This is not a do-it-yourself lamp daringly made with headlamps stolen from unknowing cabbies, if you wonder. But when every other lamp looks so similar, it's little wonder how those taxi-lamps make their way into the homes. Of course, it won't make a good home-lamp if it constantly reminds you of those frantic flag-downs and on-the-minute rushes.

The simplest form of a speaker, unimaginably, is a paper cup. From the looks of it, it does fit well amongst your working area, and especially so when accompanied with an iPod. And you shouldn't have any qualms about its capabilities in decibel levels, being in the shape of a loud-speaker. And of course, you wouldn't need to worry too much about killing another of your speakers over your incessant music blasts, as it certainly wouldn't hurt your pockets.

An envelope? Almost. Don't be fooled by this filmsy piece of classic airmail envelope, dubbed 'The Mighty Wallet™'. Tear and water resistant, it's made of thousands of plastic fibers interwoven into an unbelievable lattice of strength and durability. It's so light-weight that you may feel a little insecure at times. It could double as a notepad on the go, or simply, a piece of unconventional, recyclable wallet that intrigues!

A sturdy, stylish and comfy-looking chair made of bute tweed upholstery with steel-framed legs, these 'Diamond Chairs' certainly looks anything but common. Based on the 'diamond' concept, this is one of the brainchilds among many other design themes of Benjamin Hubert Studio.

The Mighty Wallet has done it once again. Like its iconic envelope wallet design, the Subway Map Mighty Wallet is tear-resistant, water-resistant, expandable and recyclable. Printed with the licensed graphics of the MTA, it also adds a level of stealth that safeguards your valuables from theft. Mighty Wallets have actually evaded theft in real life situations through their uncommon stealthy design! The Mighty Wallet is made from a material is called Tyvek® that is of made up of thousands of thin interlocking microfibers each 50 times thinner than a human hair. Even though it feels and looks like paper, the material is so strong that can even be used to hang a human from a ceiling, literally.