The first crystal-clear eraser will delight young and old designers alike

This quirky, tilting lamp is built like the human knee

It’s wood. But it bends.

No one needs another gadget. Try these low-tech, feel-good gifts instead

Let’s be honest: Some of these can be from-me-to-me gifts—no one’s judging.

This industrial designer gave Tesla’s Cybertruck a makeover

What if the Cybertruck looked more like the classic cars, like the El Camino, that it pays homage to?

Microsoft went all in on accessible design. This is what happened afterwards

The tech giant took a big step by developing an Xbox controller for people with disabilities. Now that work is leading to changes in the industry at large.

The ultimate backpack for creatives has a spot for your X-Acto, camera, and more

It’s a little Navy SEAL and a little art-school chic.

You can now make your own vinyl records with this at-home machine

Vinyl mixtapes? Let the romance burn.

This new gaming device is like a Game Boy for design snobs

Slick, clean, and plays all your old cartridges . . . on TV!

This ingenious sleep kit turns any sofa into a bed

Would you pay $350 to make your sofa more comfortable for guests? The furniture startup Burrow hopes so.

When you’re done with this T-shirt, bury it. It turns into worm food in 12 weeks

You can compost Vollebak’s Plant and Algae T-shirt, and it will decompose in just three months.

This brilliant hydroponic system puts a whole garden on your countertop

It’s not just a garden—it’s a work of art.

The origami kayak is back, and it’s lighter (and cheaper) than ever

But at $699, it’s still not cheap.

This crazy, color-morphing jacket mimics natural camouflage. The price? $995

Here’s the jacket you need for your Area 51 raid.

This T-shirt is made from carbon fibers usually found in jet engines

Vollebak, makers of the Graphene Jacket, created a T-shirt made from superthin carbon fibers usually reserved for missiles, jet engines, and the world’s fastest cars.

These bookshelves are designed to last your entire life

The Detroit-based furniture startup Floyd is releasing a modular shelving system that can change and expand as your life does.

Field Notes’s latest release is a love letter to our national parks

This portable bidet is the iPod Nano of butts

$79 for eternal butt bliss.

A Facebook designer creates the most delightfully absurd way to tell time

Stained glass gets a sleek, 21st-century update

The new glass panels, by the Bouroullec Brothers, aim to capture the impression of different colors and light in everyday life, using abstract shapes.