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Carrying everything you need on your back is great, but having all your stuff bumping into each other getting scratched and making noise isn’t. It’s time for you to get yourself organised. The Cocoon GRID-IT Organiser uses a grid of strong durable elastic strips, woven with rubber to hold whatever you give it, securely. Ideal for your laptop charger, computer accessories, pens, whatever fits. It has a zip pocket on the back to keep other bits like your notebooks, business cards, stickers… you get drift. It’s a versatile organisation solution for your gear and coming in a range of sizes there’s no reason for your backpack, satchel or handbag to be without one. Now for the game of Tetris you’ll play to fit everything in.

Waking up in summer is a lot easier than waking up in winter. The main reason being that the sun rises earlier in summer and later in winter. This is fine if you’re living like our ancestors using the sun as our evolutionary alarm clock, but you’ve got to be in the office early for that big breakfast meeting and it’s still dark when your alarm goes off… The Philips Wake-Up Light is your personal sunrise, clinically proven to naturally wake you up so you can get out of bed easier, feeling happier and more energised.  The coloured sunrise simulation matches the warm red glows of an early sunrise and gradually brightens up through orange to a bright yellow light. If you find yourself still needing a nudge to get you up, The Philips Wake-Up Light comes with 5 natural alarm clock sounds from rainforest to seaside. It also has an FM radio and an auto-dimming digital clock. It’s not just ideal for waking you up though, with Sleep Mode it’s perfect for bedtime too. Reversing the process from light

In his youth, Paul Smith had dreams of becoming a professional cyclist, but after a crash forced him to put those dreams on hold he became a world-famous Fashion Designer instead. His love of the sport never subsided and kept a close eye on road racing since the 1970s. It’s this love that makes Paul Smith’s Cycling Scrapbook a beautiful book illustrating the sport in all its glory. Over 400 images and illustrations printed on 256 pages, you’ll be taken on a journey that not only connects Paul Smith’s love of cycling and design mixed with charming and personal stories, but also gives you an insight into how this passion have influences one of the world’s most successful designers.