Reusable mesh produce bags are a sustainable shopping alternative
Reusable mesh produce bags are a sustainable alternative to plastic produce bags.
IKEA wants to send you to Denmark for free to experience Hygge culture
IKEA wants to send someone to live in Copenhagen for two weeks to explore what makes its residents so happy.
Inventor creates taller glasses to help shorter people see above crowds
The One Foot Taller glasses work like a periscope so that the wearer can see beyond the crowd no matter their height.
Burnout is now a recognized medical condition by the WHO
Creative burnout can happen to all of us, even those who don't consider themselves naturally creative people.
No money to travel? Photoshop yourself a trip with ‘Fake A Vacation’
Fake A Vacation allows Instagramming wannabes to have a photo of themselves appearing like they're on vacation.
Funeral LEGO kits helps children learn about death
Funeral Museum in Vienna decided to help their young visitors by introducing funeral LEGO kits.
Burger King unhappy meals, because not everybody wakes up happy
BK has teamed with Mental Health America to release five unhappy meals called The Real Meal.
LEGO releases Braille bricks for visually impaired children
For children who are born visually impaired, Braille is a crucial skill to learn and LEGO has come up with a way to make it fun.
An influencer’s nightmare: Instagram experiments with removing likes
Imagine influencers on Instagram when no one but you can see how many followers or likes you have.
German cycling safety campaign being called sexist and stupid
A German ad campaign to get cyclists to wear helmets has sparked accusations of sexism.
Finland offers free trips to teach people happiness
In an effort to promote the wellness and happiness Visit Finland lets you Rent a Finn for a weekend.
Japanese company to 3D-print custom sushi based on diner’s urine
A Japanese company is fusing science and food to create sushi uniquely designed for each diner.
