The “Flowing City Coaster” is sick. This bad ass design makes coasters cool, yet again… Were coasters ever cool?

Anyways, check it out. This coaster is designed to resemble a cityscape of miniature proportions. As your glass condensates the water runs down through the city as if the heavens were raining down upon you. You can pick up 2 of these bad boy talk peices for $12 from Mollaspace.

A drop of water can turn into a flood on this micro-city coaster. Here, the city of Taipei, Taiwan is resized into a cup pad.

Condensation from the cup can slowly flood the city especially during hot summer seasons. The water will first fill up the river and slowly work its way into the narrower streets and alleys. Enjoy the view from above as it also reminds us of the importance of water resource.

Available in Black and Clear colors. Comes in a set of 2.

As you can see in the video above, the dark wizards at Adobe have gone ahead and infused black magic into the upcoming Adobe Photoshop CS5. This magic is called PatchMatch and it’s restupidiculously crazy.

Praise the gods at Adobe.

Creative design for a coffee table. The Corner leg works as a shelf / book rack for your convenience. The coffee table is built of medium-density fiberboard with a satin polyurethane finish.

Cornered by Dylan Gold

Imeüble is a wall storage/shelving unit created by Bjørn Jørund Blikstad. Bjørn is a furniture designerwho has recently received his masters degree from Oslo National Academy of the Arts.

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The bubble wrap calendar! I think it’s pretty much a fact that everyone loves popping the bubbles in bubble wrap. As awesome as this unique calendar is, how could you resist from popping them all at once!?

US $19.99 – [source]

Such a fun looking mouse. It’s a full featured mouse that does everything any other mouse does. It costs $32 and it’s available at Curiosite.

I love this clock. Not so much for it’s functionality though. I just love the clean modern look.

Long-D is a dual-time wall clock collection developed for Taiwanese company Verso Lab. Intended to allow users to read the times of twin time zones in a visually subtle style while maintaining a regular relationship with someone on the other side of the globe. – Source

It’s really quite brilliant. I don’t know if this is a new idea or not, but either way I like it. This pencil is handmade in east London with a clip carved into the stem! Find it for £4.50 at Present&Correct.