.25″ deep

A simple alternative to the garish options from which to choose to frame your family photos. Pewter base and glass.

4.5″ width 6.5″ height

Ruthless, my style as a juvenile…
Who doesn’t want a vector-type image of a rapper (dead or alive) superimposed over a bad thrift-store landscape? I know I do.

I think these are my favorite things for today. They’re die cut cork (with repositionable backing), and you arrange them however you feel like, and display your notes or photos on them. I’d like to see them spread out all over the wall, but goodness knows there’s all sorts of options. So if you get them, you’ll just have to be creative.

Box of 12 cork discs.

Oh, this is good. Obviously you wouldn’t want to give this to someone who takes their religion too seriously, or, maybe you would. Hopefully everyone can appreciate the fact that regardless of personal beliefs or ideologies, it’s simply a good design.

designer: Simone Luling
materials: bronze; horse hair, rubber
dimensions:1.50″ high 8.50″ wide 11″ long

Update: This item is unfortunately no longer available. (10/22/09)

A pleasant ginko pattern from the kids at twenty2.

Need some decorative nonsense? Try some of these wall slats. They can be applied horizontal or vertical. And are 1/2 inch deep, wood based, primed ready for painting; peel away sticker back for easy application.

The folks at Mike and Maaike have made this amazing bamboo cantilevered mobile and it’s available for purchase today.

Another Harry Allen design that I just can’t help but post: a polyster resin cast of an ornate picture frame.

“Cast from a frame that the designer happened upon in his brother’s closet. The image size in the frame is for a 4 x 6 inch photo.”

Black, white, or blue
Material: Resin and Marble
Dimensions: 18.5 x 23 x 4 inches

DVD that plays a colorwash on your TV. It cycles through 8 colors and can be paused where you see fit.

Similar to the Eames time life stool, this is turned on a lathe…only in this case the inspiration is your head. All it takes is a photo of your profile and $150.

Several years ago I saw a remote controlled lamp in which you could change the color and the brightness of the light. I really wanted it but it was $6,000 and much too expensive for my meager salary. But look! Now it’s available at a much more reasonable price.

DNA11 makes custom art work based on your DNA. Upon ordering, you will receive a saliva swab kit in the mail, which you send off to be processed. You select colors and size, and the your custom art arrives by mail.

Currently offering special pricing for the first 1000 customers.

18” x 24” $390
24” x 36” $490
36” x 54” $790