For cramped kid and guest rooms the Tradewins Birch Youth Computer Loft Bed will multitask your space. On top: a twin-sized mattress reached by a ladder sided with guard rails. In the middle: a pull-out desk and open shelves ideal for a computer and printer. Around the sides: deep drawers of birch wood. On the bottom: a pull-out trundle bed. All that with a footprint of only 44 x 80 inches.
You look mahv-ah-lus. And you’ll feel it too in the velvety goodness that is The Borsalino Velvet Suit, part of the Hedonist Gentleman Collection from Indochino.
These are no off-the-rack suits. Each is custom made to fit perfectly (and if it doesn’t Inochino will give you $75 to get a local tailor to make adjustments). Plus Indochino provides an array of customization options. Choose to have one button, two or three. Decide on your suit’s pocket flaps, pleats, lining colors and more. Prices from a more-than-reasonable $399 include shipping.
Kids love splashing around in water. And when they splash around in Rain Level boots you can see exactly how many centimeters of water they are splashing around in. This colorful footwear collection—available for sale online or in select stores in Italy—will keep little feet warm and dry. Unless, of course, the water gets higher than 50 centimeters.
It’s a Matryoshka doll for geeks. Except, instead of stacking wooden renderings of family members one inside another the six Matryoshkus Nero figures represent ever growing units of digital data storage, from a byte up to terabyte. Perfect for little computer scientists to-be. $50 through the Art Lebedev Studio.
Not many people play vinyl audio records anymore. But enterprising artists are using them in their works. Like the Estonian designer Pavel Sidorenko did with his Re-Vinyl Wall Clock. Instead of a record spinning around on a player, clock hands spin around on a record that’s been cut into silhouette shapes. The end result is very cool. Now if only some one could find a use for our old 8-tracks. €25
It’s like a Colored Pencils of the Month Club. Except it is cooler than that. Because these colored pencils from the Japanese company Felissimo come with wall mounts that all you can use to create colorful works modern art. The standard package has Felissimo sending you 1 mount and 25 colored pencils of like hues every month for 20 months. But for the impatient among you Felissimo can also ship the whole caboodle at once.
