Power Strip
Simple solution to cable pluggin' by Takumi Yoshida.
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Sunday
Friday
Sky High Fashion






Collaboration between Hermès and Eurocopter, bringing you the L’helicoptre par Hermès; designed by Italian designer Gabriele Pezzini in conjunction with Eurocopter's engineers. This was based on the existing EC135, instead of just throwing on a new Hermès paint job and interior; there was a few tweaks and modifications on the overall chopper. Flying high with style for more than 5.6 million Euros.
Wednesday
Graphic Design Posters

Two of my favourites from the What is Graphic Design Poster Contest
Luxurious
The sleek looking I-Gucci Watch, currently one of my favourites but far from an affordable price range.
Labels:
design,
product,
time pieces
Tuesday
Monday
Transparent House


From Transparent House, a 3D and visualization studio; brings life to the dull concrete flooring.
DOD

How come I keep missing out on all these exhibitions I'm dying to attend, just my luck. Anyways heres dwell on Design in Los Angeles from June 6th to 8th, register by this wednesday; so hurry up and grab your tickets online. An exhibition on every ascpect of mordern design.
Labels:
design,
exhibition
Friday
Non-Object



In the world of motorcycles, their sleek wind splitting aerodynamic designs; now comes the nUCLEUS from studio Non-Object, it ditches out everything streamlining stands for and brings their unique electric motorcycle. Check out their movie demonstration, this thing is just sweet; plus you can personalise your own bike in anyway you desire.
Waterfalls
How I wish I was living in NYC, the waterfall project is just going to be one big photo op.
Labels:
architecture,
design,
thoughts
Hold Me
From the uptoyoutoronto store, the Hold Me Tape; yours at $15.
Zoo Creative
The Lorea Fruit Basket, from Zoo Creative; just beautiful.
Thursday
eugadesign
Three new products from Italian architecture and design studio eugadesign, these are just simply stunning pieces of art / furnishings. Result of the combination of an architect and industrial designer's creativity.



Ciaspolina Chair; bent wood chair with a thin seat stretched by a system of Kevlar strings



Pasodoble Table; birch plywood writing desk made by mobile planes sliding on a case-structure


Python Lamp; linear light table lamp consist of several modules hanging on a fabric strip, each one containing led, allowing it to turn off in sequence every single element through a simple movement and using only the useful quantity of light



Ciaspolina Chair; bent wood chair with a thin seat stretched by a system of Kevlar strings



Pasodoble Table; birch plywood writing desk made by mobile planes sliding on a case-structure


Python Lamp; linear light table lamp consist of several modules hanging on a fabric strip, each one containing led, allowing it to turn off in sequence every single element through a simple movement and using only the useful quantity of light
Labels:
architecture,
design,
product
Wednesday
Paper Wars



An exhibition of paper reproductions of classic weapons, on view at the Craze Gallery in London. Don't think of this as an average cut and paste reproduction, but instead they ask designers to alter their paper weapons into beautiful pieces of paper art. Organised by PostlerFerguson. So for those who have time, Paper Wars will be on view from May 15-21.
Labels:
design,
exhibition
Tuesday
Grégoire Alexandre

Check out Grégoire Alexandre's portfolio, truly inspiring from a creative mind.
hood.e

From designer Tim Dubitsky, a speaker implemented hoodie now named hood.e. Here's his pitch 'There is a soundtrack to life, and now it's not just in your head. Throw on your hood.e, plug in your favorite mp3 player, and you're ready to roll (and rock). The embedded speakers make it possible for you to share your latest favorite track without the awkward ties of a tethered earbud. After all, music should enhance your life, not shut it out.'
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)










