We’ve been inundated with netbooks, notebooks, tablets, and e-books for the last few months. All of them are but variations on old designs and technology.
HERE is someone who has taken a new look at the whole bunch and come up with something new!
Sometimes art and life do really seem to resemble each other – in this case, it is logo and donut…
Maybe it was the coffee, maybe it was the Seattle rain, but I had to laugh when I saw the donut selection the other morning in Tully’s.
Reminded me of the logo from my favorite QR Reader: OptiscanApp! Sprinkles, anyone?
Living in a home heated by a forced air furnace turns your dining room into a desert. The relative humidity in your house can drop into single digits; the average relative humidity in the Sahara Desert is 25%!
Rather than buy an over-engineered mechanical device that gulps electricity and can harbor harmful mildew and bacteria, you could strategically place a few of these passive wood humidifiers. Looking more like a bit of sculpture, the “mast humidifier” by Shin Okada functions by evaporation.
Known for its high-quality timber, rot-resistant qualities and lemony scent, the thinly sliced Hinoki mast absorbs water from the hull and diffuses it, and its intrinsic aroma, into the room.
Learn more – or buy it – at Spoon & Tomago.
