Japanese designer ryohei yoshiyuki previous designed ‘time of the sky’ a watch that displays an image of the sky when you are checking the time. now, he has cooperated with media artist tomoya kahimada to create a new version of ‘time of the sky’. together they have designed and programmed the watch so that it displays different colors of the sky every few seconds, referring to the real sky. there is also that, when pushed, the sun or moon’s colors appear in the sky display from that time indicating hour clock direction.

The perfect accessory for zoning out to Netflix with, this oddly appropriate iPad dock modeled after an early ’80s CRT television set was designed by Jonas Damon, creative director for Frog Design’s New York office. It comes complete with grainy television snow screen saver. Just another reason for me to get the iPad.

Finally a housing for my little cam with a body made from corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy providing comfortable controllability even in high water pressure. Which means diving trips are right next on my list after the monsoon season.

Auditorium Toys are of superb quality. They are unique toys that are quiet, timeless, durable and beautiful — the type of toys that your grandchildren’s grandchildren will love. Each design is carefully handcrafted and engineered in extremely limited, numbered editions in their small studio in Tucson, Arizona, using time honored techniques and tools. Auditorium believes that the slower you put things together, the slower they fall apart.

Designer Brad Denboer couldn’t quite find the toys he dreamed about so he decided to build them himself. Auditorium Toy Co. was founded with the intention of celebrating the elegance of simple designs fabricated by historical craftsmanship.

What I love the most is the nice touch with the booklet the toy comes with implying that we will pass the toy on to other generations. Every previous owner writes their name into the booklet before passing it on. Beautiful.

The duet of Japanese designers Noto-Fused explores the possibilities of interactivity in term of creation of tee-shirt.

Got a spare mac classic lying around somewhere? Got an iPad but needed a stand desperately? Maybe you should try converting your old mac classic to hold an ipad. This thing looks awesome and made me wanna grab an ipad now. Sweet

This week Lomography will introduce their new Spinner 360 panoramic camera. The fully mechanic camera captures infinite panoramic shots on 35mm film. You just have to pull the trigger cord and the camera does all the rest for you and exposes the full width of a film role. Hmm, making my hands itch of one.

Noch aluminium brief case with “Blumenau” model train set with a high-quality ready assembled summer landscape and pictured background. The ready-to-run route passes over the mountain and winds under the mountain tunnel system. The set includes one locomotive with two carriages supplied (colours may vary).

The “Blumenau” utilizes an integrated 9 volt battery holder and throttle controller. The high quality throttle allows you to control the trains at scale speeds and it is very efficient 37 cm, A Pre-installed adapter socket is included.

The brief case is lockable and keys are supplied. Instuctions included.

Makes me wanna own one of it.

Abuku means bubble in japanese, and that’s the word behind this video coming from W+K Tokyo Lab, in which to emphasize the air (main quality of the product) they decided to create an aquarium inside the shoe. Using real organic life in products is not commonly seen in advertising nowadays, so i am having mixed feelings about this as it seems quite gimmicky yet quite original in thought and creation.

Design house Norman-Copenhagen has been around now for more than a decade giving the world a mix of traditional and non-traditional products for everyday use. Their latest venture leads into the fascinating world of bicycles which is designed by Anne Lehmanne. As mentioned by the company, it is a classic man’s bike with an urbane style. It has a 50’s inspired lightness and comes in two colors: antrhacite grey and green. Limited to 50, each bike has been hand built by professional cycle builders. They will be sold from October 2010 through the Norman Copenhagen Flagship Store, through their online shop, and selected stores worldwide.

This is going into my top ten list.