Mini Museum Third Edition

Now in its third edition the Mini Museum lets you adorn your desk with a collection of rarities for a fraction of the price it would cost for any individual piece. Encased in a transparent Lucite acrylic block, this desktop museum, carefully presents an assortment of 29 rare and unusual objects ranging from recent, to ones billions of years old. The specimens range from a piece of a Steve Jobs turtleneck, a piece of a 14th century samurai sword, 4.5 billion year old space gems, and Charles & Diana´s royal wedding cake. The limited edition Mini Museum comes in two sizes (29 or 12 specimens,) and comes with a certificate of authenticity, and a full-color companion guide offering more background on the specimens and explaining what exactly it is you’re looking at.

THE FLOYD SHELF

The same guys behind the popular Floyd Leg have now presented the Floyd Shelf. The principle is very similar, turn any plank of wood laying around at home or at the office, and turn it into a useful shelf. Simply securely mount the brackets to the wall and clamp your desired piece of flat wood to create one cool, rustic looking shelf. Available in a choice of white, black or red....
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Stan T-Rex Skeleton

One of the most complete T-Rex skeletons ever found could be yours. That is if you have over 6 million dollars laying around. Going up for auction, STAN (named after his discoverer Stan Sacrison) is an approximately 66 million-year-old Tyrannosaurus skeleton that is widely regarded as one of the most complete fossil skeletons of its kind. Measuring a towering 13 feet high, and almost 40 feet long, the massive skeleton took over 30,000 hours of meticulous labor to co...
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CIRCUIT WALL CLOCK

We love this minimal design created by Serbian Stevan Djurovic. The Circuit Wall Clock is a simple minimalist design that shows you the time with two subtle beams of light, on the outside of the clock a light shows hours, on the inside of the clock the minutes. Unfortunately this is still in concept stage...maybe put it on kickstarter Stevan?...
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