The Pagoda Lamp by Bao-Nghi Droste is a very rare lamp because its shape is inspired by the characteristic of Asian temple roofs. It has ropes in its case that prevents it from falling down and a diffuser which consists of an acrylic frame and a fabric that controls the force of gravitation that makes the brightness of the lamp as if it falls down to the ground. This stylish design of indoor lighting can provide you the best light that’s suitable for your household chores and makes your home more comfortable. $TBA.

Slice Cutting Board is one of the most ingenious designs of chopping board we’ve seen which is created by industrial designer Jonathan Fundudis and mechanical engineer Renko Nieman. This chopping board has wedge-shaped voids on both sides that are good for handling the board and scooping chopped food. So the next time you mince, slice or chop ingredients for your menu, you’ll be doing it like a pro. $TBA.

A fire alarm is a good device to secure your home and your family from disaster. But what if someone in your family is deaf or blind? A sound alarm or flashing light alarm will not be effective. But a Japanese company called Air Water Safety Service has invented a fire alarm that either a deaf or a blind person can noticed. Introducing the Wasabi Smell Smoke Alarm, this device release a wasabi like scent to alert people inside the home. Well we’re sure that anyone would wake up in the middle of the night because of the foreign spice’s smell especially when you are hungry. $560.

Design House Stockholm Box Light is one of the ingenious design of lighting concept we ever saw. Simple yet effective, the Box Light can give you the desired brightness you want in your room and since it has a box shape design smaller than a shoebox it will almost blend and fit in any room theme you have. $275.

The comma shaped Stoppy is the perfect little wedgy for your door or window. It boasts a contemporary design with various color offerings, it’s waterproof and it’s flexible so that it won’t slip and can fit any nook or cranny. Call me old fashioned, but I like the basic triangle wedge that has done the trick for hundreds of years. $8.

No matter whether your project requires you to sand, carve, engrave, cut, polish or clean, the Dremel 4000 is the only tool that you want. It has a variable speed of 5,000 to 35,000 rpm’s, is compatible with all Dremel accessories, electronic feedback control, a 360 degree grip zone and speed dial. $80-150.

Forget those mousetraps that can hurt your fingers and force you to look at a gross, squished mouse every time you catch one. The Victor Mousetrap will be the end-all to your rodent-related problems. The trap uses peanut butter or bacon bits to lure the mice into the trap, and then three electrically charged plates sense the mouse’s presence and kill the mouse instantly. It then dumps the mouse and waits for the next victim. $130.

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