This is what happens when you let a drunk robot design a lamp

It was all going so well.

The radical idea behind this kitchen brand? Selling fewer tools

Material Kitchen, a new startup founded by an ex-Chanel and Valentino exec, challenges the idea that we need dozens of different gadgets to cook.

I want this minimalist mini-office so badly

The Instant Pot of weed rolls your joints for you

The Otto is a one-touch joint making machine.

Write people up for their design crimes with this ticket book

Type designers at Hoefler & Co. created the novelty gift item as a send-up of type abusers and snobby designers alike.

Field Notes releases a notebook line inspired by Dieter Rams

This is the prettiest lighter we’ve ever seen

Annoyed by people in your open plan office? You need this sofa

What happens when Prada lets architects redesign its most iconic item

More architects designing handbags, please.

Ostrichpillow, the bizarre viral napping pod, now has a less dorky design

The creators of the Ostrichpillow Hood claim that using it will help you focus, isolate yourself, or just be comfy in the fall and winter, depending on how you wear it.

Want to toss your smartphone? The perfect dumbphone is here

Sure, we all want to disconnect, but who can afford to? The Jasper Morrison-designed Punkt MP02 has the simple appeal of a dumbphone–but still connects to the internet.

Ditch the iPad. Get your kid this DIY touchscreen laptop instead

Kano’s new touchscreen laptop is designed to introduce children to computers–without turning them into screen junkies.

This clever cutlery keeps dirty spoons off clean tables

Bang & Olufsen’s new speaker is pure skeuomorphism

This clever bottle visualizes the terroir of the wine within

The Rubik’s cube, the most popular toy ever, gets redesigned

The GoCube, a reimagined Rubik’s cube that its creator calls a “FitBit for cubers,” has already raised almost a million dollars on Kickstarter.

This clever gift wrap is printed with origami instructions

Ideo and Swarovski reimagine the art of lighting

The 21st-century version of the chandelier opens a portal to infinite dimensions.

This sun-chasing robo-plant is wildly impractical, and wonderful

Want to feel warm and fuzzy about the future of technology? Here’s your chance.