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OpticPerch — Bedside Glasses Stand

Created 4 months ago

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Description

The OpticPerch is a dedicated bedside resting place for reading glasses, designed to keep frames safe and off the mattress. Instead of folding glasses flat where they might be accidentally crushed, this stand features a naturally contoured top that mimics the bridge of a human nose. Glasses drop into place securely, resting exactly as they would on a face, and are immediately ready to grab for late-night reading.

Specifications

  • Bridge Profile: Specifically tailored with an 18mm dip, carefully matching the typical lens-to-lens distance of standard reading glasses.
  • Posture: An upright, natural resting position that prevents hinge warping and keeps lenses elevated away from potential scratch hazards.
  • Base: Flared upright geometry designed for stable placement on a nightstand or side table.

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Flocon — Plateau Apéritif Bonhomme de Neige

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Flocon est un plateau apéritif de Noël en forme de bonhomme de neige à trois boules, posé à plat pour rester stable sur la table. Cinq compartiments creux à fond plat sont intégrés dans les deux boules basses pour les chips, cacahuètes, bonbons et biscuits. Les décors — chapeau, écharpe, boutons, yeux, nez en carotte, sapins et cadeau — sont sculptés en véritable relief, mais fournis en pièces séparées posées à plat à côté du bonhomme : les compartiments restent dégagés et chaque couleur peut être exportée séparément. Dimensions Bonhomme de neige : environ 180 × 334 mm, pour 30 mm d’épaisseur ; prévoir de la place à côté pour les décors. Compartiments : cinq à fond plat — deux d’environ 66 mm et un d’environ 64 mm dans la grosse boule du bas ; deux d’environ 56 mm dans la boule du ventre. Parois : environ 4 à 5 mm au bord des compartiments. Décors séparés : écharpe et cadeau, chapeau-boutons-yeux, nez carotte et sapins, tous posés à plat. Pièces et couleurs Blanc : le bonhomme de neige. Rouge : l’écharpe, le cadeau et le bandeau du chapeau. Noir : le chapeau, les boutons et les yeux. Orange : le nez en carotte. Vert : les sapins. Impression Décors imprimés à plat à côté du bonhomme, chacun avec sa base sur le plateau : pas de supports à prévoir. Le nez est couché sur le côté ; surveiller son adhésion au plateau au premier essai. Fonds de compartiments plats et parois évasées, faciles à nettoyer. Pièces séparées par couleur, à exporter couleur par couleur pour conserver le rendu multicolore.

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