Hu2 Design has created stickers that show the inner workings of regular day-to-day devices that we may take for granted.  Although the power to your light switch is not necessarily run on Hamster Power it is a neat way to get people thinking about energy and the environment and where it all comes from before blindly plugging their MacBook into the wall.  Unfortunately the stickers are made of vinyl (which can contain harmful chemicals), so although Hu2′s mind was in the right place they might want to get an environmental consultant next time.

But if the vinyl thing doesn’t bother you I think these stickers are a great way to cool your kid’s room up without having to resort to lame flower wallpaper or those tacky wall stamps of that guy playing a flute (if you don’t know the one I’m talking about you will see it one day and say “Oh! That’s what Jorden was talking about!”).  I don’t know if I’d use that toilet sticker though… I don’t want to know where all that stuff goes.

I recommend you check out Hu2 Design’s website as they have lot’s of pictures of all the neat sticker ideas they have come up with.  You can also check out my Flickr Feed as well for a few images.

Cheers!

jordenf

Put the “Tubular” back into your tiles, the “Bad-Ass” into your back splash, the “Kool” into your kitchen, and the “Bitchin” into your bathroom with Tetris Tiles!

Tetris Tiles are tiles in the shape of different Tetris blocks.  You get to pick up to 7 colours (one for each shape) and then you place them in any way you want… although you have to be careful because if you accidentally place 4 of the same colours in a line technically those tiles should disappear and the other tiles should shift down… your nerdy gamer friends will notice this so you may want to do a little pre-planning.

So now you’ll be the envy of all your single friends who will immediately want to get hitched and procreate just so they can have a family home with Tetris Tiles in the kitchen and bathroom… well I guess they don’t really need to be married or have kids to be able to use Tetris Tiles in their place, but it sure makes you feel a little less lame for settling down doesn’t it?

Cheers!

jordenf

Also if you want to check out a pretty cool site about real Tetris blocks hidden in Australia, visit Another Title.