Tyrannosaurs Skeleton

Looking to start your own Jurassic Park? Sorry, but you wont find any dino DNA here. What you will find, however, is a one-of-a-kind Tyrannosaurs Skeleton ($950,000+; Auction). 75 percent complete overall — with an 80 percent complete skull — this massive fossil is 24 feet long, 8 feet tall, and is mounted elegantly on a gray-painted armature. The perfect piece to sit underneath your "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth" banner.

Yankee Man Candles

You know the Yankee Candle store — it's that spot in the mall that bombards you with the smell of flowers, baked goods, and seaside goodness in such a way as to wind up smelling more like a retirement center than anything you'd actually want in your home. Until now, that is. These new Yankee Man Candles ($18-$28) overpower those comparatively feminine scents with manly concoctions like the grassy Riding Mower, the woodsy 2x4, the leathery First Down, and the musky Man Town, any of which are far preferable to help hide the scent of booze and fried food emanating from your man cave. [Scouted by Geoff]

Mosser

Add a touch of organic life to your kitchen, entryway, or workspace with Mosser ($26). This simple package consists of a round moss ball that lives inside a small glass terrarium, as well as a glass mister bottle used to feed it. Just spray once every two weeks with filtered water and enjoy.

Line Posters

Prints celebrating the world's mass transit lines have become increasingly popular over the last few years, and we've seen few cooler than these Line Posters ($20-$28). Arriving in a variety of colorways, these cleanly-designed posters are handmade in Brooklyn by an avid Uncrater, and are available for a variety of cities, including London, Paris, Moscow, Berlin, Tokyo, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, Sydney, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and, of course, New York City.

Behold the awesome old school goodness of these vintage-printed, buttery-soft Homage T-Shirts. They turn back the clock with shout outs to eclectic moments and personalities in sports, music, politics and popular culture. From Bruce Lee to Larry Bird, the tees tell stories of triumph, individualism and hustle. Pay Homage.

Sideshow Sign Co.

No matter what kind of look you're going for in your home or office, you should be able to find some suitable wall coverings at Sideshow Sign Co. ($65-$475). Each piece — ranging from a simple sign to lighted marquis letters — is made by hand in Nashville, TN, and is carefully aged, expertly wired (when necessary) and crafted from materials such as fine art canvas, salvage wood, and bent steel. In addition, 5% of proceeds are donated to the nonprofit organization EJI.org, which provides legal representation to those that need it most.

White & White Clock

If the advent of Blu-ray playing PS3s and minimalist Apple TVs has you missing the old digital clock from your VCR, fill that void with the White & White Clock ($180). Designed by Vadim Kibardin, this LED clock is a 3D interpretation of those formerly ubiquitous displays, offering alarm, date, and time functionality, ABS plastic bodies, an ambient light sensor to dim the digits in darkness, and striking white numbers. No word on a "flashing 12:00" mode.

Race Track Coasters

Celebrate your love of competitive motoring with these Race Track Coasters ($40). Machined from layered HDPE, this set features six of the world's most recognizable tracks: Laguna Seca, Monaco, Nürburgring, Road America, Spa, and Watkins Glen, and comes in a tasteful black and silver colorway.

The Magnificent Map of Rap Names

You can judge the merits of their music on its own terms, but one thing's undeniable — the world of rap includes some of the most hilarious, silly, and downright strange stage names of any art form. The Magnificent Map of Rap Names ($30) celebrates these monumental monikers by connecting them in gold metallic grid of 636 titles sorted into groupings such as "Audacious Misspelling", "Straight Gs", and "Similarity to a Cartoon Character".

Vintage Film Posters

Add some class to your home theater lobby with some Vintage Film Posters ($355 and up). Available in a variety of sizes, and formats, these posters have been authenticated and guaranteed by leading experts, and feature original art for well known films, from 1937's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to more recent classics like E.T. and Alien.

Beer Can Poster

What's the next move when you've written a book about your vast collection of beer cans? Make a poster of them, of course. This Beer Can Poster ($20) features 30 of the favorite cans from Beer: A Genuine Collection of Cans, and arrives as an unframed 24"x36" poster that's just begging for a place on the wall in your man cave. Email thebeerbook@gmail.com to order.

Comic Collage Art

Pay proper respect to your favorite comic book character with some Comic Collage Art ($100-$400). Ranging in size from 12" x 12" to 24" x 36", these gallery wrap canvas artworks are created from pages and covers ripped from the comics themselves, serving as fantastically detailed tributes to the artistry, writing, and characters of each, all while working as a single work themselves.

Moustache World Map

When it comes to facial hair, the world isn't so big — there are only so many styles out there, many of which are represented on the Moustache World Map ($12-$28). Created by the Pixel Prince and available in sizes ranging from 11" x 14" to 20" x 30", each print is hand-signed and dated by the artist, and might even inspire you to ditch your lazy man's beard for a more refined upper lip cover.