Dodocase products are entirely handcrafted here in our own city. The new iPhone wallet is an attractive option for protecting your phone and storing your cards in one. ($50)

Any Pantone aficionado would surely appreciate these fun cases by Case Scenario that add a hit of color to any iPhone 5. ($32)

To prevent damage to phone and case alike, these Pantone-matched iPhone 5 covers ($27.99) are composed of durable, scratch-resistant plastic.

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Flip Clock application for the iPhone, $0.99

The Yubz retro handset solves several modern dilemmas: its large size makes it easy to card the phone on your shoulder like the horns of yore, the bright color makes it easy to spot and, most importantly, it reduces radiation exposure by 96 percent. ($25-40)

Phot by John Horner

Photo by John Horner

Photo by John Horner

Photo by John Horner

Photo by John Horner

"Achilles" shoe horns.

Photo by John Horner

Macallen Building from the roof looking down.

Photo by John Horner

Like its peer, the Nest, it takes into account information like bedtimes and the sunrise to use heating and cooling systems efficiently. Honeywell expects that you will control it mainly through the app itself, which lets you change the temperature from any location, or set it to a timer so the house gets warmed or cooled according to your expected arrival time.

Anna: Medium Format Digi-back for your iPhone! Don't go garagesaling your old film cameras just yet! Badass Cameras has just created a medium format digital back for your Hasselblad, specifically for the use/fit of your iPhone. They just put their project on Kickstarter, and they're way past their goal to get this product going.

This iPhone 6 case from Native Union is made of rich walnut wood that is met with a pop of color.

Beaded iPhone Cover by Vukile BatyiIt takes Durban-based designer Vukile Batyi two days to hand stitch all the beads on one of his unique Afro-bling cell phone covers. "I want to push them to the next level,” he says. “I don't want any to look similar.” Batyi collaborates with his mentor and friend Laduma Ngxokolo, whose Xhosa-inspired knitware has similar motifs. The Emerging Creatives program, in which Batyi participated, had a breakout year, collectively showing much stronger and more developed work than before.

At the show, tech accessories brand Native Union will release an iPhone case with a back cut from a block of marble.

Horne’s mother chose to decorate the interior with lighter woods and dark walls. The dramatic contrast pairs well with the breathtaking views.

Input the ingredients, desired doneness, and time of completion, and it paces the temperature accordingly.

Thule Atmos X5 iPhone® 6/6s Case, $80 at thule.com For those seeking the ultimate in cell phone protection, Thule offers this water-, dust-, and drop-proof model. While it has been known to reduce touch-screen responsiveness, you can be sure your iPhone 6 is ready for anything.

Users can conveniently pruchase furniture through the app, making for a smooth planning-to-shopping experience. While non-designers are Pair's primary userbase, the app's powerful visualization abilities means professional designers and retailers alike can use it. For instance, the Creative Office Pavilion uses it to help clients with their office layouts.

The rebuilt “Idea House,” designed by Holly Freres and David Horning of JHL design. The driveway is permeable to encourage good drainage: crushed granite gravel is installed over a stabilization mat. James Hardie exterior siding is painted in Benjamin Moore ‘White Dove,’ with reclaimed wood used for the entry and garage.

All the kitchen cabinets and appliances are consolidated into one island. Both the island and light fixture were designed by Berman Horn Studio. The countertop is by Abet Laminati.

Horner replaced the closed storage with custom, open shelving that now connects to the entry, increasing natural light and sight lines throughout the house.

The gable decoration is a Viking element traditionally used to protect homes from danger. The “moon” shape comes from the shape of Viking horns.

Horner replaced the dysfunctional, closed storage with custom, open shelving that now connects the kitchen to the entry, increasing natural light and sightlines around the house.

A thoughtful cut-out in the glass enclosure allows people to reach for the faucet without getting hit with the shower spray. "It's a bit of a signature thing for us," says Horner.

The entry floor now boasts the striking Hex Clip pattern from Clé Tile. Horner also installed custom shelving and a floating bench, both fabricated from birch plywood.

Architecture firm NADAAA planned a striated addition to a brick neo-Georgian house in Boston with the owners’ primary goal in mind: to engage with the outdoors year-round. The walls of the rear kitchen and living space are virtually all glass, allowing sight lines to the existing gardens and new pool house through a series of framed vignettes onto the backyard landscape. The glass box is bookended by uniform “fins” that mark the edge of each picture window, as shown here. Photo by John Horner.

Their beagle, Jack, rests on a Kivik sofa from IKEA; behind is a tripod lamp from JC Penney’s home collection. An antelope horn is propped on a Lucite stand.

“The design for the house emerged from walking the property. We imagined that as we climbed up from the beach, we’d see little peeks of our home from behind the trees,” says Brad Horn, architect and resident.

The wall of windows is original, while the floor received new concrete. Horner also specified a new stove and hood, as well as a new backsplash in large textured field tile from The Surface Store in Portland.

In the principal bedroom, wallpaper from Hygee and West hovers over the George Nelson thin edge bed from Design Within Reach. Horner also added multiple skylights throughout the house to bring in more light.