Wouldn’t want to forget to wear a pair of undies with this skirt.

A woman named Katie Anne, based out of Portland, custom-makes each skirt, dubbed “POOFskirt” by hand and sells them on her Etsy page.  The belts are made of soft leather and she ensures on her Tribe profile that each “poof” is securely fastened and the skirts are very bouncy. She also sells other POOF accessories to accentuate the skirt, as if it doesn’t do that on its own. [ Continue Reading ]

Is Carl Warner wasteful or innovative? [ Continue Reading ]

It’s should never surprise anyone at the sort of marvels that humanity can accomplish. I mean we’ve been doing it for such a long time that it sort of comes natural to us. That’s whats so great about being a person. The capability to create or surpass anything that can make like more fun, convenient or simply beneficial. This falls into the fun department. And it’s roller blades on acid. [ Continue Reading ]

Here’s an Apple-centric concept from the Italian design firm ADR Studio, one that I’m not sure was thought all the way through.  For the most part, I am completely in love with my Apple products, and I think the brain children behind these stellar items know what the public wants.  Which is why I’ll bet Apple wouldn’t embark on this adventure in wristwatch domination.

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Ari Krupnik is proof that you can make anything out of anything. [ Continue Reading ]

Do you sometimes wonder just how far technology will go? I bring you a product you probably never thought you’d need but of course would use…

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If you’re cool then you know what this symbol defines. But I’ll tell you who is just a tad bit cooler…

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Um…this is really weird.

This chair, dubbed the ‘debug’ chair, was presented at the Dutch Invertuals exhibition at Milan’s Design Week 2010. [ Continue Reading ]

Quickly go and grab your favorite book (that has photos) and send it to Alexander Korzer-Robinson because he’ll not only turn it into art, but will give you an entire new reason to realize why you fell in love with the book in the first place. [ Continue Reading ]