Have you ever thought what are you going to leave behind? You are welcome to meet a mind-blowing installation named “What Will You Leave Behind?” by Nino Sarabutra. You will be surprised since all the visitors are invited to walk on 100,000 miniature porcelain skulls that cover the floor of a gallery. You can join this fun installation in Singapore because it is on display at Sundaram Tagore Gallery through October 13, 2013.
Would love to add some style and fun to your every day office routine? You can’t miss this awesome egg that contains a strong magnet which attracts all your paperclips and creates a kind of amazing order on your desk. The egg comes with its own paperclips and will not work with plastic paperclips. be ready to pay 17 dollars for this cutie.
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Even if you think that this giant nail has accidentally fallen out of somewhere you can’t but agree that it feels itself great under the door. And in case you don’t know – it is a creative door stopper that is cool, fun and functional. This plastic-rubber cutie injects a huge doze of humour into your house!
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You will be surprised but a lot of people would love to buy this awesome and at the same time attractive SHARK basket that can be easily placed both in the bathroom and in the children’s room as a basket for toys. I love both ways of usage this basket and you?!
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From all the cuties in the world these leaf-shaped door stoppers that come in various colors and designed by Qualy, definitely occupy the first place. The door stoppers are like leaves fallen on the floor in autumn.
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