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Corona Black And White Globes | By Nendo | Image

Corona Black And White Globes | By Nendo
Nendo wanted to create a new globe which was more graphically emotional, rather than just simply an object which presents information. By reducing the amount of information shown and rendering the oceans and bodies of water in white and landmasses in black, the corona globe highlights the reliefs of islands and coastlines.



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Townew Self-Changing Trash Can - Image

Townew Self-Changing Trash Can
Meet the first self-sealing and self-changing trash can. The Townew waste bin uses HDPE Refill Rings to eliminate traditional garbage bags. With built-in thermoplastic sealing technology and infrared sensing lid, it automatically seals bags, detects overloading, and keeps odors secured. The rechargeable battery lasts up to 30 days, and it seamlessly integrates into modern kitchens with its minimalist design and open-top. The ultimate hands-free and hassle-free solut...
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2017 GIFTS FOR THE OUTDOORSMAN
Today´s gift roundup is focused on the adventurer in your life, we bring you a list of products that are truly useful in the great outdoors. Solutions to keep you warm on a chilly night, solutions for light packing when heading out into the wilderness, solutions for charging your precious gadgets, solutions for cooking a complete meal, plus plenty more outdoor gear. ...
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PIGGYBACK RIDER
The Piggyback Rider is an enjoyable, effortless way to carry a child (2.5+ years / up to 60lbs) on your back, replacing bulky backpack carriers and strollers, you can enjoy long walks without worrying about your toddler getting tired. The Piggyback Rider is referred to as the next step after your child outgrows a traditional child carrier backpack, the unique kid carrier features a non-skid foot bar for a child to stand on, a safety harness and handles for a kid to ...
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