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MetroCard Belt Buckle

August 16th, 2010

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The Metrocard Belt Buckle is here.

The Metrocard buckle provides easy access to your subway fare card. Don’t miss those trains that always seem to show up when you’re running late. Gone are the days of fumbling to get your fare card out of your wallet while holding your bags, spilling the morning cup of coffee and staring in disbelief as the train takes off without you.
Features

  • Ready access to your Metrocard or any public transit card.
  • Made of hot-rolled steel that develops a unique patina from daily wear.
  • Die-Cut red felt keeps the card from slipping out when you are doing cartwheels.
  • Handmade in Brooklyn, New York.
  • For use with any two button snap belt.
  • Limited edition of 1,000 – Hand stamped and numbered by the designer.  Patrick J Quinn

Images BKLYN Designs 2009

May 20th, 2009

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Swarf Table in Metro’s Top 3!

May 15th, 2009

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SideWired furniture takes the desktop back from the computer!

May 4th, 2009

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The SideWired Desk concept came out of a desire to organize all the visual madness of cords, wall warts, and power bricks sprouting out of my laptop, monitors, hard drives and speakers, spilling on to the floor into an ugly tangle of a powerstrip, cat hair and cables.  We are constantly needing to plug in a camera or cellphone for a charge. The frustration of searching for a free power outlet to plug into nearby made me ask, “Why can’t I just plug this into my desk?  Why can’t I just plug my desk into the wall with one cord and neatly plug in all of my other gear into the desk.” The design challenge was to make a great looking desk, incorporate a hidden cable management system and power source as well as making it fast and easy to get at the cable ends to rearrange things as the situation arises. One of the solutions was to make the wire grommets a part of the design. The other solution was to make a hinged tray to manage the cables that can also hold hard drives and any other corded object that clutters the desktop. Hell Yeah.

After an extensive search  there was no result for a desk that met my requirements so I thought, “Hey. I’ll make my own damn desk. ” Then my friends started asking me to make wired desks for them. Well, one friend, but he is a pretty smart guy. Being a UL certified shop for our lighting made it a breeze to make the jump to wiring up our furniture designs.

Free Stuff!

April 28th, 2009

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Go to Designer Pages and enter to win a TMRnyc Sidewired Table. http://www.designerpages.com/register/tmrnyc09