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LAYERxlayer SPRUCE Clamp Giveaway

The following post was sponsored by LAYERxlayer. Our sponsors are hand-picked by the Design Milk team because they represent the best in design.

You’ve seen it on Deconstruction, and now you can own your very own SPRUCE Clamp handmade by LAYERxlayer (a $100 value)! Details below.

Thee SPRUCE Clamp is a new take on desktop organization. Made entirely out of sustainably harvested Poplar, the clamp can be attached to any desk or table. Although it was designed with productivity in mind, the Clamp is equally functional in a more casual setting. Imagine using the Clamp to hang tea cups or even a small plant to “Spruce up” your dining experience.

Interesting perhaps, but what really makes the Clamp incredibly useful in a work environment is the fact that frequently used tools can be reached at a moments notice, yet still remain completely out of the way. Nothing slows down productivity more than a messy work space — the SPRUCE Clamp aims to keep everything in its right place.

LAYERxlayer is the collaborative studio founded by Patrick and Leah. We Make what we Design — this practice allows us to better understand any given project, and ultimately, become better designers. Over time, LAYERxlayer will become the umbrella under which new designers and makers collaborate in an effort to solve various design issues. Our goal is and will always be to design and make things that are functional, fun and of the highest quality. Proud to be Designed & Made in the USA.

Rules: To enter, comment on this post and answer the following question: In what aspect of your home-life are you most certain to overlook the price of an object or activity, in favor of quality and/or intrinsic value?

One entry per person. Contest runs from May 3, 2010 through May 7, 2010. We will choose a winner at random.

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Congratulations to commenter #3, Gianna!

Jaime Derringer, Founder + Executive Editor of Design Milk, is a Jersey girl living in SoCal. She dreams about funky, artistic jewelry + having enough free time to enjoy some of her favorite things—running, reading, making music, and drawing.