A wonderful wooden toy made in New Zealand by Keko Design.
From the website:
“The KekoKIWI toy was created to give young kiwi kids the opportunity to own a kiwi toy that is solid in construction and timeless in form. The toy’s visually uncluttered appearance is styled to fit in with contemporary living. The form combines a playful interaction of three basic elements: a body, beak and wheels. The parts are turned from locally grown timbers, including beech, macrocarpa, and radiata pine, and finished with non-toxic paint. Off-set eccentric wheels allow the toy to wobble as it is moved along.”
Available at endemicworld.com.
Models of polyhedra by 89 year old Magnus Wenninger, “a pioneer in the mathematical art community, whose models of polyhedra have inspired a new generation of artists” according to the American Math Society.
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Designed by Welcome, available at IKO IKO:
“Our newest friend in the store can be your new friend, too. A ‘carry all’ on wheels, Wagon No. 1, with custom designed metal frame with full swivel axle (easy steering), classic canvas mason bag with natural leather fasteners and leash, powder coated for long lasting weather protection.
What can you not take in this? Go to the farmer’s market with it, transport stuff from room to room, take it on a picnic, store your current reading list in it. The functions are endless and the form is perfect.”
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Inspiration Pad by Marc Thomasset–I love this!
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Well, not exactly–chair hack by Tim Peet.
