Most of us may be over the Tron-ification of nearly everything now that the movie is event has passed, but one installation in Milan has upped the ante on Tron designs with an amazing neon-laced take on an actual living space.

The design for the power plugs you and I use today — with three prongs where one acts to ground it — came about in the late 1920s after a fella named Philip F. Labre wanted to keep people from shocking themselves. Labre made the plug safe, but no one has really done much for it after that. Well, it's high time we took a long look at the plug and outlet and found ways to make them work harder, as well as make them easier to interact with. Click through the gallery below to see how.

Sometimes, it's not enough to just get clean. You need to get clean in something tacky and expensive. If that's what you desire, the Aquamass "Parure" bathtub should fit the bill nicely.

If you like both weapons and candlelight, this Oil Lamp Grenade is for you. Because it's an oil lamp that looks like a grenade, you see.