Alume Cube Alarm Clock

An alarm clock with an animated talking robot head that can wake anyone up in over 30 different ways, from a gentle voice to a shouting drill sergeant.

Wireless home weather station lets you view 5-day weather reports from AccuWeather as they develop in real time - for free!

A high tech, anti-technology solution to simple bedside timekeeping and end of sleep cycle human waking that basically looks like a rustic solid block of decorative timber.

This rustic wall clock is handcrafted by skilled artisan woodworkers from an authentic reclaimed red wine barrel from the Napa valley wine country

Have $35,000 to spend on a sculptural masterpiece of precision Swiss timekeeping inspired by a particularly famous science fiction space station?

This giant wooden plank calendar can either keep track of each new day in October or work backwards in reverse to show how many days are left until Halloween.

The Flying Alarm Clock is quite possibly the most annoying and frustrating alarm ever created. When the alarm sounds, it launches a spinning rotor 9 feet up into the air. The alarm will not turn off until you wake up, get out of bed, fetch the lost rotor, which could have landed anywhere in the dark, and return it to the clock base. By forcing you to think about finding that missing rotor and making you stumble around the bedroom, you have a much better chance of actually staying awake.

A sleek and elongated grey sand-filled hourglass that gives you an extra hour of time to measure.

This unique rectangular mirror from Dutch designer Thomas Eurling has a smoky fading effect around the edges to give it a truly surreal look.

This innovative bedside lamp simulates a natural sunrise by slowly waking you with light that increases gradually over 30 minutes before setting off the alarm.

An ingenious bedding set designed to look like a massive chocolate bar with a duvet cover that looks like a wrapper and sheets and pillow cases that look like chocolate pieces. Sweet dreams!

Pillow maintains optimal cervical spine alignment in any sleeping position to reduce head and neck discomfort.

a retro-inspired analog flip clock that displays the current time in conversational English instead of numbers, like 7:45 is displayed as A Quarter to Eight.

Want to snooze off to the soothing sounds of nature, white noise, an audiobook, a podcast, or your favorite music without disturbing others?

This innovative pillow is designed to allow the sleeper to maintain their ideal sleeping posture while supporting their neck in a natural position all night long, no matter whether they sleep on their back or turn to one side or the other.

A minimalist alarm clock that looks like small slab of wood at first glance, but once you snap your fingers, clap your hands, or tap on the table it turns on to reveal the time, temperature, or date in blue digits that magically show through the wooden face.