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Glazed and Confused #420
Play with your food much? Probably not as much, or as well, as artist Kaisa Haupt does. Sandwich Monsters is a fun collection of cute and edible creatures made from sandwiches and other sandwich material. Check out more of the project here.
Bread Stark #GameOfThrones
Salami’ese Twins
Fryclops
Punxsutawney Phil’ly Cheeseteak
Unidenti’fried Flying Obj-egg
Problem… You just came across a hunk of cheese that needs grating immediately, and you forgot to bring your box grater again. Lucky for you, you met a guy last night from the cheese shop, Bon Vivant, who gave you a business card that doubles as a cheese grater. Problem solved.
The idea for the Cheese Grater Business Card came from ad agency JWT. It includes a protective leather sleeve to protect you from when you put in your pocket — which is great for your fingers. Not using it would be grate for your fingers. Homophones!!!
[via Gizmodo]
This week, May 17th to be exact, marks the 2,557th birthday of the enlightened one, Buddha. The celebration takes place at The Lantern Festival in Seoul, South Korea – celebrated on the night of May’s full moon.
To do our part here in the States, The Foodiggity Shop is offering our beloved Buddha Butter Dish on sale for the first time ever. Head over to the shop before the end of Sunday 5/18, and get a beautiful ceramic version of the old man to hang out in the fridge.
Your pasta-inspired decor has arrived. The Pasta Collection is brought to us by Italian designers Francesco Barbi and Guido Bottazzo from BicubeDesign.
Rough day? Kick off your shoes and relax on your comfortable Tortellino chair or Rigatoni sofa. Flip on the Spaghetti chandelier and put your feet up on your tomato ottoman while you wait for the sauce to be ready. The Pasta Collection was featured at SaloneSatellite 2013.
[via Core77]
Eight-ball, top stem pocket. The Banana Pool Table was created by designer Cléon Daniel and carpenter Julien Forder — taking about a year to make. So the questions we have… How do you bank a shot when there are no straight sides? And, where does one find that much yellow felt? Find out more about the project here.
[via Neatorama]
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