Occasionally, we come across a designer’s creation and wonder, “Who would find this useful?” However, the inventors showcased in this piece prove that line of thought wrong. They’ve crafted items that are not just aesthetically pleasing, but also serve a practical purpose.
Imagine having a university diploma that conveniently fits into your wallet, or a dedicated parking space designed specifically for your furry friends patiently waiting while you shop at the supermarket. The list goes on, filled with intriguing and innovative creations that truly need to be seen to be believed.
The lobby of this medical office has an alligator in the floor.
It seems like the girl on this restroom sign forgot to put on a dress, but it’s even better this way.
This Canadian $2-coin with a picture of the northern lights glows in the dark:
This colorful button panel on the elevators of the children’s hospital:
This metal strip at a local bar is freezing cold to keep your beer cold:
This restaurant has hexagon crayons so they don’t roll off the table:
This ice cream has comics on it:
This restaurant has a breathalyzer on the counter where you pay so that you can understand whether it’s worth driving or not.
This building in Chicago has a map of the surrounding area with its own location marked:
“My University sent me a wallet-sized version of my diploma.”
There are parking spots for dogs outside of a supermarket in Finland.
This stall for your dog outside a supermarket in Copenhagen:
This umbrella rack has locks and keys to keep your umbrellas safe from thieves:
This Norwegian Air aircraft has a massive portrait of Freddie Mercury on it:
This building has a realistic statue of a police officer:
This library has a vault you can go into to talk on your phone:
The contents of this empanada are labeled on the crust.
This hotel’s mirror tells the weather:
Bonus: This airport has a therapy dog for people to pet before they fly.
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