Guest Picks: International Home + Housewares Show

Insert into a wine bottle and it chills the wine from the inside. The Corkcicle will maintain the ideal serving temperature for an already-chilled white wine for up to an hour.

Create sparkling single-serve beverages in seconds! You can control your level of carbonation for each individual serving. Expected stateside this summer.

Introducing Fiestaware's newest color: Flamingo! It will also be available this summer.

Aroma and color therapy in one stylish package! This product uses fragrant water vapor to reduce the dryness of indoor air. It also has a built-in speaker for pre-programmed music or to connect an iPod.

A finalist in the IHA Innovation Awards, these little pouches are made of a material similar to coffee filters, except they help you make the perfect poached eggs.

They will be available in the U.S. in late 2012 and are currently available overseas.

This product makes two-inch round balls of ice. You can fill it with just water or get creative with mint leaves, basil, juice, lemon or lime segments, etc. Large cubes are great for bourbon or whiskey drinks, as they won't melt as fast as regular ice.

Doesn't this remind you of Depression glass? These are beautiful pieces. They would even make lovely votive holders.

Pop-out bakeware! What a great idea.

It's a mortar and pestle, but with a skinnier shape that makes grinding easier. Plus, the tapered end makes pouring wet marinades a breeze.

This sturdy chopping block features recessed areas for mise en place and waste disposal. A new generation of this model is coming out soon.

This clever line of glassware pulls double duty. Shown here is the champagne flute, or is it a cordial glass? You decide, with the flip of the wrist.

As you can probably guess from the price tag, this is no ordinary massage chair. I sat in it for 10 minutes? 20? Eight hours? Whatever the length of time was, it wasn't enough. This chair not only does the usual rubbing routine, it also compresses your sore forearms and calves, and even does Thai massage style twisting for your tight hips. There are worse ways to spend nearly $8,000.

Chic enough to leave on display, this stylish watering can holds two liters of water and can easily be refiled by removing the spout.

Cooking is fun with the world's first patterned knife!

The "Flutter" collection is inspired by classic Chinese flower bird paintings. Simply perfect for spring and summer.

This beautifully-designed set comes with a 100-percent melamine tray and five colored sticks, ideal for finger food of the finest form. It will be available in late 2012.

This is no ordinary garlic press; this ingenious new device peels and presses, then self cleans (the tricky step most garlic presses skip).

This sexy salt and pepper set nestles together with complementary lines and contrasting materials — a match made in culinary heaven.

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