• WARDROM

    Whether you need a little order in your chaos or the other way around, Wardrom mixes things up. If you’re kind of messy, Wardom…

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  • Don’t P Me Off Toilet Paper Holder

    By the way your roommates always seem to “forget” to buy tp, they’ve made it pretty clear that they’re not willing to pay for…

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  • Xylon Bikes

    The name Xylon sounds like something futuristic and high-tech, the complete opposite of wood bicycle frames, but it actually comes from the Greek word…

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  • Dog Lamp

    A loyal companion through and through, what would you do without your faithful bedside lamp? Dog Lamp by Chaiyut Plypetch features a fun minimalist…

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  • Table Top Fireplace

    City dwellers in small apartments may be jealous of big homes with big luxuries like built-in fireplaces, but you don’t need a fireplace to…

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  • Treadmill Bike

    Running on a treadmill on a beautiful day seems like a shame when you could be enjoying blue skies and fresh air. So why…

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  • Ink Thermo Cup

    Enjoy tattoos and hot beverages without any pain thanks to Ink Thermo Cup. Thermocups already won us over for their clever double wall design…

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  • Table Setting Diagram Placemat

    There’s a little trick for figuring out which fork to use when eating at a fancy dinner party: start from the outside and work your way in. That’s all fine and good while you’re dining, but what if you’re the one setting the table? What then, fancy pants? You could consult an etiquette book, Google the proper placement of a salad fork, or spend an embarrassing amount of time rearranging silverware until everything looks vaguely respectable. Or you could get yourself a Table Setting Diagram Placemat and let the table do the thinking for you. The clever placemat features a diagram showing where everything belongs, taking the guesswork out of setting a proper table. Think of it as a cheat sheet for dinner parties. Except instead of helping you pass a test, it helps you convince your guests that you’re a sophisticated adult who knows the difference between a soup spoon and a dessert spoon. A Place for Everything, and Everything in Its Place For the uninitiated, proper table settings have a surprisingly specific set of rules. Forks generally go to the left of the dinner plate, while knives and spoons belong on the right. The knife blade faces the plate, drinking glasses sit toward the upper right, and extra utensils are arranged according to the courses being served. It’s a lot to remember when you’re also trying to cook dinner, entertain guests, and prevent your dog from stealing an entire roast chicken off the counter. That’s where the Table Setting Diagram Placemat comes in handy. Instead of treating formal dining like some kind of high-stakes silverware examination, you simply follow the layout. It’s particularly useful for holiday dinners, special occasions, or those rare evenings when you’ve decided that eating directly out of the takeout container just isn’t classy enough. The best part? You don’t even have to remove the placemat once everything is arranged. If your guests aren’t too pretentious and have a decent sense of humor, leave the diagram right there. It doubles as a conversation starter and a handy reminder of which utensil they’re supposed to grab next. Of course, proper etiquette is only half the battle. You still have to make dinner, keep the conversation flowing, and somehow resist the urge to tell everyone how much trouble you went through to make the place settings look perfect. But at least you won’t have to worry about putting the salad fork in the wrong place. And if somebody complains about your table arrangement, just point to the diagram. Take it up with the placemat, buddy. I’m busy eating.

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  • Numatic Vacuums

    Even mundane chores like vacuuming can be more fun when accompanied by a familiar face. Numatic Vacuums promise to put a smile on your…

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  • Forever Teapot Set for Two

    Tea for two just got sweeter. The Forever Teapot set for two insists that you share tea with someone you care about. Two cups…

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  • Asian Woman Sleeping Lying In Bed At Home Hugging Pillow On Weekend Morning. Healthy Sleep Concept

    The Arm Sleeper’s Pillow

    It almost doesn’t matter how comfortable your mattress is—if you’re an “arm sleeper” you probably wake up with a sore shoulder and neck. The…

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  • Waist of a man with a black shirt and jeans taking his jeans with his hand. Man dressed in black t-shirt and gray jeans. High quality photo

    WTF Jeans

    WTF is up with this? It’s the 21st Century and you can buy a pair of carpenter jeans with a handle for your hammer…

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