From a small studio in Toronto, PoKit handcrafts leather goods with extraordinary care — each stitch precise, each finish intentional. Sea-life glasses cases, wallets, and accessories that feel like heirlooms in waiting. Handmade luxury without the noise.
From Salt Lake City, Kamber builds furniture that looks like it wandered out of a dream. Think giant pancakes, paper planes and ice cream sandwich tables. Playful, sculptural, and impossible not to grin at. Proof that good design can also be dessert… or the other way around.
Based in Seattle, Maria creates small-batch ceramics that balance beauty with humour. Her sardine tea spoons steal the show: equal parts practical and poetic. Each piece feels like it’s been scooped straight from a coastal dream and glazed with personality.
This abstract clock uses intersecting hyperbolic curves to display the hour. A hypnotic, mind-bending alternative to boring circles. Handcrafted from high-quality polymer with a ten-year guarantee, it’s both a sculpture and a science lesson. Best enjoyed with a raised eyebrow and a sense of wonder.
The iconic Henry Hoover, now fun-sized for your desk. Comes with interchangeable heads to clear away crumbs, dust, and snack evidence. Perfect for neat freaks, office jokers, and anyone who thinks cleaning can be cute. They also come in pink, so you could buy 6 pink and a red one, which you could name Henry … Read More
Tis the season for questionable side dishes — and jokes to match. This novelty toilet roll, printed with perfect little sprouts, adds a dash of festive silliness to your loo. A cracking stocking filler that’s guaranteed to raise eyebrows and spirits.
A festive deep dive into the logic of Christmas, using game theory, graphs, and a generous pinch of mince-pie-fuelled curiosity. Equal parts clever and cosy, this book proves that even equations can twinkle with holiday cheer. Perfect for the nerd, the sceptic, or the secretly mathematical elf in your life.
Keep your food fresh in a bag that looks ready for transplant. Compact, insulated, and brilliantly inappropriate, it’s ideal for doctors, med students or anyone who takes their sandwiches a bit too seriously. Practical on the inside, conversation-starting on the outside. The best part is: nobody would dare steal your lunch from the fridge!
History has never been this indecent. This rude yet artistic calendar brings you twelve months of medieval mischief and historical hilarity. Perfect for that friend who laughs a little too loudly at ancient graffiti, or for brightening up an otherwise serious office wall. Educational? Absolutely not. Entertaining? Without question.
This floating disco ball light turns your soak into a mini nightclub. Choose “Disco” for full chaos or “Chill” for psychedelic calm. Waterproof, battery-powered, and guaranteed to make rubber ducks question their life choices.