This creative goldfish plug adds a bit of whimsy to a normally boring bathroom fixture.

This fish is designed to fit in the plug for pretty much any tub.

$11.99 @ Perpetual Kid

You wouldn’t want to live in a bowl, so why should your fishy friend? Designed by Teddy Luong, this uber-modern fish condo is sure to give Goldie a new lease on life.

The modular units are made to be stacked, and the glass bowls can be removed for routine cleaning. Such a prime piece of aquatic real estate will certainly be a conversation starter, too.

$31 @ Unica Home

This set of over 200 tiny magnetic spheres can turn into shapes, buildings, jewelry, or anything else you can imagine.

They hold their structure when built into something but can be infinitely reconfigured into all kinds of shapes and structures.

$29 @ Bucky Balls

This spaghetti measure makes it easy to measure out servings of spaghetti before cooking it.

Simply close the ring around some spaghetti to measure the amount needed for the number of people that you’ll be serving.

$8.50 @ A+R Store

Tivoli’s Model One AM/FM radio combines retro-styling and high-fidelity sound into a simple, compact package.

This radio is only a radio, and it makes no compromises.

$150 @ Amazon

This notepad by Wellspring keeps a pen and paper always at hand.

Notes are protected in a metal case that opens when the pen is removed. A variety of styles and colors are available.

$6.99 @ Amazon

This airplane-shaped fork adds some realism to the engine noises as the creamed corn flies in for a safe landing.

Made of stainless steel and dishwasher safe silicone.

$10 @ Amazon

Bring office warfare into the 21st century.

This computer-controlled rocket launcher lets you rain down foam destruction with pinpoint accuracy without leaving your desk.

$24.99 @ Think Geek