Top-notch AV fiddlers Bang & Olufsen have unveilied a new brand recently called B&O Play.  The new brand is not going to be a poor man’s B&O (sorry!), instead a range of products which integrate with consumer electronics and take design inspiration from art, fashion and furniture.

This is Qlocktwo, part clock, part art – a digital timepiece that tells you the time in words using LEDs and an acrylic matrix of words.

In an apparent move to align the sportscar brand with good old fashioned boozing Porsche have added an ice cube tray to their extensive merchandise catalogue.

I’ve been a fan of Shepard Fairey’s street art for ages, but the clothing brand had passed me by until today.  And it’s not just t-shirts either, there’s a fairly extensive range including hoodies, jeans, hats and bags for men and women.

These coasters with images and quotes from The Big Lebowski are the perfect place to set down your white russian between sips!  They come in a set of 10, each with a different design.

DJs: Looking for an alternative to that wobbly pasting table which makes your records skip all over the place?  Perhaps your other half is fed up of your decks sat in the corner of the living room uglying the place up?  This might be just what you need…

Bringing a new meaning to “Robots in Disguise” is this Rorschach-inkblot-inspired t-shirt from Threadless featuring Optimus Prime, the king of the Autobots!

This is the Keybrid – a hybrid of key and keyring in such an obvious way you wonder why you didn’t think of it.  Available in several types of blank ready for the man at Timpsons to cut it to fit your lock.

Love this “Vague” t-shirt from Gateshead-based designers Disturbia.  Yours for £22, squire.

Bringing a new meaning to the word “lampshade” this little number is called “The Celebrity” – an Austrian-made table lamp made from 40 pairs of aviator sunglasses.  Even the switch is the arm from one of them.