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  • Trippy
  • Hunuku
  • Hipswap
  • Pixable
  • Friendsheet
  • Wookmark
  • Masonry
  • Swell for Tumblr
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Inspired by Pinterest? (screenshots)

The inspiration

Pinterest's design, a grid of items with varying heights, is showing up everywhere. Here's the real McCoy.

Read Pinterest design spreading like a virus, because it works to learn more.

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Trippy

This travel site, Trippy, unapologetically uses Pinterest's design concept.
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Hunuku

Hunuku is a limited social site, for families only. It's calls on the "family quilt" for design inspiration. Coincidence?
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Hipswap

The consumer commerce site Hipswap also uses a grid, but it's not staggered.
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Pixable

While Pixable is primarily a mobile product, the Web version of the service looks awfully familiar.
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Friendsheet

You can view your Facebook photos in a staggered grid, with Friendsheet. (See How to view Facebook photos, Pinterest-style.
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Wookmark

Build your own Pinterest-alike with a jQuery plug-in like this one.
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Masonry

David Desandro's Masonry is another option for site builders.
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Swell for Tumblr

You can even bend Tumblr into a mimic of Pinterest.
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