I was thinking about getting some of that chalkboard paint for my new studio in Brooklyn, but after discovering Idea Paint, IdeaPaint Dry-Erase Board Paint which can be brushed on to a wall to create a write-board of epic proportions. I think I’m going to have to pass on the dark, gothic feel of a chalkboard covered room. Your ideas and doodles wipe off just like a standard office board, ready to be replaced by newer and better ideas.

Sarah Williams

British Handmade

Damn I just spotted this over at the Homie Al’s Blog SAINT48, This is an Ideal space saver crib, I would definitely consider this amongst the flyer things in life

This is a dope piece of comfort the Lo-Fi Sofa by Christiane Högner.

The Disco Chair by Kiwi & Pom is a modern lounge chair that is strung with electroluminescent wire that is illuminated when powered.  The chair shines in a rainbow of color, and can be switched to a flash/pulse mode for a disco-style lighting effect.  This would be perfect for my new studio loft in New York.

Danish design studio Gamfratesi, created this atmospheric bubble, the Rewrite Desk. This workstation is made of a textile that reducing noise for better concentration. It’s cave like shape blocks out other distractions. More importantly, there is a box underneath that hides all the cables etc. Fits perfectly in your home study.

Remember the G-point mouse that resembled a vagina? Well now here’s the spin-off. Designers, Mostafa Tohidifar & David Abbasi, present  the iTit Optical Wireless Mouse. With a nipple as the joystick, there isn’t much that needs to be said.

How did we miss this? I know Corey could appreciate it, Pharrell’s tank chair. Made in four different colors; pink, blue, black and white. Remember Pharrell’s human legs chair? So the series continues… I wonder what’s next.

Todd Selby, a fashion and interiors photographer, has been blogging about the homes and work of some very interesting people. Now that blog is available in a more physical form, hardcover. Here’s a look into the homes and work spaces of some creatives-artists, designers, musicians and more.  These professionals are spread around the world, in major cities including Tokyo, L.A., New York,  Paris, Sydney and London. The book is available at Anthropologie for $35 and online at Amazon.

This circular bookshelf is an installation piece created by David Gracia. You can either have a seat  in the cutout space or roll around in the miniature library. But it kind of looks like a giant hamster wheel for humans…