Round Museum

Take your Renaissance Faire cosplay obsession from a riveted plate and leather suit of armor to a fully riveted architectural experience. And why not go all in? Doors, windows, kitchen, and bathroom. Toilet? Hmmm… you may want to prototype that seating experience first.

11.19.25

At this hour, shadows from the street light frame a citrus clock against the sidewalk. It’s late. You’ve been out and about for a while now. Nature resumes her own gravitational plan, and you’re hittin' the road with father time. Gettin' younger by the hour, but you gotta get home by midnight.

11.18.25

Like a vascular bundle of a plant, a cluster of tubes in the chandeliers transport light downward from the electrical box, through the canopy to this nested Round fixture’s warming glow.

11.17.25

Since 1793 the little copper-colored 1-cent coin has filled change purses, pint glasses, and counter tops all around the U.S. With the cost to produce one reaching four times its value, the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia produced the final batch of coins on November 12, 2025 — a 232 year run! There are some alternate uses for pennies after all. So, get the giant penny-filled pickle jar from your basement (use a hand-truck if necessary), and pour out 400 of them. Arrange in a Round shape on your glass top end table. Affix with glue. It makes a very nice artistic addition any living room.

That’s not immediately clear, but just follow the yellow hiking symbol guy and you won't get lost.

11.15.25

A little olive brine shaken with your gin or vodka makes a Dirty Martini, so why not swap it out for some pickle juice? It’s National Pickle Day after all, so order one in honor of Picklers everywhere! Can I get three dill chips with that?

11.14.25

They’re not just in junkyards anymore.

11.13.25

How many people can fit into a photo booth? Be patient, the goofy photos you all took require a few minutes to be developed. Did you wear a funny hat? Make a kissy face? Scary face? Hope they’re good ones! Those four frozen moments will be stuck to your fridge for a long time.

11.12.25

We celebrate with heartfelt thanks the dedication, commitment and sacrifice that our veterans of the United States Armed Services provide to our country. November 11 marks the anniversary of the signing of the armistice which ended the World War I hostilities between the Allied nations and Germany in 1918. Today, we honor your service!

11.11.25

At The Winding Stair restaurant in Dublin they serve their cauliflower spicy! With up to 40 different spices, the aromatic Ras el hanout is a Moroccan blend including cumin, coriander, cloves, nutmeg, ginger, dried rose buds, orris root, turmeric and paprika making the roasted vegetable curd a flavorful entrée. It’s served on a bed of walnut, roasted red pepper, and pomegranate molasses muhammara dip, and paired with a traditional tabbouleh and mixed spring green salad. When I stop admiring it and photographing it, I will eat it.

11.10.25