What’s more enviro-friendly than a recycle bin made from recycled paper that you can recycle? Not much. Designers Riccardo Nannini, Domenico Orefice and Emanuele Pizzolorusso have created this one-time use waste paper basket that looks an awful lot like a muffin cup. Either way, it’s thoughtful and unique and, I want one.
Business cards can be about as boring as a long distance drive with no music, or, they can be creative and reinforce the brand in ways that make you remember exactly who handed you the card, and call on them when you need their services. Here’s one for a massage therapist that does just that.
I think we’ve all tried sinking a balled-up piece of notebook paper into a trashcan at some point in our lives. It just would have been cooler if you did it with the paper from this notebook. A finalist at the European Design Awards, this awesome pad was done by Trapped in Suburbia to encourage clients to have fun at work.
Ever offer to plate some food for a friend and ask them how hungry they are only to get a mixed response or not know exactly how much “very hungry” translates to in hamburger helper? Me neither. But if I did, I can see how this bowl would be uber-helpful.
American designer Andrew Reeves, with Shane Blomberg and John Healy have developed a clip that, when attached to a soda bottle, gives the drinker the appearance of a mustachioed genius. Kind of like this pencil, these napkins, and the mustache stamp. Let’s just say that if you have one of these, you’ll probably get laid… a lot!
