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Ease the pain of mounting boring first aid boxes with the Radius (~$70-$125). Available in "Home" and "Professional" styles, the Radius is designed to be both stylish and functional featuring a sleek, brushed stainless steel housing with a vibrant red nylon fabric.

Keep your day-to-day activities in order with the Three by Three Seattle Bamboo Panel ($100). This bamboo wall organizer is designed with a dry reasable surface for writing notes and messages, as well as two channels for a letter holder, three hooks, bamboo cup, magnetic strip along with four strong mini-magnets.

Trade your unsightly, plastic first aid container for a stylish Kikkerland First Aid Box ($20). Available in red or white, this wall-mountable box features and a heavy-duty, enamel steel construction, a hefty chrome side latch, interior shelves and a lid embossed with medical cross.

This clever and versatile modular Daily System from Potter Barn ($12-$120) allows you to create customized system to keep you organized. The complete system includes a corkboard, cubby holes, recharge station, digital frame, whiteboard calendars, pin boards, letter bins, office organizers and more. Its contemporary design also comes in espresso, white and mahogany that works in most interior decor.

Keep your reading materials in check with a stylish magazine rack from Crate and Barrel. The Shesham Grid Magazine Rack ($30) features a clever "X" design handcrafted from sustainable shesham wood. Each panel displays a complex basket weave pattern and easily disassembles for storage.

Handy in the garden, garage, basement or attic, the Rubbermaid Action Packer ($35) is great for general storage to help keep your gear organized. This 24-gallon storage tote features durable weather-resistant, double-wall construction and tough, lockable latches to keep its contents dry, dust-free and safe. The Action Packer is also easily stackable for stable vertical storage.

Constructed with a seamless and self supporting design, the Magazine Rings by Jaime & Mark Antoniades ($40) is a magazine storage with a twist. Simply fill a minimum of three rings with magazines to hold the rack above the ground and place the rest within the enclosure. The Magazine Rings are made from chrome plated steel and can hold up to 20 magazines.

Secure your bike with one easy motion with the Gladiator Claw ($60). If you're an avid biker like me and live in a city, you're most likely struggling to find a location to store your bike. As much as I love my Canondale time trial bike, It's always a  hassle  to find a spot for it in my loft where the square footage is very limited.  This is an advanced storage device that mounts on your ceiling and can be used with a wide variety of bicycle. It features a push-lock mechanism which allows you to hang or release your bike with a press of a button to free up precious floor space. [via Crunch Gear]