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Schofield Wall Clock

Schofield is a watch company from Sussex, England. It is the inspiration and creative vision of watch designer Giles Ellis, a man obsessed with detail, thoroughness, and a passion for lighthouses. Their latest offering is a retro, beautifully made 1950s factory type of clock. The stunning Schofield Wall Clock is a handcrafted limited edition, and is more of a large watch, rather than a small clock. It is powered by a high-frequency quartz movement, has an aluminium case, is 160mm wide, and can be hung alone on the wall, or stood on a desk or shelf thanks to a handy stand.



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TAIL AND NOSE BOOKENDS | BY SKATE-HOME - Image

TAIL AND NOSE BOOKENDS | BY SKATE-HOME

Skate-Home build original furniture always inspired by the skateboard shape, we have featured their beautiful Nollie Flip Stool before. Their latest product are these cool Tail & Nose Bookends, made with Canadian maple and skateboard wheels. Available in several colors from the Skate-Home webstore. If your a DIY fan, you could probably save yourself some cash and build them yourself using a recycled skateboard. Also check out our roundup on Recycled Skate...
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Paperpan 3D Paper Art

Paperpan is an Istanbul-based Paper artist that creates gorgeous animal, insect and bird designs made out of cleverly folded colorful paper. This edgy and minimal paper art brings whimsical fun to the third dimension by capturing everything from animals to insects on paper, by paper. Amongst his amazing origami-style designs are a deer, a tiger, a zebra, butterflies, bees and several species of birds, including parrots, macaws and toucans, just to name a few. The ha...
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Grid Framed Tech

Grid Studio is currently having a 72h Flash Sale! The Framed Tech collection pays tribute to iconic tech devices by meticulously dissecting and organizing their components, transforming them into captivating works of art. These disassembled gadgets are carefully diagramed, arranged, and framed, turning discarded digital relics into curiosities that blur the line between technology and fine art. If you have fond memories of your first smartphone or Gameboy an...
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