Planter Chandelier: 38 Series Planter Chandelier created by designer O Arbel, houses both the light bulbs and plants alike. Solar Panels Chandelier: This blue butterfly chandelier is made from solar panels. Memoria - 100 Cups of Tea, Never To Be: Its the creation of R Wilson that shows unmatched simplistic beauty in everyday objects. Marie Coquine Chandelier: Designed by Philippe Starck, the Marie Coquine chandelier is part of Baccarat's 'Highlights Collection' range. Wire Chandelier: Milk Crate Chandelier: A creative way to reuse milk crates; turn them into a chandelier. Chandelier by S Haygarth: Made from 1000 used partypoppers by London based designer S Haygarth. Illy Coffee Cup Chandelier: The Illy Cup Collection Chandelier features approximately 330 cups; coffee company Illy created these limited edition coffee cups in collaboration with some of the top names in the arts from 1992 to 2005. Nail Polish Bottles Chandelier: A cool way to reuse used nail lacquer bottles, turn them into a creative chandelier. Zabriskie Point Lamp: Designer D Santachiara designed the Zabriskie Point lamp for Italian lighting manufacturer de Majo Illuminazione. Mirrored Pendant Chandelier: L.A based glass artist Alison Berger designed this Mirrored Pendant Chandelier. Susurrus Chandelier by Item: Canopy Chandelier: It takes its inspiration from the branches of a tree, the sculpture was developed to be placed under a light bulb and cast a shadow on the ground, providing the room with both a light and shade source, just like a canopy. Bodo Sperlein Chandeliers for Lladró: This comes from Bodo Sperlein, created as part of his new Re-Cyclos collection for Lladró.
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Stick Pin Iron: It clips your tie in place and is powered by either USB or an electric outlet to remove creases. Light Iron: Designed by Tatasuya Kobayashi, the lighting reflects the temperature. Easy Iron: Designed by Choi Hyemin, the Easy Iron sort of splits into two different bases for such tricky creases. U-Buttons Iron: It irons neatly even the surrounding the surfaces of buttons. Easyglider Steam Iron Concept: Designed by Gonçalves; it's super light weight, ergonomically correct, comes with sleek base with 3 wheels with lock mechanism, removable water tank that has a volume of 2 liters to provide plenty of steam and more. Roly Poly Iron: The Roly Poly Iron designed by Wonkook Lee works on the rocking principle. When not in use, the iron is pulled back into a standing point. A Menës Iron: Designed by Nico Kläber, especially for men; it's a black iron that comes with a surface of a regular large size iron and with a flick of the lever you get a tinier one for those smaller shirt sleeves. Transparent Iron: This transparent iron lets you see the clothes while you are ironing them. Heat conduction works via a network of electrothermal wireswhile the soleplate is made out of tempered glass. Roly Poly Iron - 2: The Roly Poly Irons designed by Wonkook Lee works on built-in weight mechanism; when not pressed down, the added weight to the handles rocks the iron back to a standing point. 360 Iron: It comes with a touch-screen display that replaces standard dials, and the design relaxes the hands by using a flexible, ergonomic junction that transfers twisting of the wrist to the iron itself. Iron concept by A Wendel: The minimal design comes with a balljoint, that doubles up as a water tank.
Emsaflow Carafe: This stylish glass carafe features an innovative stainless steel base with a freezable cooling plate inside; it keeps your drink cold for a full four hours. Carafe by N Jobs: This handmade carafe from designer Nina Jobs is a glass beverage carafe, decanter and decorative vase all-in-one. Prodyne Double Wall Carafe: It keeps your beverage chilled without ever watering them down. Glass Carafe: It holds 19 oz of your favorite beverage and features a built-in container on the side to keep it cold without watering it down. Carafe by Scott Henderson: Deisnged by Scott Henderson, this cool carafe is made of pure porcelain. Bubbly Carafe: This carafe set is the creation of designer Chiara Onida; it uses the idea of sound and water to create a bubbly rhythm. Aquaraf Carafe by Hegge Id: Aquaraf water carafe is made of porcelain and looks like a water tower; the top portion is the cover of the container that can be used as a cup.
USB-Heated Fingerless Gloves: Just connect these cool gloves right in to your notebook and keep your hands warm. Apple Featured Mittens: These mittens are made by Etsy seller ChickenBetty; 'when held together, they look like the hands and apple featured on the cover of the first novel.' Light Gloves: These pair of light gloves have a set of bright lights built into the fingertips that comes in with different light option modes. Rabbit USB Gloves: With these warmers you can coolly type on your laptop without getting your hands chilled; just connect it into the USB port to heat up. Ping Pong Paddle Gloves: With these cool gloves, you can take your table tennis game to a whole new level. These innovative double-sided paddles slip over your hands like gloves and thus makes your hands the paddle, and gives you greater ball control, better hand-eye coordination, faster volleys, an improved backhand, and more spin. Piano Gloves: Just put on the piano gloves and the fingertips activate the piano notes that can be heard right into its built-in speaker.
Word Clocks: Cool word clocks slowly shows the time with the text. Long-D Clocks: Designed by Kit Men Keung; it has a dual time piece that displays two time zones in a subtle manner. Watt Time: It's a light bulb shaped clock that comes with a bright blue display that illuminates the time, and a snooze button located on top of the bulb's end. Tiktak Clocks: Each number on the dial is represented by one or more metal hands with digits of varying sizes on their ends Aspiral Clocks: Neil Lambeth and Will Aspinall developed this 'Aspiral Clock'; it consists of a slowly rotating spiral track with a ball inside. "The entire clock itself turns slowly over a twelve-hour interval and a loose ball inside marks the current time." Planetary Sphere Watch: This watch is designed and created by Pierre Junod. It tells time using a pair of rotating hands that float through the equator of the globe. 4th Dimension Concrete Clocks: These wall clocks are made of cement. "Concept of linking time and space is visualized with the form of a spiral staircase that has hands on its top level continuingly going down and up as time goes by. Light and shadow also change with time in this clock." Utensils Clock: Time in these clocks is represented by forks, spoons and other utensils. Knit Clocks: Creation of designers Carlo and Benedetta Tamborini; its made of cotton and comes with incredible detail that is filled with soft, intricate lines, the kind usually found in your closet, not on your wall. Little Time Clocks: Cool wall clocks designed by Rafael Morgan, comes with small numbers printed and uses magnifiers for hands.
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