Designed by Damian Evans, Lexon’s MINITOTEM is a minimalistic tower-shaped solution to declutter your office. It combines essential office accessories, all neatly stacked up in one place. Inside the MINITOTEM, you’ll get a tape dispenser, containers for pens and paperclips, USB hub, and a clock. In addition to the green, black and red designs shown here, it’s also available in white.

There’s no pricing listed on the website at this point, but it’s probably not that expensive and it definitely looks like an interesting addition to any cluttered workspace. Keep an eye out on the LEXON design store if you’re interested.

[via NOTCOT]

Lexon designer Fellina Sok-Cham came up with the idea for this nifty Bag Light. It just hangs from the strap of your bag, clipped into place securely with a magnetic carabiner, and providing handy illumination inside your bag with the push of a button. It’s made of soft silicone rubber, so it won’t scratch up the contents of your bag, and offers bright, diffuse LED illumination.

The Bag Light is available over at the MoMA Store for just $9 (USD).

The company that makes these is Lexon, and they were designed by Simone Spalvieri and Valentina del Ciotto. The hubs are self-powered, so they will just plug into a USB port and don’t need to be plugged in an outlet. This can be good and bad, depending on what kind of peripherals you plug into the hub and how much juice they need.

If you can get over their, um, unusual look, you can get your Peas USB Hub at the MoMA store for $32 (USD), in a variety of colors.

[via Swissmiss]

Designed by Elium Studio, the Lexon SAFE line of home goods come encased in environmentally-friendly corn bio-plastic and trimmed off with bamboo.  I think best item in the collection is the little wind-up radio.

In addition to the wind-up radio, the collection includes a solar-powered calculator, alarm clock, and a LED flashlight.

All of these gadgets are made from renewable materials, which makes them good for the planet and great for us, since they look pretty cool.

[via Core77]

Designer Theo Williams has added these elegant contemporary flashlights to his Jet collection for LEXON. Jet flashlights come in either a brushed gold or aluminum finish, and provide illumination through a cluster of three bright white LEDs. In addition to the tall, slim version pictured above (4.72″ x 0.98″ x 0.55″) , there’s a stubby compact model (1.96″ x 1.18″ x 0.27”) that slips onto your keychain for easy carrying.

All four models are made from durable anodized aluminum, and manage to keep skinny thanks to a watch battery power source. They can be found over at French online boutique Singulier. Prices range from €9 to €13 (appx. $12 to $17 USD).

The clock was designed by Anthony Dickens for Lexon and comes in black or white with a red arm. The name Around About refers to the ways in which people estimate time, such as quarter til, half past, and so forth.

Me? I think it’s hecka cool. If you do too, you can get one for the perfectly reasonable price of $39.00 from The Conran Shop.

If the design looks kind of familiar, that’s because it’s part of the designer’s Jet series that brought us these really cool alarm clocks and clock radios. And if the gold model [€21 EUR / $32 US] isn’t your thing, there’s also a beautiful anodized aluminum version available for a few bucks less [€19 EUR / $29 US].

So if you’re looking for a cool desk accessory, and you’re not married to the calculator built into your PC, you can find these over at French design retailer Singulier.

In addition to telling time, day and date, the Jet wall clock also features a temperature display and an alarm. If you really dig his style, Williams has also designed a Jet clock radio and a smaller travel alarm clock too. All three models will come in either brushed anodized aluminum or shiny gold finishes.

The first model to be released — the Jet wall clock — is available now from French design boutique Singulier for €45 (appx. $69 USD). Pricing and a release date haven’t been announced for the travel clock and clock radio yet.

By combining all of these features onto a single large LCD screen, the Status clock gives you a heads-up display of all this information at once. It even reports both indoor and outdoor weather conditions thanks to a wireless remote temperature and barometric sensor.

While it’s designed for wall mounting, I also think it would look really good on a mantel or a console table. To give you a sense of size, the clock measures in at 14.25″(w) x 4.5″(h) x 1.25″(d), so it looks substantial, while maintaining a slim profile. Plus, since it runs on batteries, you won’t have to deal with any cords.

The LEXON Status clock is available from Singulier for €99 (appx. $135 USD.)

The Tykho Bulb lamp can run on either battery power (4 x AA) or an AC adapter, and come in several bright colors. The lamps cost about $60 USD each.

Featuring a clean anodized aluminum body, the clocks each have an electroluminescent backlit LCD readout of pretty much everything you need to know at a glance.

Since they run on batteries and measure just over 2″ cubed, they’re perfect as a travel alarm clock. The Lexon LR103 clock is now available from Singulier for €35 (appx. $47 USD.)

Unlike most clock radios which are made from cheap plastics, the LEXON’s enclosure is made from wood and aluminum, so it looks very substantial for its modest size (9.5″ W x 2.4″ H x 2.3″ D.) The stereo speakers should provide plenty of volume for a bedside table application, and there’s even an input to hook up your favorite MP3 player. The radio can also run on AA batteries if you’re on the go.

So far, I’ve only found this model in Europe (for about

The appropriately named Apollo 2 digital AM/FM radio comes in a retro-modern package that would make NASA proud. The radio has nicely integrated its controls into the design, rather than relying on buttons and knobs. To turn on the radio, simply turn the antenna. To change frequencies, just rotate the case.

The Apollo 2 comes in five zesty colors: aluminum, yellow, turquoise, pink and green and will set you back 45 Euro (appx. $58 USD).