$9.95 from Vat19.com - Conceal Invisible Book Shelves are a clever way to float books on your wall. The ingenious design allows you to pile up to 20 lbs. of books with no visible support mechanism.

$49.95 from Hammacher Schlemmer - This is the only shower mirror that displays temperature, humidity conditions, and barometric pressure readings received from a wireless remote sensor you place outside up to 100 feet away.

$13.50 from Satinbox Company - Green toilet paper makes a statement in any bathroom! A big hit in Europe, it's finally in America. This biodegradable, non-toxic, soothing tissue does not bleed when wet. Complies with all US health code requirements.

$13.00 from Satinbox Company - Extra towels anyone? Powder coated steel floating towel shelf becomes invisible behind stack of towels. Mounting hardware included.

$25.98 from Are You Game - The Time Tracker Visual Timer has literally hundreds of uses in the classroom, around the house, and in the workplace. Use it for tests, study sessions, speeches, telephone calls, cooking and more!

$19.00 from Edmund Scientifics - Out of the box this hand-blown replica of the Earth in cool blue glass appears tranquil, but plug it in and witness the power of our planet as tendrils of electrical fury pulse through the interior, lashing at the surface!

$24.95 from Edmund Scientifics - A frenzied display of electrical energy that arcs, warps and mesmerizes! The Sculptured Electra is a hand-blown spiral glass sculpture coated inside with blue phosphor.

$129.00 from VivaTerra - The sturdy appendages of this branch and leaf recycled metal coat stand support heavy outdoor garb as well as scarves and hats, and add just the right element of arboreal sculpture to your entranceway. 73" high.

$35.00 from Oriental Furniture - Bamboo is the classical Chinese symbol of longevity. This delicately hand-painted metal rendition of a bamboo umbrella stand makes the perfect housewarming gift.

$79.99 from Cool Stuff Express - For those of you just starting out with this cool clock, heres the disclosure: The clock is a series of cubes, each displaying one lustrous number and when placed in the correct order, it displays the current time.