Mini Materials

Mini Materials is like Lego, but with real materials! You can now channel your inner architect with these brilliant mini building materials, use stuff such as cinder blocks (made from real cement), bricks (made from real terra cotta), wooden palettes and wooden planks, even concrete mix to bring everything together and build some cracking looking constructions. The only thing holding you back is your own imagination. All the materials are 1/12 scale and available now at Mini Materials´ website starting for around $5 per pack.

ROCKER GARLIC CRUSHER | BY JOSEPH JOSEPH

We love a good practical kitchen utensil, especially if it is well designed. Besides beautiful, the Rocker garlic crusher, is very practical. According to the inventor you crush the garlic, throw it in the pan without waste and when time comes to wash your hands, just rub them on the back of the utensil and the smell of garlic disappears! Other cool kitchen utensils we have featured: Citrus Squeezer, Fridge magnet bottle opener, Puzzleboard  ...
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BOSC VILLA FORMENTERA

Formentera is a small beautiful island in the Balearics, famous for its sea, its beaches of fine white sand and for having been the destination in the 1960s for many hippies who found unspoiled nature and an easy way of life. It is there that we find this magnificent retreat designed by architect Maria Castello. Villa Bosc Formentera is a glass and timber retreat that beds into the rocky terrain and is inspired by a traditional fishing boathouse on the southern coas...
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SLICE & SERVE | BREAD AND CHEESE BOARD

Slice & Serve is an award winning Bread and Cheese Board by Joseph Joseph. Slice & Serve performs several functions, it comprises an attractive, high-quality beech board, a melamine tray, and a removable condiment dish. The board is reversible, the smooth side is ideal for serving cheese or desserts, the other side with crumb-catching grooves, is perfectly suited to cutting bread, which can then be served with some olive oil or butter in the dish....
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