Wednesday, 21 December 2011
A "Little Printer"
I read about this a while ago but love it so much I have been thinking about ever since!
Designed by: BERG
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Objects in Disguise



This is an interesting idea by a jewelery designer; to disguise obvious pieces of jewelry into something else- something more, not just face value. Simple concept that can be used countless times. Fab.Designed By: Tove Thambert Full article on Dezeen
Wooden Properties
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Steampunk lamps
These curious pieces are made from new, recycled and found objects like an antique radio tube and parts from various barometers. They just look so smart and interesting.
Designed by: Curious Inventions
Monday, 11 July 2011
Ausgebrannt


It doesn't get much better than this. Wow. This was one of those products you see where time stands still while jaw slowly drops and eyes widen.I was immediately attracted to this stool by the contrasting textures and colour. I could see it was made from one piece and only noticed that it had been burnt by the last image shown.
Breath taking design process and end product. I love this elegant and natural organic shape but especially love that it has a dark element to it's creation.
Designed by: Kaspar Hamacher (link will take you to his bio)
Alternative Alarm Clock

This alarm clock uses a common electric outlet to allow the user to determine what they shall wake to.I like this approach as it directs attention away from just sound and thus becoming an interaction where all your senses could be affected. I also really like that there are 2 sockets available. This means you could really mix up what your senses are alerted to. For me, It would be my coffee machine and my lamp.
I am not normally attracted to such a product but I think it works here. If the aesthetics were any different- it would not be as effective and as there is reason to it- it ticks my box.
Designed by: Kihyum Kim
Monday, 4 July 2011
Melvin the Machine by HEYHEYHEY
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