Reclaimed Wood Lighting

Split Grain is an LA-based studio owned by designer Paul Freckler, he makes these exquisite lights with reclaimed wood. The beautiful collection of fine art wood sculptures explores the hidden beauty of the grain and growth of trees, each piece is unique and deconstructs the wood form to reveal its unique contours, patterns and characteristics. The sculptures are supported by aluminum or steel and are sliced in sections to create a unique form which also allows light to escape from the centre. Illuminated by multiple LED lights, they come with an integrated dimmer allowing its light to be adjusted to fit various room lighting conditions.

Learn more from Split Grain, or grab one from their online store at Etsy

PLUCK | EGG YOLK EXTRACTOR

Pluck is another genius invention from Quirky. The handy silicone device helps you separate egg yolks and whites, quickly and easily with no mess! Simply place "Pluck" over the yolk of an already cracked egg, squeeze the silicone chamber, and release to suck the egg yolk up into it. Watch the video Also check out these other awesome Quirky products we have featured: - Ray Solar Power Charger - The space Bar - Plug Hub - Ste...
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MODE ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH

Mode is the first electric toothbrush that docks and charges without wires. The stylish all-black toothbrush comes with a wireless charging pad (docks magnetically and charges without wires) that plugs right into an outlet, freeing up space on your counter. The stealthy toothbrush features soft tip vibrating bristles that gently clean the tooth surface and gums, has the ability to produce 38,000 brush strokes per minute, and has a smart electric motor with a 2 minut...
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STAR WARS DRONES

It was just a matter of time, really. With drones invading the skies all around us, it was inevitable that we would eventually be seeing some Star Wars Drones, RC toy maker Propel is launching a quartet of official drones modeled on some familiar modes of transportation from a galaxy far, far away. A speeder bike, and an X-Wing, and the Millennium Falcon, and a Tie fighter. And yes, they really do fly. The drones can reach speeds up to 40mph and can do 360-degree ae...
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