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It's My Bag, Baby: The Color Chart Tote
I'm totally crushing on the pixel style of this Christian Zuzunaga Color Chart Bag like no other. When I saw it, I had to have it. And even though the bag is sold from a UK-based retailer, I won't be shelling out a small fortune to call this mine: it's only $50!
It's a Digital World: Chic Pixelated Goods
Usually when something looks pixelated, it's a bad thing. But if you're a designer looking for a modern, innovative, and subversive pattern, it's all about rendering something that would otherwise be boring in pixels. Can those clothes and accessories be stylish?
Pixelated Print Pillow: Love It or Leave It?
Geeky pillows that also look extra luxe? Color me happy. These pixelated-floral print Mixelated Pillows (about $53) are pretty darn cool looking, and they seem to bring your computer screen to life for your interior.
Edible Geek: How to Make Pixel Cookies
Nope, I'm still not over geek-inspired baked goods; are you? Nope? Good!
Pixel Book Jackets: Love It or Leave It?
There's no reason why your love of real-life hardbound books and your love of technology have to clash. Even if you're planning on getting a new Kindle soon, you undoubtedly still have some books in your place, and the Icoeye blog found a great way of showing that your techiness hasn't gotten in the way of your literary love: pixel-printed book jackets.
It's a little project unto itself, if you're so inclined to print out each sheet and then arrange your jacketed books on shelves to display the icons, but it's so creative that I'd enjoy seeing this instead of some dusty spines on someone's bookshelf.
Matthew Williamson Digital Print Scarf: Love It or Leave It?
Not since those pixelated necklaces have I seen something so gorgeously geeky — and I mean in the I-would-wear-this way! This Matthew Williamson Digital Print Scarf ($225) is a sight to be admired — a fab designer scarf in a subtle geeky print — but is it too much? And by "it," I mean the price and the techie sentiment.
Pixel Couch: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
This pixel couch made by an art school grad in the UK is a geek's dream. Seen on The Cool Hunter, the couch is not quite in production yet, but has been picked up by a Danish manufacturer.
This couch would add some major geek factor to any room.
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Magnetic Pixel Kit: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
So I'm obviously all about DIY, but this crafty item may be a little too much for me to handle. The Magnetic Pixel Kit ($31) lets you create a pixelated picture anywhere you can stick a magnet. Coming with 1,400 square magnets, you can stick Superman on your fridge or Iron Man on your file cabinet.
Meet The Pixelator And Make Your Own
The Pixelator aims to turn those ugly, blinding video billboard ads into art and pulls it off like only a geek can.
Made of white foamboard interlocked in a grid and covered in heavy frost diffusion gel, the Pixelator is placed over bright ads or television screens and reflects a colorful, pixelated image.
It's an unauthorized on-going video art performance collaboration with the New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority, Clear Channel Communications, and its selected artists.
Pixelated Lego Heart Pin: Love it or Leave It?
Maybe I need to be appealing to the fashionistas of FabSugar, because as geeky as this Pixelated Heart Pin is (adorably so — it's made of Legos), it takes someone with fierce sartorial confidence to pull it off.
One of Fred Flare's Next Big Things, the heart pin was designed by accessory impresarios Dee and Ricky, whose Lego belts have appeared on the Marc Jacobs runway. I love that the heart resembles a pixelated one, it's very Zelda, right?
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