Pillows With A Cleverly Hidden Message For Uninvited Guests
These are the Pearl Reveal Cushions designed and sold by Pardeep S. She came up with the idea after a neighbor kept stopping by uninvited and overstaying her welcome, which was zero seconds to begin with.
Each pillow is covered in sequins that, when oriented in one direction, appear gold, but when they’re brushed in the opposite direction reveal a hidden message.
More: Pearl Reveal Cushions h/t: sadanduseless
More Inspiring Stories
A Finnish Factory Worker Dies, Leaving Behind A Wonderland Sculpture Garden
These Weird Clocks Use Human Faces To Display The Time
Wood Sculptor Creates Sculpture Of A Submerged Man With A Pixelated Glitch
This Brutal Tank Monument Located In Russian Wilderness, Reminds Abandoned Alien Spaceship
Ocean Tea Bags Are Sea Life-Shaped Sachets That Come Alive In Your Cup
Stunning Glass Sculptures By K. William LeQuier
Artist Creates Food-Shaped Purses To Add A Tasty Touch Of Whimsy To Any Wardrobe
Weird Halloween Costumes Of The 1970s And 80s
Creatable World: Mattel Launch A Gender Neutral Doll
Welders In China Cover Up Despite Summer Heat
This Artist Started Micro Crocheting As An Experiment, And Now She Creates Tiny Animals And Plants Using Needle And Thread
Artist Nick Gentry Makes Stunning Portraits Out Of Oldskool Floppy Disks
Gods and Monsters: Sculptures by Jorge Norgaard
These Creepy Face Cushions Make Perfect Christmas Gift For Secret Santa
Unique Laser-Cut Jigsaw Puzzles Based On Geological Forms By Nervous System
Get Your Hands On This Creepy Extra Body Part Jewelry
Cozy Japanese Table Offers the Comfort of a Giant Warm Bed
The Sea Life Of Tatiana Suarez
Vintage Adverts Of Hair Necessities For Men From The 1970s
This Public Seating Installation Was Inspired By Snowbanks That Gather Around Trees And Street Lights
This Duvet Suit Makes Waking Up In The Morning So Much Easier
IKEA Plans To Discontinue BLÅHAJ Shark Toy, People Are Sharing Best Moments They Had With It
End Embarrassment: The Playful and Fun Toilet Paper Rolls from Japan
Australia-based Food Artist Makes Incredible Jelly Cake Art
