Apple iPod Nano (old)
Because the newer 'fat' nano's have been released the older versions of this tiny music player can now be had for bargain prices. Sure the newer nano's have a larger screen, but it is still too tiny to watch a movie or tv show from comfortably. The surface of the older nano's do scratch easily but it's a small price to pay since these are going for so cheap now.
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The Leaf personal light uses innovative LED technology to bring the human touch to lighting. Designed by Yves Behar of fuseproject in San Francisco, Leaf lets individuals manage lighting intensity, color, and on-off functions by s... The Leaf personal light uses innovative LED technology to bring the human touch to lighting. Designed by Yves Behar of fuseproject in San Francisco, Leaf lets individuals manage lighting intensity, color, and on-off functions by simply touching the intuitive controls. Sleek, energy-efficient, and very adjustable, the Leaf is designed for the office and living areas. It is a cool and compelling way to illuminate work or set the mood.
Added 3 Years Ago from AllModern -
A unique little accessory for the home. This mason jar stores sunlight, and casts a subtle glow later in the night.
Added 3 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Gorgeous photo, very moody..would enhance a very personal space.
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simple cute little buttons, but endless possibilities. Love
Added 4 Years Ago from Pleaseletmedesign -
A bizarrely intimate and incredibly cool concept that I hope hits the streets one day. As long as it doesn't let people know when my mood is M&M Green. From Yanko: This is going to get a little hippie and spiritual so hold on.... A bizarrely intimate and incredibly cool concept that I hope hits the streets one day. As long as it doesn't let people know when my mood is M&M Green. From Yanko: This is going to get a little hippie and spiritual so hold on. It’s common to focus on emotions while ignoring or having any awareness of what that goes on inside our body. This lack of understanding between the two can lead to health problems, for serious. So if we could keep track of how our emotions and bodies relate, what would that look like? This portable device lets the wearer express emotions with colors by correlating them with biometric data. The idea is to create another way to externalize how we feel in a language anyone can understand. Someone walking down the street with flash red might be upset, in a hurry, or angry. A computer keeps track of your colors, sort of a diary of emotions that can be turned into choreographed motion graphic pieces. It’s an esoteric concept but one grounded in scientifically proven models. We all react to colors and in most cases, can assign specific colors to a range of human emotions. I’d love to see this concept come to fruition. Designer: Sara Forsmark
Added 5 Years Ago from Yankodesign -
I want it... This chandelier drum is fantastic. I love how the light comes through the glass... romantic and sexy!
Added 5 Years Ago from Ldcdesignstudio -
You may not be able to get a Missoni dress for $275 but you can get a set of Missoni candles for that price. I cant say that I will be spending that kind of money anytime soon -- but they are pretty.
Added 5 Years Ago from Neiman Marcus Online -
By tapping these cute, supernatural looking beings on their bonces, they come to life. They have a series of different light modes that you can select. You can also set it on top of a speaker and the colors will bounce and go craz... By tapping these cute, supernatural looking beings on their bonces, they come to life. They have a series of different light modes that you can select. You can also set it on top of a speaker and the colors will bounce and go crazy with the music.
