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- Poplar Pendants
- One tube of work for anywhere
- Weeble broom wobbles but it wont fall down
- Playful Bakeware
- Power strip makes all directions possible
- The Magnetic Draw
| Posted: 23 Nov 2012 08:28 AM PST Schneid Enlightenment has hit the nail on the head with their first attempt at in-house design and manufacturing. This unique series of pendant lamps applies thin poplar pieces to organic shapes to create a natural-feeling, warm, ambient light as well as a structurally interesting room element. Designer: Schneid Enlightenment - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 23 Nov 2012 12:04 AM PST If you’re in need of a container that brings physical writing instruments, note paper, and a fully functional nighttime light, you’ll want to take a peek at ODO. The design team at “Generally and Especially” have for you a conglomeration of tools contained in a simple tube made of high-quality materials. Not just physical writing comes to you in this high-tech-minded futuristic present of ours, but a solar-powered light, too! The letters ODO stand for Outdoor Office, the designers intent being this designs ability to “provide unlimited workforce in anywhere and anytime, so we can brainstorm, rejuvenate and share our ideas more effectively and efficiently.” Sounds fun! Designer: Generally and Especially - Related posts: 
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| Weeble broom wobbles but it wont fall down Posted: 23 Nov 2012 12:03 AM PST There’s a design for a broom and dustpan out there that brings the two together in a way that not only keeps them one unit, but keeps them sitting upright as well. While a standard broom and dustpan require you to stand them up against a wall or they’ll go horizontal, the “Roly-poly Cleaner” by designer HYELIN Lee is able to sit up without assistance. What you’re looking at here is the same composure of plastics you’d normally be working with using a broom and dustpan. The difference here is the click-in nature of the two, together sitting upright and ready for your usage. When it comes time to sweep, just pull them apart. Designer: HYELIN Lee - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 23 Nov 2012 12:01 AM PST The Flexy series of cake pans offer a unique twist on the generic round a square bakeware you can find in any grocery store. Mold each one to your liking for a more personal touch that will stand out from the rest. Designer Simon Michel states that the bakeware is composed of food-safe plastic, but that might need a lil tweaking considering the material’s low melting point. Other than that, it’s an interesting idea for designer-cooking at home! Designer: Simon Michel - Related posts: 
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| Power strip makes all directions possible Posted: 23 Nov 2012 12:01 AM PST The power strip design you’re about to witness allows you to plug in from any direction and at any point along the length of it. Designer Hung Wang created a design here that allows Live / Neutral-wire slots to sit next to one another no matter which of the four directions you plug in from. This power strip goes by the name of “CROSS” and without a doubt aims to keep all manner of electronics in energy in as versatile a manner as possible. Designer: Hung Wang - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 22 Nov 2012 12:27 PM PST I have always been a fan of fridge magnets; it is one of the sleekest ways to stay in touch with family via notes and even be in the loop with latest family happenings. As an avid collector I try and pick up unique ones from different parts of the world, and if you're my kinda collector then I am sure you will enjoy this showcase of three very quirky and different magnets. Let's get started… Concrete Block Magnets by Tsai, Hsin-Huang | Available @ YD Store for $12 In a bid to give them an authentic raw look, the Concrete Block Magnets are actually crafted out of cement. Basically they are shaped like miniature cement blocks that add an element of fun to your home. They come in a set of 6 Pieces and are available at the YD Store for $12. Moustache Magnets by Steven Smith & James Wosiek | Available @ YD Store for $10 Grow a moustache please! Ah ok, not convinced, so let's get these fridge magnets fashioned as a wonderful selection of magnetic moustaches. Basically they make perfect sense for adding family photos on the fridge. At just $10, you get to take home a set of 14 great moustache styles. Available at the YD Store. Ninja Knife Magnets by Afterain Design | Avaialble @ YD Store for $18 Ninja Knife Magnets by Afterain Design | Avaialble @ YD Store for $18 Strong ninja dagger magnets that awaken the samurai in you! They even come with a small hole at the end of the tip so that you can transform it into a dagger keychain. Priced at $18 for a set of 2 magnets, you can find them on the YD Store and then add to your quirky collection of magnets! - Related posts: 
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