We found another cool doormat for you guys and this one keeps the miscreants away. The Ask Not for Whom the Dog Barks Doormat is funny and functional and can be purchased from Amazon for just $15.

Now here is an alarm clock which will get many takers. The Cuckoo Alarm Clock will surely keep the juices flowing as it spits out a chocolate ball every hour. There is a cheat button too for those who need a quick choco fix. What a great way to chase those awful Monday Blues.

Via Gizmodo

First I hear about Seinfeld featuring in Microsoft ads and now I come across this MS Windows inspired creation. Is Microsoft finally turning cool? Well I am sure Mac fanboys (and fangirls in my case) will beg to differ but that’s not the point. Check out the Fenestra 3.1 Windows by French designer John Nouanesing which seeks to replicate the Windows OS on a wall.

Via Fresh Home

The SULTAN ALSARP is a mattress base with storage from IKEA. The slatted base can be lifted and the space underneath utilized for storage and one can purchase the legs.

Personally I have never been able to solve the Rubik cube hence my complete delight to come across the Rubik’s Cube Alarm Clock with Thermometer. Twist the top row, and the display changes between time, temperature, alarm or date. You can order it from here.

I love the EGG baby blankets by Susan Lazar. The blankets features a modern illustration of the baby’s astrological sign, along with a removable hangtag listing the characteristics of babies born under that sign.

Missoni needs no introduction in the design world and we here at Bedzine love the stuff they churn out. Check out these avant-garde cushions from Missoni which come with their own patent leather handle. A part of the Cerchi Collection, the cushions make a great conversation piece.

# Canberra - Top

# Adelaide - Bottom

# Removeble cover

# Patent leather handle

# Colored band Tasmania

# base: fabric Eucla

# Adelaide:59%Acetate-26%Cotton-15%Silk

# Canberra:80%Acetate-20%Silk

# 27.5″x6″

The Fiat Lux Lamp is different from the rest of the clique as it has its own slot to hold magazines and books. Designed by Cate Hogdahl & Nelson Ruiz-Acal, the lamp hasn’t hit the production stage yet.

Via Freshome

This Chair prototype has been made cardboard tubes from the La Tercera newspaper printer paper rolls which makes it an immediate winner in our books. A brainchild of the Chilean design studio Onceneto, the studio had to incorporate steel to prevent it from collapsing.

Via Cool Hunting

The Silence alarm clock doesn’t wake you up with a jarring noise or some cheesy jingle. The concept is simple and quite innovative. Just wear the wireless rubber ring that comes equipped vibration device that produces a tactile alarm.

Via Yanko Design