If you grew up in the sixties or seventies, you may feel flush with nostalgia for L.A. Designer Bailey Hikawa's quirky toilet seats. Instead of embedding traditional items like coins and seashells, Hikawa uses unconventional items like obsolete handheld devices and eyeglass parts. She also offers seats with lids that are designed to look like a splash. Be sure to also check out her wonderfully bizarre 3D ergonomic phone cases.
Kitschy toilet seats with modern-day twists
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