I never liked broccoli, but it sure looks cool as a card holder. Use it to hold business cards, notes or photos. Buy it here ($24)
- Order and print business cards today, get them tomorrow.
Broccoli Card Holder
I never liked broccoli, but it sure looks cool as a card holder. Use it to hold business cards, notes or photos. Buy it here ($24)
- Order and print business cards today, get them tomorrow.
Monster Bookmarks
Cute little monsters peeking out of your book! The monsters will help you find important notes, will keep track of the last page you read and will surely brighten up your day. Comes in a pack of 5. Buy it here (£4.96 - $7.96)
Leaning Tower of TEAsa
"Don't be alarmed if tourists begin lining up to get their picture taken in front of your new adorable tea-for-two combo! Ceramic set includes teapot, lid, two teacups, and a metal basket infuser, all pleasingly askew. It looks like it might just fall over but, remember, the Leaning Tower of Pisa has been around since 1173. You're good." Buy it here ($54)
Nordic Ware Rolled Omelette Pan
A pan designed specially to make the perfect rolled Omelette. The pan is divided in the center to help guide you with the filling, and the spatula (comes with) makes it easy to fold the omelette over the filling and move it on to the plate. Buy it here ($39.95)
Street Art Inspired Backpacks by Sprayground
Street art inspired backpacks by Sprayground, a company that started by creating blank backpack specially for street artists to easily transport their cans. Now, you'll be able to take each piece of street art with you when carrying these bags. Buy it here ($48)
Pixel Perfect: Pixel Camera Wall Decals
A collection of pixel illustrations of many kind of vintage cameras to decorate your wall. Easy to stick vinyl decals, the set contains decals of 10 film cameras, 10 polaroids, and 10 medium format cameras in different sizes. Buy it here ($35.95)
Meninos Pillow Collection
Boombox Set
CMYK Set
Pulp Fiction
Ketchup Pillow
Recharge Yourself
Meninos, my favorite design studio with all sorts of geeky stuff, just released some pretty cool pillow designs. Buy it here ($29.99/pillow).
Ice Attacks Ice Cube Tray
($7.80)
Help Japan By Buying Cool Stuff
Japan still needs our help! Many artists and designers are making it easier for you to donate by doing what you always do, buying cool stuff! Here are some cool stuff that were made specially to raise funds to help the victims of the earthquake. All proceeds of these products will be donated to different organizations. Alternatively, if you don't require something back for your donation, you can donate directly to these organizations by visiting their websites:
W+K Studio Japan Relief Print: Pay your choice of $25, $50 or your preferred donation. %100 of proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross. Buy it here.
W+K Studio Japan Relief Print: Pay your choice of $25, $50 or your preferred donation. %100 of proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross. Buy it here.
Remember by DesignTwentySix. %100 of proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross. Buy it here ($16)
Coffee Cup Sleeve for Japan. %100 of proceeds will be donated to Doctors without Borders. Buy it here ($15)
Pray for Japan Leather wrist band by Roberu. Find more info on how to get it here.($6.16)
The Sun Will Rise Again by Karmaloop. %100 of proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross. Buy it here ($20)
Have you spotted any cool products donating its proceeds to help Japan? If so, please let us know about it in the comments.
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Update:
- StuckOff.com sells cool decals for MacBooks, iPhone and iPad. It donates all proceeds to the Red Cross. (Thanks, John, for sending the link!)
- Dissizit! has a line of prints and t-shirt dedicated to rebuilding Japan.
Thoughtful Gardener Watering Can
For the thoughtful gardener who also happens to like typography, this is the watering can for you. Buy it here (£39.95 - $64.56)
Watch Diary Table
You've seen the Watch Diary which I reviewed a while ago here. Designer Wonjune Song has taken the best feature of the diary and created something similar, yet new. The Watch Diary table uses the same concept the Watch Diary uses to manage time but this time the timetable and the clock are on a board, which comes with an erasable marker and features a magnetic back so you can attach any additional notes, photos or anything to it. The watch is completely detachable and can be used on its own. Buy it here ($33)
Stampler
A regular stapler with a little addition, a stamper... and that's what a stampler is. The stampler staples paper just like a regular stapler, but it also stamps a smiley face design. Now if only we can get that smiley face to actually smile. Buy it here (£12 - 19.50)
Glasses Drinking Glasses
A set of 4 drinking glasses with different glasses illustration on them and different quotes to go with it. Buy it here ($32)
Wreck This Journal/This Is Not a Book by Keri Smith [Review]
Wreck This Journal:
The best way to describe this book is to call it ‘Good Therapy’. Each page of the journal has prompts that invite you to wreck it in every possible way; spill coffee on it, shred a page, step on it with your dirty shoes, crack its spine, place sticky things in it... and many more destructive actions. It will also encourage you to document some random things like; a boring event, your handwriting using your left hand (or right hand if you’re a lefty), negative comments, or document time passing. At the end of the book, and after you’ve completely wrecked it, the author encourages you to tape the journal closed and mail it to yourself.
This Is Not a Book:
Much like Wreck This Journal, this journal features a prompt in every page, but instead of having you wreck the journal, it invites you to do things that will require you to use your imagination and might sometime even push you outside your comfort zone. You’ll get to create your limited edition art and pass it on to people, create your own currency, go on a random adventure or a scavenger hunt, and many more things that wouldn’t normally cross your mind.
The two journals are totally worth having. The randomness of the prompts is so much fun and very creativity-inducing, and if you actually do every prompt on the books, you’ll end up with a much wider comfort zone.
Buy Wreck This Journal here
($7.77) and This Is Not a Book here
($7.35)
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