It’s unbelievable what difference two dots and a cross can make. The idea of this cute rabbit garbage bag comes from the (obviously) japanese company, MAQ Inc.

This rabbit is the latest addition to the series of garbage bag art that is supposed to encourage you not to leave your garbage behind. You can buy the bags at the Mottainai shop.

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But this isn’t only the usual ‘Let’s sell this product with a cute animal‘ marketing idea, although that also works well. DenHaus designs furniture that “doubles as comfy hideaways for your pets”.

The dens you can use as tables are scratch-safe, and they are available in three different designs.

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The seat is - of course - by Atypyk.

It is designed by Michael Angelo for the company Flavor Paper and is available with three patterns, in three scents: cherry, banana and tutti frutti.

These are real. If you scratch them, you can sniff them. I only wonder how they’re going to look later?

This psychedelic Hypnose sofa was designed by the Brazilian Rafael Simoes Miranda, so send your ophthalmology bill to him.

On another note, it’s quite amazing.

Of course it’s also possible that Jacqueline Dufresne only knit these jackets to keep the apple from getting bruised.

If you’re crafty you can knit one for yourself, but if you’re like us, you can still buy one for 20 dollars.

The set consists of a bowl, a plate and chopsticks. For a family dinner, there are sets for kids as well.

Even if you don’t keep a diary, reading before falling asleep is a conventional habit. Thanks to Miss Kara, we can read til we drop, and it’s granted that you drop your head on something soft and comfortable.

This bookcover is one from the Mogu pillow collection.

My other favourites:

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The PJ Pocket Pillow doesn’t even look like your average pillow. But if you look closer, you see that it was inspired by a japanese anemone box, so it can be opened and you can hide your secret stash inside.

The pillow is available in three different patterns and in various colours, for 105 dollars.

This is what happens.

Overanalized Christmas Ornament by Wrapables.

For how to wear it, use your imagination!

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This is what inspired the Vibrand advertising agency when creating their campaign for the Ugly Pizza, that is distributed by Schwan Consumer Brands.

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THe kitten above was made of wool by Rose Thistle, who loves “to create custom, needlefelt, wool sculpture portraits of your beloved pets”, not in the way usual toys are made.

More Woolitures can be seen here, and you can order or buy your own at the ETSY site of the artist.

What we get is probably the cutest clock I’ve ever seen.

The designer of the Race Clock is Ignacio Pilotto.

We are inconsolably sas that these cute wide beasts will be homeless soon. This Global Warming carpet is a heads up by NEL.

The concept of the rug is the same as of last years rug, Iraq, designed by the same people.

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And the best thing about it? It’s mobile!

The idea of turning a caravan into a private garden is of Kevin VanBraak, who even carefully placed a campfire in the middle.

All it needs is a roof for rainy days, but I guess you can just fold it up and stay inside.

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At the site of the Toaster Museum you can browse through hundreds of toasters categorized by country, by company and by characteristics.

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