Ferrari is selling a signed 7-speed gearbox from the Scuderia F2000 F1 racecar, autographed by Michael Schumacher, Jean Todt, and Luca di Montezemolo. The historic piece can be configured as a tabletop display, lamp, or coffee table for $10,000.
Tired of watered-down whiskey? These soapstone cubes chill your drink without the melt. Pop them in the freezer, toss them in your glass, and enjoy cold liquor that stays full-strength. Comes in sets of eight with a carrying bag for $15.
Designer Pavel Perina transforms recycled cigar boxes into a bold coffee table that doubles as storage. Some boxes retain working hinges for stashing cigars or small items, while the underside depicts Shanghai's skyline in cigar-box relief. Currently priced at $2,200.
German street artist Stefan Strumbler reimagines cuckoo clocks for the modern age, swapping carved wood and birds for graffiti-inspired designs featuring skulls, spray paint finishes, and pop art flair. These oversized statement pieces turn an outdated fixture into edgy wall art even The German Cuckoo Clock Association endorses.
These handmade night lights transform recycled glass bottles into beautiful stained-glass-style decor. Made in Florida with 4-watt bulbs, they come in three nature-inspired designs—Oak Tree, Palm Tree, and Pineapple—each casting a warm, candle-like glow perfect for hallways, bathrooms, or any room needing gentle illumination.
Duffy London's Shadow Chair creates the illusion of defying gravity by standing on just two front legs. The secret? That shadow on the floor is actually a steel base disguised with expert craftsmanship. Made from FSC-certified Birch wood with a hidden frame, this optical trick costs £795.
This motion-activated toilet flusher brings the touchless technology of public restrooms into your home. Easy DIY install requires just four C batteries for up to 23,000 flushes, eliminating the need to touch germ-covered flush handles. It automatically flushes when you walk away, complete with installation hardware.
This unusual furniture piece combines a narrow wooden bench with red felt cushions and dual under-seat bookshelves spanning 180 cm. Built by German designer Nils Holger Moormann for exhibition, the mobile reading station rolls on a single tire but may never reach retail.
Russian designer Ton Guglya created the Stake Chair, a barstool concept that replaces the seat with a pointed pyramid stake. A clear plastic cube protects sitters while creating the terrifying illusion of floating just above the sharp point.
The Ping Pong Door is an ingenious two-in-one design that hides a fold-out table tennis surface inside a standard doorway. Players stand on opposite sides of the door, smacking balls through the opening. Perfect for apartments and homes without dedicated rec room space.
Jordi Mila's Wisdom Tree Bookshelf transforms book storage into sculpture. The red branching design offers ten surfaces for books and DVDs, creating an organic, tree-like statement piece. Though it wastes space for dramatic effect, the fluid form makes books look like ripe fruit in striking branches.
Robern's Uplift reimagines the medicine cabinet for the connected home. The four-foot mirror lifts to reveal six built-in power outlets for electric toothbrushes and shavers, optional pendant lights, and an LCD mount for bathroom TV. Prices start at $2,000.
The Wandaquarium transforms your wall into a living aquatic display. This flat-panel aquarium mounts like artwork, features built-in filtration and lighting, and includes an LCD display showing water temperature and oxygen levels. At six inches deep, it's perfect for small fish in contemporary spaces.
This isn't your average blanket. The Luminex Fiber Optic Bed Cover features real fiber optic cables sewn into the fabric, creating a shimmering light show across your bed. At $660 for the 160x200cm size, it's a splurge-worthy conversation piece that requires plugging in and hand-washing with natural soap.
Kohler's Flipside handshower delivers four shower experiences in one clever design. No filters or complicated adjustments—just flip the head to switch between full-body coverage, soft caressing downpour, circular refreshing spray, or targeted massage stream. Each mode uses a different set of openings for a genuinely distinct sensation.
The Mexican Army Shelf mimics Swiss Army Knife principles with rotating pull-out layers tucked into a wooden frame. Created by Ludens design students, it features seven fold-out sections including a keyholder, mirror, clothes hanger, coin storage, note plank, and box storage.
This wood-encased atomic clock projects the time and temperature onto your wall or ceiling so you never have to lift your head from the pillow. The auto-rotating display adjusts orientation based on placement, shows indoor and outdoor temps, and delivers weather forecasts on its LED-backlit screen.
Thermador's electric cooktops blend striking geometric design with smart cooking tech. Touchscreen controls and Sensor Dome temperature regulation handle multiple dishes simultaneously, while pre-programmed settings simplify meal prep. Prices start around $1,600 and climb from there.
This clever water meter installs on your pipes to measure exactly how much water your household uses each day, room by room. It detects leaks and drips, displays hot vs. cold usage on a detachable screen, and aims to help families reduce water consumption by about twenty percent without affecting flow.
This playful alarm clock borrows the iconic Rubik's Cube design with colorful tiles and a twisting top layer. A digital display shows time, date, alarm, and temperature depending on which face you rotate to the front. Simple controls and bold aesthetics make it a fun bedside companion for puzzle fans.
The BloomFrame Window is a custom-built architectural innovation that transforms from a standard window into a full balcony deck at the push of a button. The mechanical system expands and retracts in under a minute, offering on-demand outdoor space without permanent structural changes.
This modular putting rug offers golfers an affordable indoor practice solution. Eight square tiles arrange into three different course configurations, from Par 3 to Par 5. At $139.99, it's a portable alternative to expensive permanent putting greens that works in any room.
The Wave is a sculptural hammock-parasol hybrid mounted on a single steel leg that appears to float. Its perforated fabric roof blocks 85% of sun while the hammock cradles up to two people. Built by Royal Botania with weather-resistant construction, it sells for $23,439.
The Guitar Hanger solves the age-old problem of guitar storage with an ingenious coat-hanger design. It keeps electric and acoustic guitars organized on any sturdy rod, maximizing space better than floor stands while keeping instruments within easy reach and safe from accidents.
This Rubik's Cube salt and pepper mill set brings retro puzzle style to your table. While you can't solve them like real cubes, the tops twist to grind salt and pepper. Perfect for game lovers, kitchen collectors, or anyone who enjoys quirky functional decor.
The Strap turns bicycle-style straps into clever wall storage. Stretch them tight across any wall and slip items between the bands—toys, kitchen tools, shoes, whatever fits. Available in four colors, or DIY your own with large rubber bands for even less.
Artist Aaron Foster transforms decades-old license plates into stunning US maps, hand-carving each state's shape and mounting them on cedar backboards. Each 62×40-inch installation features unique color combinations from 50s-70s plates, making every piece completely one-of-a-kind. At $3,900, these handcrafted maps turn any blank wall into a conversation-starting centerpiece.
