One highly effective marketing strategy commonly employed by numerous companies is instilling fear in customers to prompt quick purchases. While this approach proves advantageous for products designed for mass production, there are certain items crafted either for personal use or public spaces. Irrespective of their purpose, the creators of such products undoubtedly warrant a resounding applause for embracing their creative instincts.
1. A table that will help your cat join you for dinner
2. A cat-shaped charger for your wireless earphones
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3. “This fountain in Azerbaijan designed to look like dandelions”
4. “My graphic design teacher’s desk is made from old Macs.”
5. “Homemade grub meatloaf and grub carrot cake”
6. A water tank shaped like a coffee pot
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7. Socks sold in sushi boxes
8. A car with personality
9. A mini-bicycle as a bicycle holder
10. “A wheelchair designed for the beach, completely made of PVC construction”
11. “My new shoes have a map to Savile Row on the soles.”
12. A phone case where you can keep important notes and then erase them
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13. “This baggie design”
14. A candle you’re not sure whether you should eat or not
15. “This unique wooden bicycle frame design”
16. “A backpack designed for carrying animals”
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