Argument Chair

The ‘Argument’ Chair sports unique and witty design, but don’t be frightened by the extreme look. It is functionally comfortable and easily becomes a favorite.
This chair features locking casters on rear legs for mobility and adjustable stainless leveling front feet for uneven surfaces.

Dom Pérignon by Marc Newson

This cooler is the first creation of the newly established Dom Pérignon Designers' Studio; Marc Newson reinterpreted the iconic Dom Pérignon bottle. The monolithic, neon green cooler is more than just a receptacle for champagne, it was made from a special material designed to insulate ice and keep it frozen better than the conventional ice bucket. This cooler is produced in a numbered, limited edition of 1000 pieces.

Nokia Morph

People from the University of Cambridge have developed a futuristic cell phone concept. It uses nanotechnology and comes with a detachable speaker that either clips onto the ear as a headset or connects to the main phone as a speaker.

The phone uses nanotechnology to provide a touch screen display that is both translucent and flexible. Hopefully Nokia will release this sometime within the next 7 years or maybe even sooner. That way we could all feel like the Jetsons.

Ipod Shuffle with Gold, Platinum and Diamonds

For around $20,000, you can pick up an iPod Shuffle decorated with gold, platinum and diamonds. However, there is no further info on this gadget. One thing for sure, I can buy a brand new car with this blinged iPod Shuffle.

Peruvian Riot Police Armos

Much of the worlds riot police gear has started to be a case of life imitating art, with ever more sinister video game inspired outfits.
However, this Peruvian gear is the most extreme we have seen so far. Its really hard to believe it is real.

Adidas Luxury Collection

Adidas steps it up for Spring/Summer 08 with this luxury collection. Styles ranging from the Campus Vintage to the Rod Laver Vintage are hooked up with premium materials, rarely seen on the iconic models. Check for the first shoe (the tobacco colorup) to release in March, and the rest to roll out in months to come.

Ksubi x Richard Nicoll

Central St Martins graduate Richard Nicoll, and Australian raised designer, has collaborated with Ksubi to create this pair of early 20th-century futurism inspired sunglasses which come in 3 styles with black, white or clear plastic frames. Ksubi's eyewear programme has grown immensley over the past few years, and this seasons collection is no exception.