MIX STIX
July 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Design for Fred with Ignacio Pilotto 2009
concept: Ignacio Pilotto
Who doesn’t remember knocking out defening drum solos on mom’s pots and pans as she cooked beside you? Mix Stix gives us “adults” an excuse to play again. It’s a classic set of wooden spoons with a twist. Give the sauce a stir, then flip ‘em over and bang out your best Buddy Rich. Made from high-quality beech wood harvested from enviromentally managed forests.
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FOOD FACE
February 9, 2009 · 14 Comments
Design for Fred 2009
Here’s the perfect excuse to play with your food. Mashed potato mustaches and tunafish toupees are only the beginning. Food Face is designed for the young at heart, no matter what age you are. Constructed of hotel-quality ceramic.
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LOADED WALLET
February 9, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Design for Fred 2009
Feeling a little cash-poor these days? Well this will have you looking like a million bucks. Guaranteed to make ‘em look twice.
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SEND WINE
February 9, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Design for Fred 2009 with Michael Clare
A wine stopper with a message. Forget the rescue party, just send more wine. Silicone
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OH SNAP
February 9, 2009 · 2 Comments
Design for Fred 2009
concept: Sancho Hemelsoen
9″ x 5″ giant mouse trap cheeseboard made from beechwood. Cheese cutter in stainless steel.
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SALTSIDE OUT
February 9, 2009 · 1 Comment

Design for Fred 2009
Inside-out salt shaker made from hand-blown borsilicate glass.
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FUNHOUSE
July 10, 2008 · 2 Comments
Design for Fred 2008 with Christina Sciullo
FunHouse is a set of reusable static-cling decals that turn any mirror into an opportunity to look completely ridiculous. Throw some up in the bathroom, and brush your teeth with a new mustache. Or stick a pair of specs on your rear-view mirror. Wherever you put them, they’ll put a smile on your face.
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