As someone sorely lacking in kitchen space, I'm intensely covetous of the Galley Sink, a cleverly-designed system that greatly maximizes the functionality of a limited footprint.
The idea is simple: Two steps along each lengthwise edge allow you to slide a variety of accessories back and forth as needed, ranging from cutting boards to container-holding cutouts to racks and even a portable induction-style burner. Check it out:
I love how the narrator carefully enunciates "H-D-P-E" like it's some alien material.
My freshman year, there was a kid we used to call "Subway" because he was always the first to pass out at a party, and then everyone would start drawing on him with Sharpies. Despite his hard partying he was a good student, and one thing I know he learned...
My beer-drinking friends will undoubtedly call me a sissy for this, but here goes: On a sunny Scottish afternoon, at a pub in Edinburgh I discovered the best beer I'd ever tasted: a local brew called Innis & Gunn that's matured in whisky barrels. Their Highland Cask 18 is beer...
Although it's several years old, currently making the blog rounds is the BOLT line of locks. BOLT is an acroynm for Breakthrough One-key Lock Technology, and their line-up's key (ha) feature is that rather than coming with a set of keys, the locks "learn" your key, meaning that's one less...
Two ideas for things we'll probably never see, but which would be nice if they could actually be realized. The first is Brooklyn-based Pensa Design's Street Charge, which would be so useful that I can't ever see the City of New York agreeing to install them. The concept is to...
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