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Obol Bowl | Never Eat Soggy Cereal Again | Image

Obol Bowl | Never Eat Soggy Cereal Again
With Obol you can take your time eating your cereals, you will never eat soggy cereals again. This is one of those "i wish i had that idea" inventions, the Obol separates your cereals from your milk so you can mix them gradually as you eat. Obol can be used in various situations, adding croutons to soup or eating cookies with milk.
 




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Vaultskin Interior
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1920S FRENCH DRAFTING TABLE | Image

1920S FRENCH DRAFTING TABLE
Another beautiful piece of vintage furniture by Restoration Hardware, this French architects table was reproduced in exacting detail from an early 20th-century drafting table. Crafted in solid wood with meticulous care, the tabletop can be adjusted and tilts to various angles. Timeless piece of furniture. Other beautiful, vintage Restoration Hardware products we have featured: - Grand Leather Beanbag - Vintage Trunks - Buckle Chair - Vintage Toledo Barstool...
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POWERPOT | TURNS HEAT INTO POWER | Image

POWERPOT | TURNS HEAT INTO POWER
PowerPot is a product born from a very successful Kickstarter campaign. PowerPot is perfect for backpackers, hunters, and any "no electricity" zone. It is an innovative portable electric generator that doubles as a cooking pot, it converts heat directly into power enabling you to charge any USB handheld device. All you have to do is fill the PowerPot with water and place it over a heat source, then plug in your device for some extra juice. And no worry...
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LIGHTHOUSE OFFICE
Architects Kagan Taylor and Justin Rice of Knowhow Shop have designed and built a new office for their design studio in their backyard. Named the Lighthouse Office, the micro-building is a place for work and an example that showcases their craft. The little structure is made of lightweight prefabricated panels, and built on industrial casters borrowed from roll-off dumpsters, meaning it can easily be moved around. It features a funky door with no right angles, a win...
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