The ordinary object improves when someone notices how it will be held.

Most of what you touch in a day was shaped by someone deciding where a hand would land. A kettle that pours without dripping, a handle that does not dig in, a lid that opens with wet fingers: none of that is decoration, it is attention paid to a body that has to use the thing. The difference between an object that fights you and one that does not is usually somebody having pictured a real person holding it.

Notice one thing today that is annoying to use, and one that is quietly easy. The contrast will show you what care actually looks like.