I love wishlists. They not only tell me what the wishlist-er wants, but also gives me a tiny peek into their soul. Please take a look inside mine! Here are a few things I’d like to see under my tree this year. The Geek in Me 1. Sparkling Bacon Ornament 2.Grassy Lawn Charging Station 3.Cat Scratch DJ [...]
Out walking in beautiful Brooklyn with my friend Shannon the other day, we stumbled upon the cutest modern boutique called Module R. It’s chock full of really cool modern stuff but I focused most of my attention on the vast number of options available for carrying lunch to work. I’ve been on the hunt for a new lunch [...]
The Human Rug I would argue that there is nothing creepier than a rug that looks like your neighbor took a face plant from the Empire State Building. Even though it’s so very obvious the rug is not real, it looks like a cousin of the blow-up doll, with it’s creepy slack jawed stare, it’s [...]
I loved playing with those marble runs as a kid, but clean up was always a pain. Bernhard Burkard has combined this game with my other love for refrigerator magnets. With the Plama Marble Run 2D there is no clean up necessary. Tweet
Paul Jr. who is known for designing motorcycles has decided to take a shot at another manly item, the grill. For $140, you get 285 square inches of cooking space to grill those burgers. The unique design is collapsible so you can take it with you on those long road trips with the family or the [...]
I hate to cook. I know, I know it’s not trendy to hate cooking these days. You can hardly turn a channel on TV without landing on some reality cooking show torturing contestants for fun and profit. It’s not my bag, but I get it. And I don’t read food blogs, well that’s not true, [...]
MUUTO is an Scandinavian design company that joins forces with the leading contemporary Scandinavian designers to create original products with new perspectives. They sent me a couple of new additions to their collection and I thought I would share them with you! The UNFOLD pendant lamp is a new take on the old industrial classic. [...]
