Check out the Rechner App– a minimalist, gesture-based calculator for the iPhone. Made by some old friends in Boulder.

Math is beautiful. Arithmetic is simple. Rechner is both. Experience the worlds first gesture based calculator.

A collection of pie charts depicting the ingredients in thirteen delectable pies. Data meets design meets delicious. $17 from Pop Chart Lab in Brooklyn.

Each print is signed and numbered by the artists from a first edition of 500.

Fear.Less is a collaborative project between Daniel Ting Chong & Jordan Metcalf. The objects are all representative of weapons/items used in acts of crime in South Africa, both by criminal and the law. More pictures here (and a few of my favorites below).

The objects seek to playfully examine the place of fear and crime in South Africa context, framing our obsession with violence and the casual paranoia we all seem to suffer from. By scaling the objects and turning them into artworks, the artists aim to re-contextualise the place these items hold in our everyday lives.

Lovely table tennis table by Puma. Available in the Conran Shop for $1900. Designed by the genius team at Aruliden.

The overall graphic impact, evoked through the distinctive silhouette and angular black ash wood legs, add the sophistication of furniture to an iconic game often overlooked and undervalued. BLACKOUT elevates the former basement novelty to the conversation piece in any environment, allowing those late night hours to happen beyond the local dive bar to our favorite social spaces.

These should be in my summer collection. $60 in the online store. Via Hypebeast

I wasn’t planning on posting this– until I watched the video. One word: Awesome!

The Rice Cube can make sushi in seconds. Head over and check out the video. Even a three year old could use it.

Typography nerds unite– Scrabble now looks great with this Tyopgrahy Edition. Made from beautiful solid walnut, for $199.

Arguably the best sweatshirts in the world come from one place: Loopwheeler Japan. Now for the first time all of their products are available online directly! Via Hypebeast

Neat desk or wall digital LED clock by designer Vadim Kibardin.

It’s going to go for $202 at retail. Looking forward to seeing these out in the wild soon!

Via Cool Material

Ikepod and Kaws. A match made in heaven!

KAWS personally designed the dial of this special Horizon, and nobody plays the line between art and time better than Ikepod, so it is a perfect collaboration for both parties. This is the type of watch that could be massively collectible down the line.

$14,000 and available at Westime in Los Angeles.

Via Hodinkee