We've all had that dream of coming up with the next big idea that takes the world by storm, haven't we? Well, what about the next little thing that moves the needle towards a better life just a bit? Those things are certainly welcome, too!
Now, these things might not be lucrative for the designers behind them, but they should still feel proud of their work. And with any luck, we'll see more of this stuff in the future, and not less.
For all of us who smash our noses into our hot coffee lids in the morning, that divot is an absolute revelation.
And a nice, warm cookie, too! Nothing helps coffee along like dunking a cookie in it!
Obviously it's not the same as the real thing, but anything to reduce fear and anxiety helps.
And the time and effort that went into making it was totally worth it, because it's adorable.
It probably doesn't hold a charge for as long as a standard AAA battery, but then, it can be charged via microUSB, which is pretty handy.
The most fun house on the block! I want one of these on my house now.
How awesome would it be if you could get an attendant to run size changes for you?
I love the idea of countdowns at intersections, but I wonder how they would actually play out in real life.
The five marble pillars, each representing a branch of the Armed Services, line up perfectly with the sun at exactly 11:11 am on November 11th every year, casting the Great Seal of the United States onto the bricks below.
Or to grab a soda instead of a beer, I suppose.
You can never be too safe, so it's a welcome addition, and lowkey, too.
Because craning your neck up to watch cable news on a tiny screen while you jog is so 2002.
There never seems to be enough outlets at airports, but it's getting better!
And, honestly, I really want to know what that "Tak" noise my fridge has been making is all about.
Perfect for sleeping to, both for cooling the room down and giving that little, soothing background noise.
I wonder how much this cut down on the things they collect for their lost and found.
Much of the equipment is inside the mammoth's body, and kids can slide down the tusks.
That's a decal on his truck's tailgate that makes it look like his bed is empty, a very effective illusion.
I especially appreciate the inclusion of Wendel and Bart's Treehouse of Horror twin, Hugo.
Who wouldn't love a little fresh air and greenery when nature calls?
Not only is it weather-friendly, but it's also beautifully painted inside!
What an age we live in, when a gas station is also a Whataburger drive-thru!
Love this idea. I've always felt like I should apologize to whoever has to empty the trash when I throw away a half-empty soda.
Now if only there was a way to time it down to the four minutes of true, perfect ripeness every avocado seems to have.
