A good idea is awesome. A good idea that's also got a wholesome element to it is even better.
It's not like everything in this list is going to change the world. But each idea makes life a little easier, or a little more interesting, or a little more beautiful.
Let's dig in to these wholesome good ideas.
It's a small thing, but I appreciate thematically-appropriate attention to detail like this. I'd love to see the moment this idea was hatched.
Movie night is just that much easier when you forego the bowl for a ready-to-eat "bowl" of popcorn such as this.
You have to admire the ingenuity here. "Coast" is a decent name for a restaurant (even if the "T" is bigger), and they found a way to upcycle the old sign.
This looks like the perfect rig to tool around in, whether you're moving down the interstate or cruising on Rainbow Road.
This cake is so beautiful, it would almost be a shame to eat it. Also, what's the water texture made of?
Work crews do their job at a variety of sites, often in areas that are far from proper restroom facilities. This solves that issue.
Museums are all about providing context and info for the things you're viewing. At this museum, that principle even extends to the paint on the walls.
I think I'd want to stop cycling for a few moments to enjoy my meal, but I still appreciate this concept.
Considering no tires will tread on the very middle section of the driveway, I can't think of a better way to repurpose the area.
Living a century is quite an accomplishment, so it's cool to see Queen Elizabeth II (who's approaching the centenarian mark herself) recognize it.
This box of tissues isn't going to change the world, but it's a fun change of pace from the ordinary.
Round crayons can roll off tables, making for dangerous floors and cranky kids. These square crayons are an elegantly simple solution.
For a kid who's afraid of the dark, I can't think of a more comforting sight to train your eyes on at night.
I love how well these homemade party decorations turned out. I'm sure it'll be a memorable birthday for this Mario-loving toddler.
If you want a luxurious, furry background, look no further than your luxurious, furry cat, assuming you have one.
I don't know about you, but I think I have something in my eye that's causing me to tear up a bit.
This is such a sweet, fun way for a parent to encourage their kid to take their medications.
It's tough to negotiate traffic as a cyclist. In Denmark, they start the training early with awesome playground areas like this.
Well that's just an elegant design right there, making use of the solar panel for shade, while using the power it generates to charge your devices. I wish every patio out there could make use of this.
Parking lots are the worst, so every little thing that can be done to de-stress the situation is welcome. Can't imagine how much this little tweak helps reduce dents and dings, too.
Libraries are a fantastic resource for so much more than just books, and this baking area is just one example.
Free period products just feel like a no-brainer. If they aren't actually everywhere yet, they really ought to be. It's such a simple way to provide relief for someone in an awkward situation.
Medical equipment can be pretty scary for kids, so painting an X-ray machine or an MRI or something like that is an easy way to soften things up. Seems like grown-ups can appreciate it as well!
If I was sending my precious pooch off to doggy daycare, I would also want to know if she was enjoying a good run and play, meeting new friends, and rocking the ball pit.
I wonder if this elevator has the traditional hand-touch panel as well? Either way, though, it's nice to see someone is making strides to reduce germ transfer from high-touch areas.
Going to such lengths for the sake of accessibility almost brings a tear to your eye, doesn't it? And, as a bonus, this little model is pretty interesting for even a sighted person to explore.
Okay, I admit that the kid in me definitely would have preferred a toy in my kid's meal. But the grown-up me sure appreciates the attempt to get kids into growing things and developing their green thumbs rather than just handing out more plastic junk.
It's appropriate that a grandfather put this up, because this is a total grandfatherly joke that's been taken to the extreme.
This is a simple solution to make bathrooms as inclusive as possible without being 100% obvious about it. It's hard to get confused here!
Again, every little way to reduce plastic in the world is welcome. One bag less out there because you've re-used it might not seem like much, but it all adds up. So, it's nice to see this company handing out some free ideas.
