Want pizza? Push button. This bluetooth-enabled fridge magnet knows that you want your pizza, want it now, and with limited social interaction. A simple press, and your order is placed via the internet — or magic, I’m still not sure.
Although the VIP Fridge Magnet is the creation of a pizza place in Dubai — perhaps they’ll deliver to wherever you are if you push the button enough times.
[via Incredible Things]
Whether you’re a rockstar who needs to keep your beverages cool, or an air guitarist with no need for a real amp — The Marshall Fridge is here to help. Designed to be unmistakeable from the real thing, the coolest of Marshall stacks would make a great addition to any apartment or studio. Just watch where you plug in your Fender.
And if faux amps and guitar-related kitchen goods are your thing, check out the Amp’d Mug and Guitar Spatula over at the Foodiggity Shop.
[available for pre-order, via The Awesomer]
Apparently, refrigerator doors being left open result in over 1.7 billion dollars worth of wasted energy each year — in the U.S. alone. Lucky for us, Fridgeezoos are here to help.
The ‘adorable arctic companions from Japan’ will greet you kindly when you open the fridge, but leave the door open for too long, and feel their wrath. Available in an array of cold-loving characters.
Photographer Stephanie de Rouge recently created ‘In Your Fridge’, which offers an unconventional view of her subject’s personality through the contents of their refrigerator.
Berlin based artist Ralf Schmerberg recently created ‘Der Stromfresser’ (Electricity Hog), an igloo built of 322 refrigerators. Constructed in Hamburg, the igloo was built to raise awareness of energy efficiency, and to help a few Germans act like Eskimos and Pittsburgh hockey fans.
