Very soon Sumsung wil release limited edition Samsung POWERbot VR7000 series vacuums that look like Stormtrooper and Darth Vader masks. The stormtrooper will retail for $700, and the fancier Darth Vader one for $800 when they’re released November 5th. “The Darth Vader version of the POWERbot™ features a specially created cover using custom premium materials that resembles Darth Vader’s all-black mask while the Stormtrooper version replicates the look of a white and black Stormtrooper’s helmet. The Darth Vader model comes with Wi-Fi connectivity and its own remote control. Both models also offer fun and unique sound effects appropriate for each character. For example, when powering on the Darth Vader unit, the vacuum will play and mimic the character’s infamous breathing.” So, will be waiting! And meanwhile check 5 Best Floor Mopping Robots available at the moment.

Today we want to show you the Death Star replica that is actually a speaker and even levitates as it delivers sound. Produced by Hellosy, this Death Star provides an excellent 360-degree surround sound with a rechargable battery that lasts up to 8 hours. It hovers about 10mm (0.4 inches) in the air and is available for about $200. This is the best gift for Star Wars fans fo sure! So you can buy it on Amazon!

This awesome looking Darth Vader HomeCam was designed by South Korean industrial designer, Kim Hyeonseok. This Darth Vader themed video camera boasts a super cool, stylised design which takes advantage of the distinctive shape of character’s helmet to create a striking, functional camera that fans of the franchise will love. It is currently just a concept design that isn’t commercially available.

Just in time for the Star Wars revival, the Dark Brew is a coffee line for you Vader aficionados. Choose between the strong and black Darth Vader coffee cup, or the more light Trooper coffee cup. The brews also match, with their signature dark side blends. Designers are Spencer Davis & Scott Shenone.

Today we want to show you this cracking series of artwork from Blank William called New Order Black which utilises the helmet of one of the most iconic Star Wars characters, the Stormtrooper. New York based designer, Blank William, clearly has a love of Star Wars as well and this spiffing piece clearly exemplifies this. With the likes of rhinos and elephants being imbued onto the Stormtrooper masks, it gives an insight into what an animal version of Star Wars would look like.

Polish photographer Pawel Kadysz imagines that Darth Vader is more like us than we might realize. In his series of selfies called Daily Life of Darth Vader , Kadysz shows that the infamous Sith Lord performs many of the same relatable and mundane tasks that we do, such as food shopping and cleaning the house. Sometimes, he likes to enjoy the great outdoors, too. The only difference? He wears an imposing mask.

French artist Travis Durden has imagined a mashup of Star Wars characters and ancient Greek statuary. Based on forms he found in Paris’ Louvre museum, Durden has digitally sculpted a series of five figures, each bearing the armor or facial likeness of a one of the film’s fictional personalities. From a cherub-style Yoda to a philosophical Stormtropper, the faux-marble figures offer a seamless synthesis of contemporary culture and classical sculpture.

If you’re a real fan of Star Wars or want to draw some attention to your preson – then this excellent Anovos Storm Trooper Helmet is right for you. This highly detailed, movie accurate Stormtrooper Helmet from Anovos is available for preorder now and whilst we’re not suggesting that you wear it for the movie’s release on the 18th December. The helmet has been constructed from digital stills used in the production of the next instalment of the Star Wars franchise and is slightly more modern in appearance than the traditional helmets we remember from the iconic first series of films. If you need more helemts variant we recommend you to check our previous post – 15 Cool and Creative Motorcycle Helmet Designs.

Devon, an LA-based design team, has taken Darth Vader’s blacked-out style and infused it into this elaborate timepiece. The $28,500 watch has little elements borrowed from the Sith Lord – a strap designed like his gloves, accents that mimic his helmet – and a wild stand that looks like a TIE Fighter. But this isn’t just some fanboy timepiece, with scratch-resistant polycarbonate lens with bulletproof durability, four interwoven 2-micron thin nylon belts that tell the time, four micro-step motors, and a total of 350 individual parts, this is a serious watch for serious watch fans. Also included are a pair of TIE Fighter cuff links to finish off the look. Of course, with only 500 being made, and a price tag that rivals a new car, it might be nice just to look at the pictures.

If Apple somehow landed a lightsaber contract, this is probably what they’d look like. 3D modeler extraordinaire Martin Hajek went ahead and imagined the iSaber. Designed by Apple in Tatooine, and assembled in Hoth, this fictional energy weapon has been cleverly visualized to include all the telltale design cues of a real Apple product. Hajek went to the extent of creating product copy for the mythical iSaber, which is touted as “an elegant weapon for a more civilized age,” while silver, gold and space gray editions are pictured. No word yet on whether the iSaber is prone to bending in your pocket.

Designed by the team at Korean architecture firm Moon Hoon, this Star Wars inspired dwelling is the beginning of a trend in Korea. This trend sees residents moving away from small apartments in the city, and into larger, detached homes in less densely populated areas. One quick glance at the home’s spaceship like facade, and you know exactly how it got its name. Geometrically, the Star Wars house has almost the same lines as the Sandcrawler from the beginning of A New Hope, but the exterior has a texture that is closer to the militaristic gray skin of the Death Star. Moon Hoon says that the house was designed for a young South Korean family looking to upgrade from an apartment to a small residential home with a garden for their children to play in. On the inside, Moon Hoon’s design is a little less evocative of the George Lucas aesthetic: it’s bright, open, and modern. It contains a few playful elements, like a playroom hidden behind a bookcase and a short slide between floors, but the white walls and combination pine-and-birch woodwork are otherwise pretty conventional. According to Moon Hoon, the Star Wars house cost $200,000 to design and build. Not a bad price for a home, let alone a piece of a galaxy far, far away.

The following collection of these intensely detailed rings produced by JAP is for real fans of Star Wars. Rings feature iconic characters like Darth Vader and R2-D2, Chewbacca, Yoda, C-3PO, Stormtrooper, Boba Fett, Jabba The Hutt, Tusken Raider, Bith, Bib For-Freaking-Tuna, Gamorrean Guard, Wicket, Admiral Ackbar, Jawa, and Rancor. Any of these wonderful rings could be engagement ring! It’s weird to get engagement ring in the form of Jabba The Hutt’s face but your girlfriend will surely accept it!

Terry Fan is a Canadian illustrator based in Toronto. He mostly works with ink, graphite and Photoshop. He is specialized in print, illustration for children books and t-shirt design. Today’s post features one of his series called “Victorian Wars”. Terry portrays the Star Wars characters dressed in fashion from mid 1800s to the early 1900s. Have fun!

This time we want to bring some joy to all StarWars fans. These new flash drives created by Italian company Tribe look exact like their screen prototypes. Collection contains 8 flash drives: R2-D2, Yoda, C-3PO, Chewbacca, the Stormtrooper, Boba Fett, Darth Vader, and Darth Maul. Having 8GB of storage capacity each flash drive from this series will complete your StarWars collection for just €19.90. Have fun!