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Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
28.6.10
Send Envelope | Gmail Function Concept
Syracuse University Industrial Design student Rahul Mahtani & Yofred Moik imagine a world in which Gmail users can, with the touch of a button and for the cost of a single stamp, convert their e-mail into snail-mail, complete with Google Maps-branded envelope.
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@ noquedanblogs
Track Mouse Activity
Track your mouse activity on your computer, available for Mac and PC. By Anatoly Zenkov.
@ noquedanblogs
26.6.10
The Cornered Table by Dylan Gold | design
Dylan Gold delivers more unique, hand-crafted furniture with a twist with the wonderful Cornered table, a simple, coffee table design that features a clean surface area and provides a nice alcove for a few books or magazines.
Built with medium-density fiberboard with a satin polyurethane finish, the table leg nook for periodicals is constructed as a cross-section of a rotated cube that embodies the inherent function of all coffee tables. Gold’s Cornered table is a fun concept realized to perfection.
@ designcrave
The Do Hit Chair by Marijn van der Poll | design
For DesignCrave’s final post of 2009, we turn to the impressive Do hit chair by Marijn van der Poll. Taking the concept of customizable furniture to a stylish, and rather intense, new level, just grab the sledgehammer – oh yeah, it’s included! – and start bashing the metal box into whatever shape you desire. After a few minutes (or hours) of creative hammering, you now have quite an interesting piece of custom made, interactive furniture.
Built with 1.25 mm of stainless steel, the Do hit chair is not cheap; $6718 for a pre-hammered chair and $5924 for a non-hammered steel cube. Wow, that price would make anyone want to bash in a few steel chairs. Still, the Do hit chair does achieve that art-meets-design-meets-stress relief balance many of us strive for when furniture shopping. But the idea of smashing the hell out of a metal cube to achieve a personal design preference is something we’ll happily toast to as we ring in the New Year. Happy New Year! See ya in 2010.
@ designcrave
Commando Group | illustration / design
The Norwegian designfirm Commando Group was appointed by D2 magazine to do the illustrations for a cover story on perfume in November. Not only did the final result become stunning and sophisticated drawings, but here you can also see some of the sketches on their way to the final illustrations.
@ notcot
Jarosch Architecktur | architecture
Logistics Centre and Headquarters Partyrent Frankfurt by Jarosch Architecktur, features clean and minimal form, finished in black, reflective and glossy Façade System Alucobond.
@ plusmood
30.1.10
Furni – Evercalendar | design
@ notcot
Yarn from old newspapers | Greetje van Tiem
Today’s news, tomorrow’s textile. The front page of a newspaper yields no less than twenty
metres of yarn, making it possible to transpose yesterday’s news into tangible memories
which can be transformed into all kinds of upholstery. van Tiem
by Greetje van Tiem
@ dezeen
metres of yarn, making it possible to transpose yesterday’s news into tangible memories
which can be transformed into all kinds of upholstery. van Tiem
by Greetje van Tiem
@ dezeen
Consollection - video gaming systems | Book
Consollection
The complete history of video gaming systems all packaged together in one perfectly designed coffee table book.
The complete history of video gaming systems all packaged together in one perfectly designed coffee table book.
@ notcot
27.1.10
18.1.10
Willysphere | sandcarving tool
Sand Shapers are the latest toy for the beach and in the sand box at home.
By moving the Sand Shaper in a circular movement, the most beautiful spheres can be created.
By combining the different sizes, it is possible to create all kinds of funny shapes.
@ swiss-miss
27.12.09
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