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5 Must-Have Bank Holiday Essentials

5 Must-Have Bank Holiday Essentials

There’s something about a Bank Holiday that always puts us in a good mood. Maybe that extra morning lie-in has something to do with it? Whatever it is, we want this one to be equally as enjoyable so we’ve put together a list of all the essentials needed to make your weekend unforgettable!

Cocoon Grid It! Medium Organiser

Cocoon’s Grid It! Organiser is the perfect travel companion that keeps your…

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GRID-IT!® Organizer by Orange22 by orange22designlab GRID-IT! technology developed by Orange22 Design Lab is currently licensed in over 200 products from housewares, to home office, outdoor adventure, automotive, consumer electronics, boating, cosmetics and many others. Retailers include Amazon, Sky Mall, Container Store, Walmart, Kmart, Cocoon Innovations, Container Store, Sears, and others.

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One of our celebrity clients showed us the Cocoon Grid-It organization system. It holds virtually anything from electronics to makeup in place with rubberized elastic bands. We love it's versatility and sleek look! www.simply-simplify.com

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In retrospect...

I think I won't be making a new tumblr about gridded posters.  I had fun making the logo, but upon looking up posters to do, the implied grid on the majority of them are simple enough to see almost instantly.

If I do make a new tumblr any time soon, it will be for my 9 Pixels High series, which I would love to continue making tons of.

Sorry if you were looking forward to seeing grid it guys.  I loved the concept, but the substance wasn't quite there.

Letting go of your babies is the most difficult part of any process, and I figure I might as well let this one go before I get too attached.

[infrequentdesign]

I'm thinking about a new blog called "grid it" which would map out the implied grid on posters, advertisements, and whatever else I can find. 

I find myself looking at poorly designed posters constantly, and I believe an analysis of high quality posters could help not only myself, but also others become better designers.

What do you guys think?  Do you think it would help? Would you enjoy it?