The Contemporary Magnetic Ball Clock costs around $32 over at Gizoo.

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Contemporary Magnetic Ball Clock

In a manner of speaking, this Mini Chair Chandeliers created by Paolo Pavi surely looks like a recycled piece of sorts. The chair was created using an aluminum structure to hold them together but looks more like it has a magnet somewhere in there to really make it stick.

Whatever the case maybe, idea or not, this is one chair creation that should be something to laud. Made up of mini chairs crafted by Vitra, it is a mind-boggling orb of industrial design goodness.

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Paolo Pavi’s Mini Chair Chandeliers

We have all heard of magnets being used in standard home appliances such as refrigerators but a clock? Well now there is in the form of this Magnet Clock which combines time and scheduling your errands in the process.

The Magnet Clock comes with various printed icons standing for something. Although many may have a hard time figuring out what they mean, you can always improvise. It may be hard at first but after some getting used to, they can really be something ideal to use.

The clock was made by Argentinean design studio, Designplus. The down side of that is that you can’t purchase the clock right now, but if it ever did get created it’d be perfect for Perpetual Kid.

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The Magnet Clock

When it comes to kitchen organization, rarely would you see kitchen knives that allow you to place them in the right places. But it seems that thanks to this Singular Block Knives design, adding a strong magnet can allow you to attach them anywhere and make sure that they are secure.

Aaron Root was charged by J.A. Henckles to create a unique way for people to purchase individual knives that would normally be part of a large block set. So, what he did was to break up the block. Each knife comes in its own block, magnets on either side, making it possible for the purchaser to collect then put them all together for their own unique block set.

This is sure not to get much attention but the fact remains that security and organization of dangerous kitchen paraphernalia as knives need to be in place.

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Sticky Singular Block Knives

I love this post as it  gives instructions on building a kid’s kitchen from an old entertainment center. Its easy, its fun and more importantly  its cheap!

“First we took off the two cabinet doors, removed the hardware, and covered them in silver contact paper ($10, Home Depot – one roll should be enough) to give it a stainless steel look. Then we moved the handle on one of the doors to open from the top (instead of the side) so it was more like an oven. Most entertainment centers have magnets on those doors, so you should not have an issue keeping the door closed. We used all the original hardware, so this was free.”

DIY : Kid’s Kitchen

When writing in a blog about beds, the word “Blow” usually brings a few quirky brows and sadistic smiles. Okay, read again. . The Blow Table Lamp is designed by Studio Italia Design, and it has a low-voltage lamp, ENCASED in an outer crystal-clear globe. It’s direction is controlled by a decorative magnet located outside the globe. Put it anywhere ON the globe, and the inside lamp follows it’s direction. Uber cool as the geeks say! Perfect for a bedside lamp of any geek’s room. In fact,a  must have!

Blow Table Lamp