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The Perfect Weekend Bag Transforms Into A Pre-Stocked Hanging Shelf

If you hate living out of your suitcase when you travel, but you’re also just too damn lazy to hang stuff up or fill a drawer, these Rise & Hang bags are the perfect solution to your biggest travelling gripe. The $99 Weekender bag uses the company’s patented collapsible shelving system, so all you need to find is a secure place to hang it and you’re instantly unpacked.

18 June 2013

Gadgets

Origami-Inspired Clocks So Attention-Grabbing You’ll Never Run Late

Sometimes, a piece of design is so interesting, it’s hard not to drop everything and pay attention to it. Dressed in bright, bold colours, with sharp, tessellated forms, these origami clocks from U.K. firm Raw Dezign definitely fits the bill.

14 June 2013

Gadgets

An Awesome 132-Cube Ice Tray Exists Because People Are Idiots

First, there’s a special place in hell for people who leave the ice trays empty. Ugh! But those people exist, so thankfully Lékué makes a tray that has space to store 132 cubes.

13 June 2013

Gadgets

Swatch’s Dive Watches Won’t Take You To The Depths Of Poverty

If you’re into any kind of serious underwater adventuring, you’ll probably balk at Swatch’s new Scuba Libre line. But at just $90 they’re not targeted at timepiece connoisseurs or wannabe Jacques Cousteaus. They’re designed for an afternoon at the beach where you won’t be too devastated if your watch gets destroyed after an epic tubing run.

12 June 2013

Geek Out

This Smart Beach Bag Keeps The Sand Out Of Your Stuff

Every time you go to the beach, little grains of sand will inevitably follow you home. But thanks to a hidden mesh compartment, the genius Shake Bag keeps the sand on the shore where it belongs.

11 June 2013

Geek Out

A Cleverly Curved Axe Head Turns Anyone Into Paul Bunyan

They say if you build a better mouse trap the world will beat a path to your door. But if you live in the woods, and come up with an ingenious way to improve something as simple as an axe head, the world will be able to clear cut a path to your door. Because cutting down trees and turning them into cords of firewood just got infinitely easier with the Vipukirves axe.

8 June 2013

Entertainment

This Handsome Passive Speaker Is Down To Party Anywhere

What’s a party without a little music? The attractive Timbre Amplifier is just the ticket for your shindig’s soundtrack, and you don’t have to worry about charging it.

7 June 2013

Gadgets

A Shiny, Happy Kitchen Scale For Shiny, Happy People (And Anyone Else)

If you’re into cooking, eventually you’ll run into a culinary scenario where you need a scale in your kitchen. But you want something that looks as good as it is accurate, right?. Enter the Arti scale by Escali.

6 June 2013

Geek Out

This Is The Perfect Wallpaper For Book Worms

Books! Who doesn’t love books? You can shout that love to the high heavens — or at least to a room in your house — with this adorable Penguin Classics wallpaper. I love this idea, because many book jackets are so artfully done, especially the classics.

5 June 2013

Geek Out

19th-Century Geometry Lesson Makes For Beautiful Wall Art

Geometry is one of the few sort of maths that uses visual logic. After all, even if you didn’t understand whatever problem was on hand, you could usually puzzle it out by simply looking at it.

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