I browse scores of sites to keep up with the latest product designs. Just for fun today, here are a few of the quirkier products I’ve come across.

Bakelite Telephone Lamp

Each mouth and ear piece is turned into a fully functioning LED light and is totally maneuverable thanks to its flexible arm. Individually numbered and stamped with the artist’s name.
Via The Greenhaus. Price £560 ($821 US)

Banquete Chair

Mixed plush toys, iron. Lions, dogs, alligators and all sorts of stuffed animals mixed to form the unconventional upholstery of this chair from brothers Fernando & Humberto Campana.
Via Moss. Price available upon request.

Jeeves Wooster Pendant Lights

Made from authentic bowler and top hats. Jeeves’s bowler hat is lined with a gold interior; the Wooster’s top hat has a silver lining. Black wool felt exterior.
Via Hidden Art Shop £415/pair ($609 US)

Question mark Chair

Continuous curved structure supported by a central base in chromium-plated metal. The central column has a 360° swivel function with return mechanism. Fireproof injected foam padding. Available in microfiber or leather.Designed by Stefan Heiliger for Tonon.

Price available upon request.

The Tie Clock by Umbra U+ Collection

Re-purposed ties are used as indicators on this original clock.
Designed by Alan Wisniewski for Umbra
Via Velocity $240.

Cupcake Seat

A giant cupcake with chocolate frosting. Polyurethane shell, molded rubber cushion.
Via Jellio. $900.00

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