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Kitchen gadgets can really take over your space if you’re not careful. This Roll & Store Pin at Wrapables is a great solution to hold all of those little extras that are lying around the kitchen.

It comes with cookie cutters that you can store in the pin, but it can also be used for other things. You can put ice cubes in the pin, if you needed to keep something chilled or to prevent dough from sticking to the pin. My only concern about this gadget is that it may be a bit noisy. Regardless, it’s a neat concept!

Perfect for a loft, or a big room that you would like to divide, this Rye Straw Screen is a great natural look with organic textures.

It’s not only practical, by defining a space for you, but it’s also art. This will set you back a bit, over $5,000, but it is something that very well could be a great conversation piece in your home.

[Via Trendir]

What is more fun than getting a gift that you are supposed to break? A jewelry store in London gives you the option of having your item gift wrapped with their unique breakable gift wrap.

The unfortunately thing is that you can’t reuse the gift wrap, but who cares when you get to break something on purpose!

[Via NOTCOT]

It’s tea time! What is a perfect pair? Tea and toast of course. Now you can have your cake and eat it too, or would that be have your tea and eat your toast too?

With this fun teapot from The Teapottery, you can brew a pot of tea and simultaneously make a piece of toast.

Be sure to have a jar of lemon curd around to top it off!

[Via Retro to Go]

In case you were tired of your plain white toilet paper, you can now wipe in style with this camouflage toilet paper.

For $5.95 you get a roll that consists of 200 sheets of 3-ply toilet paper, imported from Germany.

[Via GeekAlerts]

I knew it would eventually happen, a talking pet bowl! The Chatterbowl can record any message that you would like for your pet to hear during the day while you’re gone to work. It has a light sensor, so when your dog comes to the bowl to get a drink of water, they can hear your voice.

Although it doesn’t claim to be a solution for separation anxiety in pets, it may help. Just your calming voice will possibly put your dog at ease.

For only $24.95 it’s not a bad price for a neat gadget. I have a feeling I would get tired of the same phrase over and over again, luckily there is an off switch!