RH Vintage Industrial Foosball Table

Foosball is one of the oldest table games, invented in the early 1900s, and this finely crafted foosball table exudes a vintage industrial aesthetic that we love, making this one of a kind piece a must have for your game room. The handsome tabletop pitch is finely crafted of natural volcanic basalt set in a reclaimed hardwood case and mounted atop sturdy cast iron legs, making this table a charming addition to any room in your home. The table features solid steel player rods and wooden handles along with gold and silver players. Metal abacus style scorers makes keeping score simple. Another great vintage-style product by Restoration Hardware.

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CHALKBOARD DOOR HANGER

Another nice find on Restoration Hardware, this clever Chalkboard Door Hanger is a stylish way to hang a note and make sure it´s seen. The hanger is chalkboard on both sides allowing you to write two separate notes, and comes with two pieces of chalk and a mini eraser. ...
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ARB Weatherproof Fridge Freezer

If you’re looking for a freezer that can store loads of food and withstand heavy duty treatment and still be packed with high tech features, look no further… there’s nothing on the market like the ARB Weatherproof Fridge Freezer. Made from high grade stainless steel, with aluminum latches and moulded plastic protectors, plus an assisted opening lid with a classic gas strut system, it’s as tough as they come. The tech is there too, through a touch pad that en...
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DOWNLOADABLE 3D MASKS | BY WINTERCROFT

With Halloween around the corner, you´re probably still looking for an original mask for your kids or for impressing your friends, this year why not make it yourself? Etsy online store Wintercroft is selling a variety of cool 3D masks, the process is fairly simple, choose a mask, download the DIY kit, print the template, follow the instructions and stick it to card or cardboard. You can then decorate it however you like. The end result is your own self-made polygon...
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