Bring out your favourite books and present them in a whole new way. Umbra's collection of bookshelves lets you float your stack of favourite reads magically on your wall. Choose between different sizes and shapes.

To be honest, I've been using Sunrise on and off for the past year. The interface is beautiful and I enjoy browsing and adding events on my iPhone. But as a Mac app it lacks a lot of features that my menu-bar calendar Fantastical does with ease (like adding events through natural language input). In an ideal scenario, I could combine the design of Sunrise with the features of Fantastical, and use the same app across all devices. :)

I'm all for more natural materials on our desks! Lifta is a simple little podium for your screen under which to hide your keyboard and mouse. Choose from four different wood types.

If you are an avid blog reader and are missing the good old days of the Google Reader to browse your RSS feeds, Feedbin will be an even better replacement. And it has a great indie approach too, as the founder writes on the blog: "Feedbin has one of those boring business models that actually works. Charging money for a good or service. Feedbin will never have millions of customers but that’s OK. It just needs you."

Weird name, great idea: the Bookniture unfolds from a book to a multifunctional piece of furniture. Flip it open and turn it into a seat, a coffee table or a standing desk. The project emerged on Kickstarter (where else?!) with resounding success raising almost half a million dollars. Now available for pre-order on their website, too.

Do you carry your office on your back and move from place to place combining work and travel? Then Nomad List is a great starting point for building your next itinerary. Browse hundreds (?) of cities and find out about co-working spaces, Internet speeds, cost of living and renting temporary apartments, and much more. It's a pretty new project, so if you have info/experiences to share add them to the database!