You know that feeling when you reach for the milk carton and you think it's almost full but in fact it's nearly empty, so you way overcompensate on strength and nearly throw the thing over your shoulder? That's what picking up this Carbon Fiber chair is like.

I love cool things that look like other cool things. These bee-yoo-tee-ful speakers by designer Michael Young look like something you'd use to light up a zeppelin. But despite the Art Deco prettiness, they're teched-out iPhone-docking, iTunes-streaming speakers.

Exercise in minimalistic unbranded beauty, or eco-friendly gadgetry using new creation techniques? Both. Direct from Hong Kong, designer Michael Young uses cornstarch for his EOps Noisezero i+ Eco 'buds. Sounds corny. [Michael Young via Dezeen]

The EOps i24R3 Portable isn't just the product of a design student and a 3D modeling program. It's a real, wireless, waterproof, single-speaker surround sound system that was just announced by Hong Kong designer Michael Young. How does it work?

Be honest: That talk about cellphone radiation scares you a teeny-weeny-itsy-bitsy-bit, doesn't it? Me too. Fortunately there are cellphone docks which'll spare you from a whoppin' 96% of the evil, cancer-causing energy. Or so the designers of this one claim.

Apparently sick of designing watches to tell people what time it is, Michael Young has just created the Sabar, a smooth, black, banana-shaped love machine. One look at it and you'll know what time it is. Business time. That's right ladies (and some gentlemen), it's the perfect time go into business for yourself.…