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The simple task of slicing a nice piece of cake and getting it to your plate can be quite difficult sometimes. Finnish art and design student Maria Kivijärvi came up with a solution to this small problem by designing a stainless steel cake server
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Delta Oak Wood Clock
Reminiscent of a sundial, Delta Clock utilizes shadow play to tell time. Folds in the surface indicate the passing hours, with different tones created as the clock interacts with light.
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At Home with Kim Vallee on 12.28.2009 at 17:56 PM
I have one. It works well.
romero on 12.29.2009 at 07:20 AM
es genial!!!
fuzzyjay on 12.29.2009 at 22:08 PM
It’s genius. Now they need a left-handed version.
toxicosmso on 01.02.2010 at 19:41 PM
fuzzyjay
es reversible!!!!
Choicefonda on 01.17.2010 at 09:06 AM
GREAT! LOVE IT!
Mary on 01.20.2010 at 09:20 AM
That is genius.
wtf on 08.20.2010 at 05:10 AM
wtf is this shit? whats wrong with using a cake slice? that looks like a tiny piece of cake, and gives no control over the sizing of the portion – what if i want a bigger piece? or a smaller piece?
Luke on 08.30.2010 at 19:25 PM
There are two sides to the thing, one large, one small. So it seems you can get at least two sizes. That and the thing is flexible. If it is one-sized, maybe the kiddies won’t complain about getting less than the person next to them. Or it would be good at a restaurant where the slices should all be the same size (and dropping results in a loss of $). I think it’s great and say to you “boo hoo.”
Mariana on 01.18.2011 at 15:49 PM
I want one. Where can i find this, please?
Thanx
sara on 07.22.2011 at 13:49 PM
hello… how much is this??
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