David Weeks' ceramic candle holder tea light set (also known as Ulterior Votives) are delightful accessories. There are three different settings: the standard camping campfire, a chiminea, and a barrel. Each candle holder includes an LED light with prices ranging from $16 to $21.

This huge 16 feet across backyard water slide/lagoon has two water slides and a small lagoon near the front of the play area. Included in the Big Blue Lagoon is an air blower that plugs into a 120V outlet so it can inflated fast. Also included are a patch kit for minor repairs and 12 total stakes (eight for the water park itself and four for the air blower). Water is supplied to the inflatable water park through a garden hose.

For those with kids and a lot of money to blow ($599 retail), this should be a fun distraction.

The Kyouei Design ceramic umbrella pot is a combination of a large umbrella pot and a small plant pot attached at the bottom. After coming home from a rainy day, you place the umbrella on the pot and the water from the umbrella drains into the plant pot via small internal holes. The water that would once just evaporate or make a mess in your foyer, will now help contain life. This design won't be a hot seller in the hot deserts of California, but those in rainy Seattle might want to take a look at this one.

Books are typically stacked horizontally in a very unsurprising layout on your average bookshelf. Alfredo Häberli throws that concept out the window with his Pattern Bookshelf, which is a series of pentagons stacked in different ways and forms. The concept is interesting and it works. When you see the books stacked on this bookshelf it makes you want to explore the contents therein.

The bookshelf is available in 2 flavors: traffic white and silver. Both have black edges and show the milled aluminum.

Price is unknown.

Buy it at Quodes.
Learn about the designer on Alfredo Häberli's web site.

Modern vanities are gorgeous things and this Forto 24 inch wall-mounted bathroom vanity in a rich espresso color is no exception. You won't find fake wood here as the vanity is made of Solid Oak wood with modern accents made out of brushed chrome. The capability of mounting these modern cabinet means that you have the freedom to place it at a comfortable height for everyone in your house. Not only that, but since this modern vanity does not have legs, cleaning underneath is easier. The package includes the vanity, the seagreen glass counter, the white ceramic vessel sink, the drain assembly and P-trap.

We pictured the espresso colored version of this vanity, but you can also find it in White and Honey Oak finishes, both looking stunning as well.

Although the Forto wall-mounted modern bathroom vanity is a beauty, at $897.00, it is not exactly cheap. But as you probably have seen when shopping for modern furniture, nothing this modern really is.

Check it out at Modern Bathrooms web site.

The Roku Netflix player is a cause for a lot of excitement for Netflix subscribers like myself. I've been visiting the web site HackingNetflix for months hoping something would turn up. I'm glad this is finally out and though we have not had the chance to try it at our offices yet (we are working on getting a unit), you should check it out.

The Netflix player allows you to stream movies that are available as Instant Watch on the Netflix web site, directly into your TV. You simply connect the box to your home network (via ethernet or WiFi) and plug the device into your television via any of the standard video/audio connections (HDMI, Component, S-video, RCA jacks, optical audio).

Currently the video stream is near DVD quality (based on your internet connection speed), but we are betting that there will be High Definition content coming in the future. And since this set-top box has the capability to play and output High Definition content, there is very little risk of the player being outdated very quickly.

What makes this player more exciting is that it retails for only $99. And if you are a paying Netflix subscriber, you don't need to pay for any of the instant watch movies. Compare the price to something like the Apple TV where it costs $229 for the unit plus the price of each movie rental, and it looks like even more of a bargain.

We hope Roku answers our requests for a detailed review, but for now, check out the Roku web site to get informed.

Nothing more encouraging when reading a book than having a reading book companion. The purple shade is made up of semi translucent polypropylene while the body of the little man is made up of a translucent lamp holder with polished zinc-plated arms and legs. The head is a chrome top 40 watt bulb (included - yay).

The Little Man book reading light retails for 28 British Pounds (or about $44 USD). You are gonna need to shell out a bit more money for international shipping since this is a UK item. Get it from Where Did You Buy That

Imagine a memory card that does the work of uploading images to your PC without you pressing a button. The Eye-Fi memory card allows for just that. Just set up the card once on your PC, insert the memory card in the camera and start taking pictures. It's that simple.

So now you can go out to a party and take a bunch of pictures, leave the camera anywhere in your home where WiFi is available and forget about it. The Eye-Fi will automatically download all the pictures from the camera into your PC as soon as it senses your Wi-Fi LAN.

The Eye-Fi comes in three flavors: Home, Share, and Explore.

All cards come with the basic upload automatically to the computer feature, but are only available in 2GB sizes for now.

The Home version retails for approximately $79.99. The Share retails for $99.99 and differs from the home in that it also has an unlimited web share service. Finally the explore version retails for $129.99. This explore adds features like unlimited geotagging, as well as free hot spot access for 1 year.

Xenia Taler is a small company out of Toronto (that's in Canada for those that failed geography) run by Xenia Taler and Steven Koblinsky. They do hand-painted tiles like the gorgeous goldfish tile featured above. The tile measures 4 inches by 6 inches, though there is also a circular version. The tile is safe to use in kitchens, bathrooms, and table tops since they are made durable enough for installation jobs. Each of these tiles will set you back $34.00.

The circular version we previously mentioned is 6 inches in diameter and has a groove on the back and cork at the bottom so it is easy to install and safe for your walls. Each of those is $40.00.

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This table garden is roughly the size of most Manhattan apartments (8.5 inches by 5.75 inches - zing!), so it should fit comfortably on top of any coffee table. No doubt this mini garden oozes cuteness from every bit of its micro gravel. You will want to pinch its cheeks, even though it has none. Every Idyllic Table Garden includes a tray, pots (2 of them), bricks, gravel (the cuteness-oozing one), grass seeds, and Miracle coco soil. By giving you a kit, you get to arrange the garden your way.

The Idyllic Table Garden was designed by Chris Collicott - we admit we have no idea who he is, but he makes some cool stuff.

Buy it at Kikkerland or Amazon
Learn about the designer on Chris Collicott's web site.