Spray Paint Can Cocktail Shaker

The stainless steel Graffiti Cocktail Shaker, designed by William Kellogg, holds 14 ounces. 9" tall x 3" diameter. Built-in strainer.

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Aviator Wing Desk

Drawing design inspiration from WWII fighter planes, this unique desk is built from patches of aluminum layered over hardwood, attached with exposed steel screws to simulate rivets.

Buy it here.

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Skateboard Mirror

The Skateboard Mirror is made from stainless steel mirrored glass and genuine skate trucks. You can hang it vertically, horizontally, or just simply let it stand against a wall. Comes with a pack of skate stickers for customization.

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ShotShell AmmoCrate

ShotShell AmmoCrate includes 6 ShotShell stainless steel glasses, incredibly strong, made with premium-grade stainless steel, and guarantees 100% dishwater safe.

Also providing you the safest way to store these teensy glasses, these glasses are cradled in extremely strong Pelican case in Olive Drab Green, with a layer of foam between two sets of 3 glasses, securing a stronger safety of each glass.

ShotShell stainless steel glasses are also available individually, with each glass wrapped in soft fabric pouch.

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8-Bit Watch

Well, this 8-bit geekery is all over the place! And I'm lovin' it!

The 8-Bit Watch , which obviously would've went really well with Liuzzis's 8-bit Halloween costume (previous post), has a stainless steel face with ABS plastic band.

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Tickette

Product designers Tal Margalit and Ellia Nattel join forces to become Tickette.
This design duo aims to offer unique products from a different point of view.

They have launched two main collections – Word Charm and Doodle Jewelry.

The first collection, Word Charm, is made of words that literally define the jewelry. The duo used text to create the actual pieces of the jewelry, so for example the pendant on a necklace is comprised of the word “necklace” and its meaning.

The second collection — Doodle Jewelry — captures the spirit and lightness of hand drawn doodles and transforms them into fine jewelry.

All of the pieces are made and designed by Tickette in stainless steel, silver or gold plated or color coated in black or red.

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Rocks: A Luxurious Substitute For Ice Cubes

“Rocks” are a luxurious version of the Nordic Rock Ice Cubes that I posted about a while back.

The stainless steel cubes are chilled before being added to the beverage. “Rocks” control beverage temperature between 15˚ and room temperature depending on the number of “Rocks” used. The product adds a luxurious weight to the glass and will not over chill or dilute the beverage as ice does.

Get them here.

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Nike Sneaker Wireframe Sculpture

Benedict Radcliffe has created a wireframe version of a Nike sneaker.

According to the artist, it took 2 months to finish the shoe. Nike Air Max 1 wire sculpture was constructed entirely out of bent steel rods.

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Decorative Wire Fencing

Dutch designers of Demakersvan started this idea as a design thesis project but it has since started to go into mass-production for commercial and home use due to popular appeal.

Combining the delicate decorative appeal of lace and the polar-opposite aesthetic of rugged wire fencing, these works of bent steel are like functional and appealing versions of boring large-scale metal artwork you see at office buildings.

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CrissCross Photo Clip

"Angular and modern enameled steel photo display hangs on any wall and shows off your photos and memos via tightly coiled metal springs."
Buy it here.

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Gear Ring

Cool gift idea from Kinekt.
The Gear Ring is made from high quality matte stainless steel. It features six micro-precision gears that turn in unison when the outer rims are spun. It is currently available for purchase in four standard US ring sizes: 9, 10, 11, and 12.

Buy it here.

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Stix + Stones Necklace

"Stix+Stones is a line of jewelry that enables the wearer to create a wide variety of unique sculptural looks using two fundamental elements. The innovative design potential of Stix+Stones is hidden inside the hand-brushed stainless steel stix, with invisible magnetic stops positioned at precise intervals. This allows the user to play freely with the elements, while ensuring that the parts line up in a symmetrical manner, making possible a vast array of striking and elegant designs." Buy it here.

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Bic???

We all know the infamous Bic pens that cost 250 L.L right? Well, these are just the same except they're made of silver, gold, or steel; you pick. Made by Athasi. Being a huge fan of irony myself, I definitely give them a thumbs up!