“The Brew Clip is like nothing you have ever seen before! This gadget is the world’s first 3D printed wallet. Not only can it carry your money and cards, but it also has a built-in bottle opener allowing you to pop open your favorite craft beer, anywhere, anytime. How’s that for convenient?” Website: Kickstarter

Christopher Locke creates old-school iPhone and iPad amplifiers called “Analog Tele-Phonographers” from recycled trumpets, trombones, french horns and other brass instruments.

Industrial designer Max Gunawan disguises a portable light into a hard-bound book, calling it Lumio. At first really does look like an ordinary book, but open it up, and it lights up transforming itself into a modern light!

American designer Scott Garner created the “Beetbox” – a music box that aims to play drum beats by interacting with veggies. The created instrument has a capacitive touch sensor and an audio amplifier.

What will the planes of the future look like? Judging by the following futuristic plane designs, nothing like you’re flying in today! Check out this selection of 10 futuristic plane designs from contemporary designers and see for yourself.

If the new Bubblewand from Verge looks like it designed to please a woman – it’s only because it was! The Bubblewand is a professional salon-quality hair styling tool that’s designed to produce natural looking curls and waves quickly and easily.

Berlin-based architect Van Bo Le-Mentzel and founder of Hartz IV Möbel, has created “One-Sqm-House” – probably the smallest house in the world. It’s a DIY wooden structure, which uses only one square meter of space and can be used as a dwelling place, mobile kiosk or even an extra room inside your apartment. Because of the flipping mechanism, it can be used both vertically or horizontally.