The UpCycle Ottoman is an 18-inch square foot cushion upholstered in jute bags that were previously used to transport organic coffee beans. Every single bag is unique because of logos and stencil print so that’s why the price is a bit on the high side. Maybe you could try making your own the next time you head to Tijuana and pick up a few coffee bean bags. $425.
Tumbleweed Tiny Houses range from 65 to 130 sq. ft. The tiny homes are built with a goal of minimal environmental impact and maximum use of space. They arrive pre-assembled so you don’t need a building permit and they are great for those who like to live simply or who want a backyard shack or a weekend cottage. They are also a good option for trail blazers, gypsies and those who suffer from wanderlust. +$39,000.
You probably remember the colorblind test you did in elementary school and when you got your driver’s license. Wasn’t that fun? Now this clock may be a bit discriminatory against those who truly are colorblind but even though the dial messes with your eyes it’s still readable because of the hands. If you look closely you can see the 12, 3, 6 and 9 number markers. Very trippy. $58.
This clever lamp was made with a single 100-foot long electrical cord with the goal of creating a domestic lamp with only its minimal and necessary elements. It appears to be empty inside but the cord has actually been wrapped around a laser-cut clear plexiglass form. For those who don’t want to pay the hefty price tag the company will slash off half of the price if you supply your own cord. $150.
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Ork Posters is a boutique poster company specializing in city neighborhood posters. Each poster boasts a contemporary design in the shape of the selected city with neighborhoods identified by unique typography. Currently there are 13 cities offered and at the time the company is not sure if they will add more cities. Some of the cities are also sold as screen prints. $22.
Here’s a pretty cool addition to your crib’s decor; a Perpetually Rotating Solar Globe. It has no plugs, batteries, etc. It simply runs off photoreceptor’s in the globe’s base which allows the globe to be perpetually suspended in water and spins in a steady relaxed rate, much like the real Earth. And yeah, it’s powered by the sun, which makes it green too. $400.
With TV’s being so thin and being able to display such crisp pictures, it only makes sense that someone could compare one to a work of art, and display proudly on an easel in their home. This TV Easel is made from solid hardwood to hold televisions up to 60 inches, features a height-adjustable design, integrated component storage and wire management, and of course the ability to double as an easel for actual artwork. $1,000.
