Ciclotte

A ‘designed’ exercise bike. Nice. Introducing the Ciclotte.

Guidelines – Fredrik Roije

Nice. Very. Click here to learn more.

The Shanghay Chair

Liking this very Copenhagen collaboration between Kibisi, Wood Wood and Hay. A trip down to Hay is most certainly on my agenda.

The chair was already selected by Wallpaper* magazine as one of the 100 best designed products of 2010. Nice.

Puzzleboard

I remember coming across this clever piece of home design a while back, but forgot to post, thankfully SwissMiss (thanks), reminded me of what a good and , functional, unique idea it is, and only $26 here.

We are Family Sofabed

Liking this practical spare bed concept designed by Danish duo Claus Molgaard and Ole Jensen.

via ThinkBigChief (thanks).

Clown Nose

Liking this range of ceramics by Swiss designer Tomas Kral.

Via Think.BigChief (thanks).

Full-fat doorstop

Liking the above little project by designer Duncan Shotton. Having once upon a time being a milk boy, running the streets of Yorkshire, hands full of clinking, clanking glass milk bottles, there is a certain nostalgia that is associated with this. Incredibly I guess whenever I return to home to see my parents I still marvel at the glass bottle of semi-skimmed sat on the doorstep each morning, proving that a once great service is still alive and well.

Baby’s original hand & foot print stamp

I received an email earlier asking me to feature this cute little idea, all the way from Japan. Created by Rezon, your babies foot or hand print is reproduced creating individual print stamps.

Click here for more info, or to buy.

Daily Stack

A really nice project created by Copenhagener’s Sebastian Rønde Thielke and Anders Højmose during a three week Tangible User Interface exploration at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design. Daily Stack is a playful tool that helps you become more aware of your daily work-flow and time management by creating a physical representation of your tasks.

Great stuff, I could certainly find a use for one of these myself.

14% Lamp – Laura Strasser

Really liking the above 14% lamp by German designer Laura Strasser. Each porcelain lampshade is a cast of the previous, larger shade and is itself the model for the next, smaller one.

I want one.

via SwissMiss (thanks).

Bucchero – Siba Sahabi

Early this week the talented Siba Sahabi tracked me down and asked me whether I woud mind featuring he latest set of paper vessels, titled bucchero.

And so over to Siba to explain in her own words a little about the project:

Joey Roth Ceramic Speakers

I originally came across the above beauties a few months back but was I think too busy drooling, to post. But having stumbled across them again, it is only fair I share. If you are feeling frivolous order yourself a pair here.

And yes I do want a pair.

Great stuff.

The Big Box of Swedishness

Living in Sweden this is maybe not something I need, but a great idea for all of you out there that desire some Swedish niceness but can’t get your hands on it.

Click here to see more.

Carbon Copies

I have sat on this for a few days, discussed it, thought about it and decided though macabre, I like the idea.

Bacsac

Spring has finally slain winter, and it is time for me to start planting and growing various herbs and vegetables on my balconies, and I am liking Bacsac’s range of ‘growing’ bags. Click here for the full range.

Jamie Hewlett Demon Lamp

Absolutely loving this specially made lamp. Designed by the superb Jamie Hewlett, found whilst exploring the tasty website for his latest Gorillaz album, Plastic Beach. You can get your hands on one here.

Nike 2010 World Cup Kits | 8 Recycled Bottles = 1 Football Shirt

Liking the sustainable direction Nike is heading with the refreshingly bold move of manufacturing all their forthcoming 2010 World Cup supporters shirts, from recycled plastic bottles. Each shirt will also come nicely packaged in (of course) a recyclable bottle. Click here to learn more about NikeConsidered.

“Bobble” Filtering Water Bottles by Karim Rashid

A nicely designed, good idea, the Bobble filters your tap water as you use it. Available here now if you are in the U.S. coming soon to the rest of the world though. Designed by Karim Rashid.

Aspiral Clocks

Loving the originality of these clocks.

The Aspiral principle is simple, instead of a dial, a spiral and instead of hands, a ball.

Made in London and launched at the end of last year the spiral face turns slowly over a twelve hour period with a ball resting on the spiral ledge. When the clock reaches the final twelfth hour it drops through a hole to start all over again.

Click here to learn more and if you so wish order yourself one.

Very nice.

SquareUp

Now theres a good idea. Only in the U.S. for now, but surely the rest of the world sometime… SquareUp.