Apologies if you’re partaking in the low-carb trend, but the work of artist Sabine Timm is too cute not to share.
Timm uses ordinary pieces of white bread, rye and whole grain to make the most adorable bread art ever. Extra foodstuffs are used to give the carby characters expressions and extra facial features. See more of Timm’s work over on Instagram.
The greatest thing since the water bed, the Bread Bed is here to provide the best night of sleep ever.
Brought to us by Japanese sofa manufacturer, Cellutane, the loafy lounge starts off as a comfy chair. It opens up into one giant slice of bread, ready to be topped with some warm human.
Check it out here.
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If you like your carbs with a little metal, there’s Motörbread.
Brought to us by Lou Lou P’s Delights, the bread is inspired by the logo of rock band, Motörhead. Break out the butter, and side one of Overkill, and let’s take in some carbs.
Bread… It makes sandwiches and croutons possible, and is a great resting place for soft butter. Now, bread is here to help provide some mood lighting.
Pampshade, created by Japanese artist, Yukiko Morita, is a series of bread lamps. The best part, is that Pampshades are made from actual loaves, buns and croissants. The breads are coated in resin and given a battery insert or power cord. Find out more about the carby lamps here.
link via Spoon and Tamago
Apparently in Japan, if you’re making a sandwich with bread that isn’t bunny-shaped, you’re doing it wrong.
Bunny Bread is the latest quirky food trend from our friends in Japan. Whether it’s an ordinary loaf that happens to be bunny-shaped, or large rolls with bunny faces on them — as long as there’s long ears involved, it’s officially rabbit-bread season in Japan.
京成バラ園 隣のパン屋さんで、うさぎパン pic.twitter.com/W2GaAje3Gv
— usa41 (@usa41) May 16, 2016
パン屋Now♪、、今日も面白パン発見（笑）ゼリー・ビーンズの耳が可愛いな♪うさぎパン^ ^ pic.twitter.com/7y8zMmNEju
— gts (@gts1961) February 28, 2016
パァァァン！！🥖(リベンジ)
新高円寺、ベーカリー兎座［レプス］さんのうさぎパン、買えました。
うさぎパンは午前中に行かないと難しいかも… pic.twitter.com/rPYHLNwP9s
— momoiro＊3/18-20gg展 (@MkinokoM) March 3, 2017
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