You may have noticed these salt and pepper grinders in some of my food photos. They are bunny themed without screaming “crazy bunny lady”. I think the minimal design is very smart. Available heaps of places online and in real life brick and mortar shops.
In celebration of seeing Frank Kozik speak over the weekend, this week’s Monday Bunday is about one of his biggest collectables, the Smorkin’ Labbit Stool. 30 inches high and made from fibreglass. I would love this in my house. Black is sold out but the white version is still available over at Kid Robot.
I can’t say I’ve ever wanted to remove a rabbit’s skull cap and dip food into the cavity. $49.99 from ModCloth.
I couldn’t stop at showing you just one bunny bank. I know Tofu the bunny isn’t good with money, but perhaps if you look at a rabbit as a symbol of exponential growth, then bunny banks are a positive way to save. Top 5 bunny banks from the interwebs: 5. Bunny Money Bank R217 ($31.50US / $38NZ) from Egg Junior. 4. Lucky Forest Bunny Money Bank $18 from Liapela. 3. Two’s Company Bunny Bank $5.25 from Tender Treasures. 2. Rabbit Money Bank £14 from Oliver Bonas. And the winner goes to: 1. Grass Flocked Rabbit Bank $22 from Greener Grass Design.
This logo exudes class and tradition with a touch of whimsy by the looped ascenders, suggesting lagomorph ears. Did you like my typography design geek speak? Too much? Yeah, maybe… Father Rabbit is an online shop run by Nick and Claudia out of their Grey Lynn villa. This is a store for the discerning rabbit friendly home. They stock a good mix of overseas and also local designers like Bunnyinabirdsuit (Auckland), Bianca Lorenne (New Plymouth), Workroom Design (Auckland) Being an online shop, it really doesn’t matter that they were just a few suburbs over from me, but it’s nice to see and appreciate the aesthetic of locals. I want just about everything from their shop for our villa. These gift sets give you a good idea of the items they stock. Some other pretty pics from their gallery… They even have a fledging recipe section. And of course I love the Belle & Boo cushion they have. It’s double sided! Lots of lagomorphs on the back. Swoon. http://www.fatherrabbit.com
I’d love these sweet bunnies to look after my rings for me while I’m not wearing them. Although I’m not sure where I take my rings off more often. Maybe I’d need one in the kitchen, one in the bathroom and one in the bedroom.
This is the only reason why I would get an iPhone. The ears serve as a cable tidy and the tail can be used as a stand an a screen cleaner. But the $500 a year iPhone bill doesn’t sit right with me. I spend about $80 a year on pre-pay.
How cute are these little bunny tabs for organising your documents? From Jstory, a Korean company.
This chic rabbit shotglass by Goody Grams balances on it’s head and ears or can be placed upside down (or is that right side up?) when not in use. The head is made of pewter and has a ceramic glass. This, a white version, and other animal designs including bear, ram, rhino and bull are available for purchase from Yanko for $28 a piece.
Want! via Drop Dead Kawaii. You can buy them from Girlzlyfe.com here for just $16.
“Ninja Bunny pwns bad guys with his amazing ninja skills. Pin him anywhere for full ninja protection! This gold plated pin comes in a crywolf box, and is stamped with the crywolf logo in the back.” Available for $7CAD at Crywolf. Also available as a cellphone charm, necklace and zipper pull. And this week I’ve also fallen in love with this Origami Rabbit pin. You can get it for me from The Little Drom Store. Only $29 Singapore dollars.
Adorable Dust Bunny by Fred and Friends. Inside every home cook is an OCD chef just dying to get out. Get this The OCD Chef chopping board for the OCD chef in you. Marked out on the board are medium dice, small dice, julienne and fine julienne. Unfortunately it looks like the measurements are in inches so maybe not for the metric OCD chefs. This chopping board makes the OCD chef in me squeal in delight and then laugh maniacally. You can get it from Fred & Friends www.worldwidefred.com. I’ve been a fan of Fred Flare since forever. Their quirky, whimsical yet useful accessories and knickknacks are right up my alley. Their newer brand Fred & Friends has some awesome kitchen and house goodies. Great for gifts and for yourself. Can be found online or also at your local Living and Giving store.
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