Not Your Grandmother's House

Developed as a prototypical space for encouraging new ideas, this giant bird's nest by O*GE Architects looks more like the perfect perch for falling asleep. DISCOVER NOW: O*GE Architects Giant Birdnest Bed

Dutch designer Lucas Maassen has employed his three sons (all under the age of ten) to help with his latest project: painting handmade furniture. The rough-hewn pine pieces are coated in a variety of colors, resulting in one-of-a-kind watercolor masterpieces.DISCOVER NOW: Lucas Maassen & Sons Painted Furniture

This bookshelf and bike rack is essential for any urbanite who is short on space. BYographia has crafted a modular unit (safe from thieves) for your two-wheeler to hang out in your entryway.DISCOVER NOW: Bookbike

Wall art has gone elementary with Znak's mosaic wallpaper. The DIY set will love this activity, which uses various stencils in different configurations to arrange colorful self-adhesive pieces. The result is a customized wall design.DISCOVER NOW: Mosaic Wallpaper

Forget those eyesore radiators of the '60s. Designer Giovanni Tomasini has teamed with Italian company Hotech to create a sculptural heater in the shape of mod blooms.DISCOVER NOW: Hotech Designer Radiators

Using simple snap-and-lock joint fixtures, Houston-born designer Joe Doucet created a marble triangle coffee table that uniquely blends high-end style and straightforward construction.DISCOVER NOW: WL07 Side Table by Joe Doucet

Look up, but no need to look out. The Lento fly-shaped smoke alarm was designed by Paola Suhonen to increase home safety with a hint of humor. Available in a variety of colors, it can be placed anywhere in the home and is silenced by a simple push on any part of the fly's casing.DISCOVER NOW: Lento Photoelectric Smoke Alarm

Save space and splurge on decor with Hareide Design's Illusion lamp. Now available for sale, the design oscillates between magic and functionality for a fun home addition.DISCOVER NOW: Illusion Lamp

Taking a page from modern, minimalist home design, shop owner Joe Papendick crafted a duplex birdfeeder with accompanying stainless steel perches. DISCOVER NOW: Duo Bird Feeder

While cuckoo clocks have nostalgia and digital clocks are high-tech, the Flat Clock by Johnson House is in a league of its own. The laser-cut acrylic wall clock is based on geometric shapes that the buyer can morph and alter to create a personalized piece.DISCOVER NOW: Flat Clock by Johnson House

Known for his exuberant creativity, interior designer Marcel Wanders has long been a decor superstar. His Droog Crochet Chair was first introduced in 2006 at Art Basel Miami and has received renewed buzz this year with petitions to re-release a limited edition of the piece.DISCOVER NOW: Crochet Chair

Move over, armoire. The Tetra 1 is a birch wood unit made up of ten drawers in alternating sizes and colors, to be customized by the buyer. Small drawers for socks and large drawers for sweats are perfect—and efficient!DISCOVER NOW: Tetra 1: Ten-Drawer Cabinet

Bring the spa experience of a rain shower home with Dornbracht's first horizontal shower. Six overhead water bars release a pre-programmed symphony of water in varying temperatures and intensities. Just lie down and choose from balancing, de-stressing and energizing effects. DISCOVER NOW: Horizontal Shower by Donbracht