Advantages to bringing your lunch to work instead of buying it: it’s inexpensive, healthy, tasty, and nearly always beats the cafeteria or food court. And if you’d like to brown bag it without, well, using an actual brown bag, check out this well-designed little number made right in downtown Toronto. … Read More
Have a new industrial studio apartment to decorate? Consider this for your dining table / drafting surface / high-powered conference station: an Infinito LED suspension ceiling lamp ($1,700). Aside from Star Trek-esque design, it provides both focused lighting for your surface and atmospheric lighting for the rest of the room. … Read More
Some day, world leaders will do something useful like standardise plugs and power the world over. That day is a long way off, so until then, check out the twist world travel adaptor ($45). It works in 150 countries and has four USB slots, so you can Candy Crush wherever … Read More
You know how it is: you desperately need to set something on fire—but oh no!—everything on your person is soaking wet. Well, that’s probably why you need the fire. Anyway, if you’re equipped with a waterproof fire kit ($150), you’re set. It’s essentially a solid, single piece of brass machined … Read More
Want to decorate your movie cave with something that isn’t movie posters and certainly not as expensive as a full-fledged bat cave? Well, check out these fine art prints of famous movie directors ($130). Right now there’s Marty, Alfred Hitchcock, and David Lynch, with hopefully more to come.
