It’s been almost a year since VIPP‘s “Copenhagen Green” trashcans and toilet brushes became the first objects of their kind to grace this website. Now, the Danish company is
Elinor Portnoy is a Tel Aviv-based industrial designer who has given us what had previously been an absentee archetype in designer toy culture: the Jewish mother. Portnoy conceived
OK last post on these Argentine cereal premium toys (for today, at any rate). But these 80s music toy rings are just so good! Previously, we took a look
If you thought Roman Polanski and Woody Allen were odd bedfellows for pinball game toys, things are about to get even stranger. (And by “stranger,” I mean “more
In this world, there are objects that really ought not to exist. I, personally, can name (and find enjoyment in) many such items, but never in my wildest
New York’s KIOSK has turned their shop full of objects into a full-fledged objective: It’s soon time to VOTE and there is only one man with a plan, OBAMA. What
Avihai Shurin is an Israeli industrial designer who came up with a clever, albeit cheeky, concept: mass-producing an object found in most Jewish homes around the world. Presenting,
Art school is hardly the school of hard knocks, but it’s not exactly a cakewalk for students matriculating into today’s workforce either. Brutherford Industries‘ latest popject is a
Wise men from Bing Crosby to Perry Como to Agent Gordon Cole have advised letting a smile be your umbrella. Well the maker’s of this week’s ultimate popject have other ideas. When it
