Posted by Jeannie Choe | 6 Apr 2007
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Here's a great example of marrying efficient production methods with a nice-looking and fully functional design. Snag a set in a black or brushed nickel finish, punch out at will -- just don't mess up! Matt Carr's Numbra house number system for Umbra gives your house a digit-lift for a thrifty $11.00.
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I can picture the whole street with "88"s.
It's meant to be inviting just as bubble-wrap, isn't it?
Until one kid comes up and 'plink' - ruins it.
Instead of popping it out, the "holes" should just flip around to expose a darker back. That way there's no waste. And if the person wanted to, they could take the numbers if they moved, and use them for a different address.