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March 22 2012

04:25

Peel Electric Mini-Cars

Since 1962, Peel Engineering has produced some of the world’s smallest production vehicles. Having been the fascination of collectors and enthusiasts since the Peel factories closed, the attraction to simple-and-small transportation has only grown. Today, Peel announces its return with new Peel Electric Mini-Cars. The famed Peel Trident and Peel [...]

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February 23 2012

20:00

Apple Pencil Sharpener

cute kawaii stuff - Apple Pencil Sharpener

From the file of “Things That Look Like Other Things” comes this awesome magic apple!

Submitted by: Unknown

Via: www.spoon-tamago.com

Tags: Image apple coil peel pencil sharpener wood

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April 08 2011

08:15

Smirnoff Caipiroska Bottle by JWT

To launch the new formula of the flavors of Smirnoff Caipiroska, the Brazilian drink that is popular worldwide, design agency JWT created bottles with the texture of the fruit for the flavors lemon, passion fruit and berries and a diagonal perforation, so that consumers could feel the unique experience of peeling a drink made of fruit. And they even sent the bottles in wooden crates to a select mailing list, just like the fruits are transported in large produce markets in Brazil.

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Tags: fruit texture smirnoff caipiroska alcohol. bottle packaging wood brazil drink crate flavor peel

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April 01 2010

12:50

Land Peel Furniture

Un tapis flexible imaginé en plusieurs couches, avec la véritable possibilité de le déplier et de le transformer sans limite. Un projet conçu par Shin Yamashita, étudiant en design à Kyoto Institute of Technology. Plus d’images du concept dans la suite de l’article.