This LED word witchcraft clock lights up phrases like “IT IS HALF PAST FIVE” instead of numbers. Ideal for wordsmiths allergic to numbers (maybe). With a copper metal face and diffused glow, it’s a conversation starter art piece. Mains powered via USB, so it can shine anywhere from wall to work desk.
A spiral sweeps across the face marking time with geometric grace. Designed in the UK and built to last a decade. Unapologetically nerdy, this clock turns Fibonacci’s famous sequence into a moving art piece. It includes a stand and leaflet for anyone who wants to sound clever at dinner.
The classic Karlsson flip clock combines minimalist design with that hypnotic flipping motion that never gets old. Built with quality materials and plenty of retro charm, it’s ideal for desks, shelves or anyone who likes a little mechanical theatre with their minutes. (Not silent — but stylishly so.)
Flip time upside-down this striking clock: numbers reversed, hands turning anticlockwise, logic temporarily suspended. Because even the numbers are reversed you can read the time in a mirror: A literal head-turner! Just imagine it… You: “More wine Bob?” – Bob (staring blankly at the wall): “No thanks, I think I’ve had enough!”
A two-layer tufted rug that’s part cartoon crush, part anatomical horror.
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Using the warmth of your hand, this smart knife softens butter as you slice. No cords, no batteries — just simple physics and smug satisfaction. Perfect for butter, chocolate spread or showing off at breakfast.
This terracotta worm changes colour as the soil dries, giving your plants a subtle nudge for hydration. Simple, charming and strangely effective. Because sometimes the best technology is just a cheerful worm.
This is a pizza-cutting scissors with a built-in spatula base, that means: no scratched trays and no sliding toppings, what! Perfect for deep dish, flatbread or spontaneous midnight feasts. Dishwasher safe, satisfying to use and weirdly fun to say.
Thirty tattoo-inspired plasters tucked in a red metal tin that looks too good for the medicine cabinet. From tiny scrapes to heroic paper cuts, cover your wounds with attitude. Practical first aid with a rebellious streak.
A compact umbrella with a skull-shaped handle that turns every drizzle into a dramatic entrance.
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