100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 33

toeadmin — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 04:18:05 +0000

Pad Pucks

As you might have heard, we will be showing in Toronto as part of designboom mart. For this show, I have designed and created a tablet stand called Pad Puck. It is made from a used hockey puck that has been modified to support your tablet at just the right angle. If in Toronto, stop by and say “hello” and pick up the Pad Puck for the “puck head” in your life.

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 32

toeadmin — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 04:15:28 +0000

Soft Pulls

These bright soft drawer pulls give an inviting feeling when opening a drawer or cabinet door. Perfect for adding a splash of color and texture, these pulls will invigorate a cabinet system or update an existing set. An over-molded threaded insert creates a sturdy pull which is finished off by a brushed nickel/aluminum washer. People will not be able to wait to get their hands on these pulls.

designboom mart Toronto

toeadmin — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 14:33:06 +0000

I am excited to announce that we will exhibit at the designboom mart at the IDS – interior design show 2013, coming up on January 24th-27th. This is the fifth designboom mart we have participated in and they all have been an amazing collection of the best designers from around the globe. It will be the a great event and we look forward to seeing a lot of great things at the show and around Toronto. If you’re in the neighborhood stop by.

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 31

toeadmin — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 14:24:49 +0000

Spoon-full o’Sugar

Playing off the old Mary Poppins’ Song, this is a ceramic and polyurethane sugar bowl. The sugar top sits on top of the ceramic spoon base, adding a little whimsy to your morning coffee or cereal, and helping you prepare for the “medicine” of the day.

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 30

toeadmin — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 14:23:09 +0000

Excalibur – Knife Holder

Signify your divine right to your kitchen realm with this useful knife holder. It makes most kitchen knives the symbol of sovereignty plus it keeps a blade safely, conveniently, and compactly at hand in the food preparation area.

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 29

toeadmin — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 00:15:48 +0000

Thin Holiday Trees

There have been a lot of crafts going on at this house over the holidays. This design was created from a challenge, if you will, to design and make a thin “modern” Christmas tree. You will need: an X-acto knife, some craft foam sheets, and some bamboo skewers. First cut the foam into a fun flowing pattern, like that shown in the picture. Then push the skewer through the foam cut outs near the middle of the pattern – allowing it to gather is fine and actually recommended. Once you have punctured the pattern all the way to the top, you slide the parts down the stick until you end up with the top picture. When done with this year’s festivities, just slide the pattern off and pack flat.

Enjoy!

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 28

toeadmin — Tue, 25 Dec 2012 02:49:33 +0000

Milk Bottle Desk Set

Based on antique ceramic milk bottles and totes, desk set includes a sectioned wood box with a spot for post notes, paperclips, and pencils. The ceramic milk bottle has a pencil sharpener imbedded in its cork top- allowing the shavings to collect inside.

Donald Corey joins the Straight Beef

toeadmin — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 02:35:11 +0000

Donald was honored to accept an invitation to join the best group food critics in North Carolina- The Straight Beef. Visit www.thestraightbeef.com for burger reviews and a little fun.

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 26

toeadmin — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 02:27:10 +0000

Light Finger Louie

Ever had that home/auto repair job that you just could not see what you were doing while you were doing it? Well, Light Finger Louie is here to help you with that issue. Sliding on any finger to put light where you need it, this light is ideal for the tradesman and the home DYI’er.

100 Product Ideas in 24 months – No. 25

toeadmin — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 02:21:01 +0000

Skateboard Bottle Opener

This steel and polyurethane opener is based on the most iconic images of early skateboard riding- the handstand. If you are not going to use your head and ride a board – at least, use your head to open a bottle.