Showing posts with label industrial design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label industrial design. Show all posts

Jan 2, 2018

Mar 17, 2017

Exactly what I was looking for - Industrial modern ‘Entreplanta Lighting’

I have a weird thing with lights, I only know what I don't want, what I want I can't describe, only 'industrial' ... mm mm. Well I opened this post and for the first time in months I thought: this is it. This is what I want in my living room.

The 'Entreplanta Lighting' are made of folded micro-perforated sheets, by designer Marta Ayala Herrera and architect Cito Ballesta.






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Jan 30, 2017

The Classic Spacelander

In 1946 Benjamin Bowden designed this bicycle of the future, the Spacelander. It looks cute!

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Mar 10, 2012

BE Light


Want!

The BE Light can be folded down flat to a minimum height of 1.8 cm! And it can be fully extended to a height of 33.4 cm, and an angle of up to 135 degrees. It’s made out of aluminum. LEDs.

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Jan 16, 2012

iPoo


An Apple a day ...

"Finally: A toilet that combines the functional elegance of Apple products with something you poop in. Created by designer and programmer Milos Paripovic, this concept for a sleek toilet is meant to play on the (rather tired) joke about the cost of Apple products. In his own words, “This toilet has exactly the same function as any other toilet and costs only twice as much for the same performance[.]” I disagree. If Apple were to make a toilet, it would surely cost an arm and a leg but it would be the most satisfying toilet experience imaginable."

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Jul 16, 2011

Dizzy Whisky

Sebastian Bergne‘s newest glassware pieces include the Dizzy whisky and the Column champagne glass. Launched at the recent Haute Cuisine Paris.

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Jul 4, 2011

Morfoze Soap

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"Designed by Yevgeny Razumov, a graduate of The British Higher School of Design (2007-09, Moscow, Russia):
"At the moment of designing this product I had an idea of a suitable soap-dish for this soap in the form of a splash of water. The contrast between the polygonal object and the smooth form of "water" reveals even more an unusual combination of shapes in the real world, and such inherent in the virtual one.

I hope that this product would attract people to use hard soap for washing, rather than liquid one which is more harmful to our environment.""

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Jun 10, 2011

Ron Arad

Crane.tv visits industrial designer and architect Ron Arad in his studio in Camden. Here, he tells us why he walked, literally, away from a job early in his career and why it's a waste of time wishing you were the next Philippe Starck.

Mar 22, 2011

The Magic Washing Machine

What was the greatest invention of the industrial revolution? Hans Rosling makes the case for the washing machine.

Mar 20, 2011

iPhone Island

A Motorized Kitchen Island. This has to be standard in every kitchen.

"Tim Thaler wanted to maximize the floor space in his kitchen, but also needed a solution for an island. How could he have both? By hiding the island in the floor. Tim’s island comes up and down with the touch of a button on his iPhone — there’s an app for that. Check out the video below."






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