Chocolate Stamps

Chocolate Stamps by Toby Ng.

These chocolate-flavored stamps (unfortunately still a concept) are leading a joyful reform to the habit of stamp-licking. With dark, milk, and white chocolate flavors to be chosen from, stamp-licking may well become a prevailing and irresistible act for those who shunned. Each set of 24 1st class stamps are arranged as a bar of chocolate and packaged in an envelope in the color of its flavor.

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Royal Mail Stamp Rug

Different colors availbale. Get them here.

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Cake Mail Postcard

Can't be there to watch your loved ones blow out their birthday candles? Send them the next best thing - Cake Mail.

This thin, textured slice of faux chocolate cake is frosted generously and has one flat, printed kraft paper surface for writing the recipient's address, a return address as well as a little sentiment.

Buy it here.

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Google Maps Envelopes

Google Maps envelopes (only a concept at the moment) would let you send snail mail through a button right in gmail and print evelopes showing the route between the two addresses.

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Lifetokens

Lifetokens are neat little tokens that tell people what you need to say. The front of the token features a design that represents a specific sentiment, and the back of the token contains a unique six-digit code. lifetokens are real objects sent via real mail in order to express real emotions.

HOW IT WORKS:

1. Tokens are purchased online and shipped anonymously via real life mail to the recipient.
2. The recipient finds a mailer containing the token in their mailbox.
3. The recipient follows the instructions on the mailer and enters the unique six-digit code (found on the back of the token) at lifetokens.com.
4. The token message and sender information is revealed to the recipient.

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The Merry Newsinator

The Merry Newsinator by Plaid Creative lets you customize a personal Christmas newsletter in a matter of minutes. Also you can share it with facebook, twitter, email etc.

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Inbox Posters

London based design studio Brighten The Corners is celebrating its 10 years anniversary by creating this series of 3 posters titled 'Inbox'. The posters highlight 10 years of incoming mail, including the good, the bad and the confusing. Buy it here.

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Envelope Bag

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