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A quirky series of furniture by THE:Zoom that looks as if it's being zipped up.

These shoes might be crazy, but are we more crazy to believe we're not as beautiful as the fashion industry's fake standards?

Beertone aims to be a beer reference guide that is based on, you guessed it, the colors of beer.

Is this retro television note holder not the cutest thing you've ever seen? The vintage Telly stores your notes while displaying your most important reminder on the screen.

Let's be real, there are two things that you're never too old for - playing with your food and dinosaurs. Add in baking cookies, and you can thank Suck UK for these 3D Dinosaur Cookie Cutters.

7 Necessities is Dutch jewelry designer Atelier Ted Noten's answer to what every woman needs in her very own survival kit, to make it under any possible circumstance. Items that will let her "be her own man" while not having to sacrifice her own femininity. A variety of 3D-printed nylon objects and accessories aren't meant so much to wear but more to be thought provoking.

Duffy London always manages to surprise me - I mean, with designs like the Swing Table, how can your mind not be blown? Well, Christopher Duffy is at it again with the UP Balloon Coffee Table where golden balloons appear to hold up a glass tabletop.

And now for the category that can sometimes leave us (and you) scratching our heads and wondering what in the world were they thinking when these designs were created or how in the world did they make that - I now give you our most favorite posts that have us thinking WTF...

Designed by Victor Vetterlein out of edible and biodegradable plastic, the BITE ME desk lamp will never see a landfill because it can, in fact, be eaten or tossed into your compost pile with everything else. When you're bored with the lamp, remove the LED lighting strip and have the lamp as a tasty snack.

We all want to escape sometimes and have a few moments on our own and Micasa LAB's Cocoon 1 is a bubble-like pod that gives you the solitude you might long for with several modern conveniences you might not want to live without. Their goal was to create a piece of furniture that becomes a separate little world, or a room within a room - basically, a whole new space.

While I try (I said try) really hard be on the side where the glass is half full (it doesn't always happen), sometimes it's easy to go to the dark side. You know, that dark, "woe is me" kind of mood that we have to go to from time to time it get it out of our systems. Written by Nick Asbury, designed by Hat-trick Design, and published by Asbury & Asbury, the Disappointments Diary 2013 is perfect for the inner pessimist in all of us.

Things just got all futuristic up in the 'burbs with this LED lit underground wine cellar in the Franklin, Tennessee home of interior designer Jamie Beckwith. The brightly-glowing acrylic arches give off dramatic blue light that makes for one dramatic room.