I've always loved these 'Big Head' coasters by London design team j-me. You can stack'em, stand'em up and best of all, knock'em over. 
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2 comments:
yeah . . . but they're coasters. almost as useless as the wheel. or . . maybe doily candle mats.
Doily candle mats? What are those...they actually sound kind of cool. I use coasters on my coffee table - but I realize there are some out there who keep a heathen home with no coasters to be found...
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