Practically anyone would love to have breakfast in bed although there may be limitations depending on the type of breakfast tray that will be used. But thanks to clever design by Stefan Otzelberger called the hotspot/breakfast, you practically get a pretty pampered way of living the good life if you are still too lazy to get up.

The whole set consists of a kettle, a toaster, and even an Espresso machine, all capped with a hands-free concept based on carbon nanotubes (CNT) integrated in the plastic so that parts of the body itself become a heating element and therefore function very energy-efficiently.

Power is solicited through the base, making use of the same methodology to which electric kettles thrive on. The setup is a fully functional breakfast tray with components like a toaster, a kettle and an espresso pot; all designed with a classic touch.

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A Modern Breakfast in Bed Solution

Each of these plush planter pillows were made with quality textile materials and at different colors too. The fabrics are waterproof and the bottom of each pillow makes sure that surfaces to which they would be placed are pretty much dry.

Beneath these pillow planters are sufficient area for plant roots to develop. Each pot is removable as well to make it easy to clean and reconfigure, depending on what a person would want. With Studio Libel’s pillow pots, you can create a unique indoor garden in your apartment, or give the throws as a surprising gift in lieu boring bouquets of flowers.

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Willow Collection Plush Planters

Though it doesn’t look that scary, the Dino Desk Lamp is a functional piece that should serve you well. It is simple yet adorable, coming in dinosaur-shaped molds that should provide the necessary aid especially for people who need to read or do some work by their desk overnight.

The Dino Desk Lamp was designed by Deger Cengitz where its base can also act as a holder or maybe even a pot for a plant. The lamp is made of recycled felt and is available in three colors (green, gray and red). The lamp is available at Voos Furniture over in Brooklyn in case you want one.

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The Dino Desk Lamp

If you are not comfortable of the type of crib where you would leave your child, here is an alternative for you. This is the Pot Cot designed by Ubabub, a child-holding solution that comes with rounded ends and transparent sidings and star cut outs.

The mold and make of the Pot Cot should allow guardians keep a clearer eye on their babies. Also, once the child has outgrown the Pot Cot, it can be transformed into a bed. It is made of eco-friendly and features renewable plantation sourced plywood, recyclable plastic and metal components and a hypoallergenic mattress.

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Pot Cot Baby Crib

These portable grill are meant for people who hold parties on the go but they can be ideal equipment for people who may want some barbecues at their very own backyard. Better yet, they may even be great backup grills, the Cadac Portable Grills for tailgaters.

These versatile portable grills come in a convenient carry bag that makes them easy to pack away with the coolers, chairs and blankets required for a proper party. But once that perfect parking lot space has been staked out, they quickly and easily transform into a tailgate kitchen that can handle everything from hamburgers and hot dogs to stir fry or a big pot of secret recipe chili.

At the heart of these tailgate grills is a variable temperature burner fueled by disposable one-pound gas cylinders and a series of interchangeable cooking surfaces. Immediately above the burners is a rack that allows pots to be placed directly over the heat for simmering or boiling.

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Cadac Portable Grills

The Terrorist Tea Pot may not be conventionally pretty however it does reflect the times we live in! The Tea Pot is made from porcelain where as the cozy made from wool. The cup holds 1,5 liters.

The Terrorist Tea Pot

Ever wanted a cool lamp you can stick pictures and other stuff on?

Well, Kate over at Design Sponge shows you how to make one from scratch.

ever since i saw one on a bedside table in domino magazine, i have been in love with and searching for vintage cork lamps. they are hard to find though, and often pretty expensive, so i finally decided to try to make one! i was looking for bases that had a nice modern shape, and surprisingly i found them both at ikea, in the form of a garden pot (upside down) and two cutlery drying caddies taped together! you could really use any base you wanted, as long as you can drill a hole in the top for the lamp kit.

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DIY – Make your own Cork Lamp!