Korean Jhoongo choi has come up with neat looking lamp now. It is a reinterpretation of the traditional Korean lamps called cha-sa-chorong (makes you wonder if sarongs are Korean, right?) which were illumination devices. There is a base and a really long extension folded out in front like a fishing hook. It’s long and can be transported easily anywhere but I think it will go best in a household where the use of furniture are scanty. And also where there are no children or babies. They can be annoyingly curious at times. It comes in both LED and light bulb types. It is made of steel and glass and comes in chrome and red colors.

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Someone called Myznik Egor has invented a neat looking clock. This one will not only give the time but will also let you know on some of the very important chores of your daily routine such as walking the dog, tells you when it is dinner time, tells you when to take the garbage out, when to go to sleep, etc. The cool thing about this is that it just shows time as though there was a needle under a piece of cloth. Comes in various bright colors and is made of a glossy flexible PVC film, C-shaped hour hand and an aluminum framework.

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Furniture is another thing that makes the mind go haywire with a string of crazy ideas. You can come out with just about anything and if you have a sense of design, an inch atleast, voila! You have yourself a perfect piece of furnishing. This is a table called Morotai table. It is three legged and tri-lobbed and seats comfortably as a round table. From top it looks like a de-stemmed clover. It is made of a very dense terrazzo of pure brass powder and also available in aluminum terrazzo.

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Have you noticed how the old is coming back to life? The nostalgic essences of our bygone, stress-free, environment loving days of the early 90s seem to suddenly be sprouting in some modernistic manner or the other? Well, this is an addition to all that jazz. This is a book called Streamlined Irons published by steam iron collector Jay Raymond who put in around 300 color photos of irons from the streamlined 1930s and '40s. It also includes 30 of the very earliest electric irons made in North America with dates going back to 1890 and 1915.

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Designer Vincent Montreuil’s has put forth a concept of flying Ferrari with twin turbos. We all should have expected it, the only way to make Formula more interesting is with rev caps, engine development freezes and lack of ground effects, turbochargers and winglets. I mean, that is the natural progression, of course. No more of the over used carbon fibre, Montreuil’s Ferrari X-Racer will only use pure unobtainium. Some more things to add spice to the concept are a glowing orifice in the rear and an exhaust tube for the twin turbostator engines. “Xtrem FireForce” seems to be a selling point of the idea, but no one knows what it really is. Maybe the flying Ferrari will shoot tails of fire while racing?

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This is a grass lawn mower that is extremely awesome. It is very jazzy and very futuristic type. It can easily go for something straight out of those movies that have such cool looking machines to do the chores around your home. The Husqvarna Panthera Leo has five motors and it is also eco friendly as it uses recycled materials. The rechargeable Lithium-phosphate battery can be charged at any electrical outlet also.

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If you don’t have a Hummer or one of those massive trucks that drink more of your fuel than you do water, then this one is the answer to your prayers. This is called the Dooit Sports trailer from Activity Traliers. It is light-weight, help save fuel, eliminate the need for roof racks and can accommodate a long list of outdoor gear - kayaks, cargo boxes, bikes and also a foldable tent. It is constructed from powder coated tubular steel and features adjustable cross-bars to hold cargo boxes offered by suppliers such as Thule and Yakima, a T-bar option, LED lighting, 12-inch galvanized wheels and an adjustable jack stand to keep the load level when not hitched to the car. The Dooit costs from $1,595 with $395 for the swing-open riser bars, $375 for the T-bars or $1149 for the tent and comes with a 5-year warranty on parts and service. At these times of depression and recession and all, this is such saving grace!