Ink Plain Body Prints

Award-winning digital production studio INK have created a stunning series of realistic plain body CGI posters designed to showcase some of the world´s most iconic racing cars in the purist way possible, with no livery or sponsorship. The result is a beautiful CG image of a plain body against an ethereal white background to not overcomplicate the effortlessly simple design. At the moment four cars are available, the classic Dakar Rally Porsche 959, the legendary Ford GT, the classic Jaguar D-Type, and the iconic Porsche 917. Each minimalist poster is printed on high quality paper at A2 size, you can choose a side, front, or rear shot, or get all three and install them side by side as a feature.

BottleLoft

Do you have difficulty managing space in your fridge? Always running out of fridge space for your beer collection? BottleLoft can definitely come in handy. The ingenious contraption saves you a lot of space by simply attaching your bottles to the interior ceiling of your fridge! Each strip utiizes 3M VHB (very high bond) adhesive to securely attach to your refrigerator ceiling, and can hold 3 standard 12 oz bottles by their cap alone. Two strips are included with ea...
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TRAVEL DOMINOES | BY WALNUT STUDIOLO

We’ve featured Walnut Studiolo before, they hand craft beautiful leather accessories for bike riders. They have since added an "on-the-go” collection to their range, including this Travel Dominoes set, designed to fit nicely in the hand while retaining the traditional domino ratios. Made from Baltic birch ply, each piece has been laser-cut with the appropriate domino pips (dots). Available either in a simple muslin bag or in a hand-finished and assembled Baltic ...
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OVERFLOW BATHTUBS | BY KASCH

The Overflow bathtub series is designed in such a way that overflowing water is directed back into the tub which gives the bath the appearance of a natural waterhole. The concept resulted from the wish to combine the aesthetics of nature with the cultic character of bathing, and to give space to the element water in order to allow for all its possibilities....
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