NOTED PRODUITS IMPRIME
TimeOut Kids, July-August 2005, Issue 7, pg. 29, Spongeworthy, Antquarium
tonykids.com

ReadyMade, Oct/Nov 2005, pg 40, “Sunny Side
Up – Eggling”
readymademag.com

TimeOut Kids, November-December 2005, Issue 9, pg. 93, Gift Guide, Hole-On Ex Pinhole Camera
tonykids.com

Nick Jr Family Magazine, December/January 2006, pg. 50, Stocking Up!, Nyokki!
nickjr.com

Los Angeles Times, January 5, 2006 HOMES: FACES OF 2006 ACCESSORIES “The plot, unhatched” by Craig Nakano
latimes.com

The New York Times, March 1, 2006 FOOD STUFF “What Came First, The Herbs or the Egg”  by Florence Fabricant
nytimes.com

Cookie Magazine, March & April 2006, pg. 138, “It’s All in the Breeding” Antquarium
cookiemag.com

Surface Magazine, Issue 58, Spring 2006, pg. 49, Surveilance/Design News, Egg Farm
surfacemag.com

Metropolitan Home, May 2006, Design 100 Issue, pg. 54, “Take Your Best Shot” Hole On Ex Pinhole Camera selected as one of the Design 100NOTED
pointclickhome.com/metropolitan_home

PRODUCTS BLOGGED (PARTIAL LIST)
“ This would definitely cheer me up on a cloudy, gray day like today. Crack open the little ceramic egg, add water, give it lots of sun and love...”
popgadget.net

“ If you're looking for a unique and inexpensive gift or a a weird/fun conversation piece for your desk at work, check out The Eggling”
thegreenhead.com

“ Making gardening (or at least the planting part) easier than lighting a match, Matchstick Garden is a matchbook that holds 10 cardboard matches loaded with seeds ready for planting.”
coolhunting.com

“ Matchstick Garden is great idea!”
bstar.stumbleupon.com

“ Voici le produit le plus mignon que j'ai vu depuis bien longtemps !!!
Prenez un petite allumette, plantez la dans la terre, ajoutez un peu d'eau, une once de soleil et vous n'avez plus qu'à regarder votre jardin grandir...”
c-reel.blogspot.com

“ Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?" "Duh, via matchsticks." she replied.”
shinyshiny.tv

“ Use these little matchsticks to grow a garden! havent tried it yet, but definitely want to!”
thisnext.com

“ A black box. A hole that lets in light. A strip of film. Sure, you could make one yourself, but the folks at P-Sharan have produced a pinhole camera with style.”
mensvogue.com