Who knew beer glasses could be so... adorable? The Gama-Go Pint Glass Four Pack ($40) is a set of four 16 oz. beer-begging glasses, each featuring a different Gama-Go design — Bling Wall, Whoooooooo, Yeti Forest and Squid Wreck. All four glasses will arrive in a custom package, and are... [More]

If your fondest memories of high school in any way involve chemistry class, A.) we feel sorry for you and B.) we suggest you check out these Beer Steins Of Science ($160-$375) to hold whatever libation it is that gets you through your lonely days. Made from real research-grade dewar... [More]

Designed by Xavier Pauchard in 1934, the Marais Stool ($300) doesn't just look vintage — it is vintage. Crafted from sheet steel and unapologetically straight forward, the Marais was long used as a bribe to bars and brasseries by breweries in exchange for carrying their beer, and carries on this... [More]

Maximize your living space while hiding your work-related papers, cords and gadgets with the Incognito Compact Office ($1,000). Despite its stupidly high price, the Incognito impresses with a steamer trunk-style outer design that hides away sliding printer and laptop shelves, a storage drawer, a letter drawer, and shelves for other... [More]

Add some authenticity to your log cabin or similarly rustic home with Pendleton Native American Blankets ($140-$320). Inspired by authentic Native American blankets, most of these wool/cotton blend covers are available in twin, queen, and king sizes, and are woven in Pendleton's own traditional mills. After all, in this modern... [More]

Aside from lots of butter, there's nothing more important when eating lobster than the right tools. The Maine Lobster Kit ($23-$40) provides you with either four or eight sets of crackers and picks so you can enjoy your crustacean feast the proper way. All the utensils arrive in a handmade... [More]

When someone mentions the words "rocking chair," it's hard not to picture the geriatric crowd outside the local Cracker Barrel, creepily lined up in their wooden slat rockers like some sort of living graveyard. Thankfully, the Risom Rocker ($1,500) is about as far removed from that scene as you can... [More]

So we have absolutely no clue what it has to do with Sparta, Spartans, or Sparty, the Michigan State mascot, but we're willing to overlook the silly name of the Spartan Daybed ($6,000) since it's so damn nice-looking. Hand woven from man-made, all-season brown wicker, this enormous enclosed daybed is... [More]

Become a roaming barkeep with the Big Screw Bottle Opener ($12). Machined from a solid bar of aluminum, this pocketable, keyring-friendly tool resembles a screw with a bottle opener on the end, but screw that piece off and it becomes a compact corkscrew. Small caveat: according to the description, you... [More]

Purify your drinking water without adding a bulky box to your faucet or pitcher to your fridge with the Bottle & Kishu Binchotan (€68; roughly $93) set from Sort of Coal. Inside the mouth-blown bottle lies a piece of Kishu Binchotan charcoal that removes chlorine and other additives while softening... [More]

Nothing adds a sense of history and warmth to a home quite like aged wood, and the Old Barn Reclaimed Wood Co. is a fine place to acquire some. Apart from the eco-friendliness of re-using materials, Old Barn also goes out of its way to find high-quality, unique reclaimed wood,... [More]

Enjoy trying different beers? Ever wish you were keeping better track of your hoppy adventures? The 33 Bottles of Beer Journal ($12/3-pack) was made for you. Each page offers spaces for you to write the beer's name, brewer, rating, serving type (draft, bottle, can, etc.), and a unique "Flavor Wheel"... [More]

Hailing from an era in which electric pendants were beginning to overtake their gas-based competition, these Authentic Cloth-Cord Pendants ($115-$180) are sure to add some turn-of-the-20th-century charm to your bar, kitchen, or living area. Each of the five available models includes a throwback carbon filament bulb, as well as a... [More]

Short of actually bringing dead animal parts into your home, the Roost Aluminum Antler Lamp ($220) is one of the best ways we've seen to add natural, rustic flair to your environment. Able to handle bulbs up to 100 watts, the lamp sits atop a set of sand-cast recycled aluminum... [More]

Boasting an ultra-light weight and Pakka wood handle, the Kyocera Kyotop Damascus Ceramic Chef's Knife ($205) is a step above your average steel blade. The strength and density of Kyotop's ceramic blade allow it to be sharpened using diamond wheels, resulting in a razor-sharp blade that remains sharp up to... [More]