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This easy access potato planter box makes it remarkably convenient to harvest your latest crop. With this digital download as your guide, you’ll be able to construct your very own wooden planter complete with a side door for maximum convenience.

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$6.25

Designer He Yue observed that some people close their umbrellas and use it as a walking stick after it stops raining. He added a small detail on the stick that made the ‘Footprint’ umbrella instantly loveable. It’s not a revolutionary redesign but just taking into account human behavior and emotion to make you connect with daily objects some more. The rubber umbrella tip in the form of paws leaves a trail of pet footprints when used as a walking stick. The designer sees this as a poetic expression of “companionship” between items and people through design.

Designer: He Yue

Is there a valid explanation for why an elderly Asian man who probably speaks no English might want to wear a t-shirt proudly declaring “CAT SHIT EVERY DAY”? Surely, there must be. Let us know in the comments if you have an explanation.

Coat hangers are not something I struggle with, which is why I often made fun of designey ones in the Design Roast. And while I'd never buy this one here, it's at least an interesting take:

That's the Mozu Hanger, made from bamboo or bioplastic made from wheat straw (you choose). You may be wondering: How could I roast the other ones, but not this one? Because the other ones are trying to be different for the sake of being different, and their designs complicate the operation. This design here is actually trying to solve a problem--it's just not a problem that I have.

If it's a problem you have, and you want to help Kickstart it, the campaign is here.

We all want a cupboard or a wardrobe that will take us to Narnia because dealing with the White Witch seems easier than dealing with this pandemic. While magic furniture may not be something we can order online, we sure hope we can get the Muzhi cupboard to make the extended hours in the kitchen more magical! Yen-Hao, Chu is an award-winning designer who has created the Muzhi cupboard for storing all your kitchenware in a way that will make Marie Kondo proud of your organization skills and Bobby Berk happy with your sense of aesthetic.

The cupboard is made of three main parts that the owner can assemble or disassemble according to their needs. The upper part of the cupboard is semi-open where the right side can be used to store tableware and the left side can be used for potted plants as it is open on three sides which allows for ample sunlight. The middle area is an open spacious section that can be used as a sideboard, a small bar counter, or a place to keep small and medium-sized appliances like a kettle, coffee maker or a toaster. Meanwhile, the lower section has a partly glazed left-hand drawer to let the owner see what’s stored inside and the large tray area on the right-hand side can be used to store pot covers or everyday utensils. Details like the solid timber handrail and hanging rails were added to provide a neat place for towels and wine glasses.

Muzhi comes in two finishes and has a simple yet elegant design that blends clean lines with the warmth of wood – a piece of evergreen furniture that will always be useful. It also makes the kitchen look more airy and spacious with the partially-open components. The modular build of this piece makes it the right fit for any kitchen but especially smaller ones that need to optimize space. Having Muzhi is definitely better than a bunch of bulky cabinets, it adds a timeless touch to your kitchen and you never have to fumble to find your dishes again.

Designer: Yen-Hao, Chu

Alissa Skelton reports in the Omaha World Herald that a Nebraska woman, Sylvia Driskell, 66, who claims to be “an ambassador for God and his son, Jesus Christ,” has filed a lawsuit against “all homosexuals.” She is representing herself in the case.

“Citing Bible verses, Driskell contends ‘that homosexuality is a sin and that they the homosexuals know it is a sin to live a life of homosexuality. Why else would they have been hiding in the closet(?)’”

"Driskell wrote in a seven-page petition to the court that God has said homosexuality is an abomination. She challenged the court to not call God a liar," Skelton's story says.

Covid-19 physical distancing has sparked a new trend among Catholics with a sense of humor: baptism by water pistol.

The telltale sign that this child is a girl might not be the christening gown, but the pink water gun. Interesting too, because historically pink was associated with the masculine (it was considered a variant of red) and blue was attributed to the feminine (because The Virgin Mary was most often depicted wearing blue). So this just goes to show that the Catholic church can, in fact, to some degree, change with the times.

Image: Jumpstory / CC0

There’s a reason why Polaroids were so popular for so long. Even now, in a world where you can take a picture and send an exact copy to a friend in seconds, there’s something appealing about having a tangible, real-world representation of your image in your hand in seconds, ready to be saved for all time.

Of course, between the cost of ink cartridges and their prohibitive size and lack of mobility, a regular printer doesn’t quite scratch the same itch. However, the Mini Magic Wireless Photo Printer checks all the right boxes, offering an easy portable method of printing up your favorite pictures all without the hassle of ink.

This palm-sized printer uses thermal printing techniques, seamlessly transferring your image from your iOS or Android phone directly on to a thermal paper roll. Without the use of ink, you can print a pocket-sized version of all your favorite pics in a matter of seconds.

The printer connects to your phone via Bluetooth or USB, then you open your image in the free PeriPage app. There you can edit your image, then hit print and watch your picture spool out. 

Of course, the beauty of this printer is that it doesn’t just print images. With the app, you can easily set up this printer to print virtually anything, including text. You can use it to print notes, create a shipping label or any of a hundred different uses.

Build with sturdy construction and an ergonomic design, this makes a great travel accessory for a business person or a fun toy for a picture-obsessed teen. The package also comes with six extra thermal rolls, which enable you to shoot and print up to 100 images.

The Mini Magic Wireless Photo Printer is definitely cool at its regular $169.99 retail price, but at 64 percent off, only $59.99, cool becomes a must-have.

 

Mini Magic Wireless Photo Printer + 6 Thermal Rolls - $59.99

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I am a huge foodie, and I have noticed this in both cuisine and design that the French love taking what you know, flipping it on its head, and giving you a crazier yet better version while you just sit there wondering “How do they do this every time?!”. The latest product to fall in this category is the ‘Chaise Renversée’ – a desk that can also transform into a long chair by the famous French architect Pierre-Louis Gerlier. The literal translation of Chaise Renversée is ‘chair overturned’, I love how simply the French put everything.

Since we are all cooped up in our homes, we are constantly finding ways to optimize space. Especially if you live in a city, you are likely to have everyday objects that are modular so that you have a functional space. Our current situation and the need to be flexible within a small space is exactly what inspired Gerlier to design the Chaise Renversée. It is the perfect blend of work from home and Netflix from home into one piece of modern furniture, it provides a stable table area to work and can then transform into the ‘Chaise Lounge’ when you want to relax.

“Chaise renversée is a desk for those who do not wish to have a desk,” says the architect, and I think that makes sense! If you only use your desk to reply to emails or pay the bills then it is inefficient to have a rigid, barely-used piece of furniture occupying space in your home. What we need is for our flexible lifestyle is what Gerlier gives us, a lounge chair that also works for work – if our 2020 mood could be translated into furniture, this is it. Sleeping on your desk has a whole new meaning.

Designer: Pierre-Louis Gerlier

Pocos personajes han dado tanto juego como Trump. Se han hecho infinidad de memes con sus míticas frases y declaraciones sin sentido, fotomontajes y un montón de parodias en prendas. La mofa no para y ahora puedes hasta limpiarte el culete con papel higiénico con su cara estampada, o el retrete con una escobilla caricaturesca.

Por sólo 11,99€ puedes hacerte con un pack de limpieza Trump y disfrutar de una higiene presidencial.

Escrito en: Escobilla de baño y papel higiénico de Trump. Make your Toilet great again!
Síguenos: @NoPuedoCreer - @QueLoVendan

If you’ve run out of things to do while youmare stuck in quarantine, we can recommend you a new activity – bird watching. You’ll quickly realize that there’s more than just pigeons and crows flying around your home. And if you have a particularly keen eye, you might even be able to spot a Bearded Reedling – an adorable little bird that will steal your heart with its hilariously awkward splits.

Make grooming a more pleasant task for both you and your fur baby with this ingenious attachment for vacuums. The specially designed brush head will vacuum up all loose pet hair while simultaneously giving them a relaxing message.

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$25.98

Thelma's Treats The Dieline #packaging #food

"My wife hates it when I work from home," writes Banksy on Instagram.

Bring some hilarity and laughter into your everyday life with The Screaming Goat figurine. Ideal for goat-lovers who are fan of screaming goat videos, this small goat companion that will emit a loud and wildly entertaining scream upon pressing down on the stump stand.

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$9.95

Fruit Smoothie on Behance #cubillo #design

In a live broadcast Sunday, Queen Elizabeth II spoke about the coronavirus situation. It was a serious and reassuring speech. But, she wore a green dress, a green-screen-green dress. The internet, starting with Peter Chiykowski, took it from there.

One commenter quipped that the dress was the Queen's "'Easter egg' to provide entertainment to the quarantined masses." Unlikely, but fun to think about.

THIS ONE:

green-screen-screengrab via Peter Chiykowski/Twitter