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Furniture by Marcello Ziliani for Casprini
With an elegant shape and a classy black and white color palette, the set can be easily integrated in various arrangements. The chairs named “Azhar” have a flashy, but tasteful lacquer finish. The Atatlas table has a base similar to that of the chairs and it features a beautiful oval top in natural crystal. Even though the products are very alike, the materials used to produce them were different.
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Moshi Concept for Electrolux by Rolando Hernandez Garcilazo
Moshi is a multipurpose kitchenette that includes the induction cooking hub, dish washer, sink, fridge and washing machine in one structure. The entire gamut of appliances is controlled via an interactive touchscreen pad. Designed for apartments that lack space and yet want to host all the comforts of a luxury home, the Moshi targets the young and the restless! From time-marking groceries to recipe cards, and ingredient status of the fridge-contents, all can be controlled and accessed via the pad. So typically for the gadget-savvy.
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Favorite Things Pendant Light by Chen Karlsson
Favorite Things pendant light from Chen Karlsson let your treasured objects be exhibited and highlighted beneath a light source. Spread the light and tales of your favourite things.
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“Inziair,” Lighting Concept by Hippolyte Bachelet
“Inziair” created by the young designer Hippolyte Bachelet, is a living light, flexible and versatile. The lamp lights up, inflates and deflates in contact with the user, thereby varying its form and areas of illumination.
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Diplôme Hippolyte Bachelet : INZIAIR, un luminaire vivant !
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Geeky Coffee Table Tade from Old Computer Parts
This Coffee Table is made of two tables, one on the inside to hold the computer boards, and one on the outside, that acts as the surface of the piece.
It’s mainly made up of boards/drives from old Intergraph 6000 series machines built in the late 80s early 90s. They had nice big boards. It was a good way to keep around my first real computer after I could no longer find parts to keep it working, an Intergraph 6880 with Edge II graphics. I learned computer modelling, rendering and animation on it and think of it as a mentor. There are also old 2800 baud modem parts and other random parts collected over the years.
Basil’s Triptych, Lightning Project by DZstudio
DZstudio designed the Basil’s Triptych – lightning project. This project is a tribute to the beauty and uniqueness of the St. Basil cathedral in Moscow. During his stay in Russia Enrico Zanolla spent time observing and studying the constructive system of the domes. The difference in colour and size comes from symbolic meanings assigned to every single dome.
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Breathing Sofa by Wu Yu-Ying
Breathing Sofa designed by Wu Yu-Ying transforms its shape according to the body of the person who sitting on it. The design focuses on the process of sitting on a chair, as well as the interaction between the user and the chair while using it.
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Pay & Sit, The Private Bench by Fabian Brunsing
Isn’t it the most unappealing bench ever seen? Design student Fabian Brunsing has devised a fiendish device that makes pay toilets seem positively munificent: Dubbed “Pay & Sit: The Private Bench,” it consists of a bench covered with retractable metal spikes and a coin slot.
PAY & SIT: the private bench (HD) from Fabian Brunsing on Vimeo.
Oxygen of Green by Mingling Wang
The Oxygen of Green indoor furniture concept is designed by combining air plants with a living room table. Conceptualized by industrial designer Mingling Wang, the system produces a decent amount of oxygen, especially after dark and does that at the place where it’s most needed – the center section of the house.
The system produces a decent amount of oxygen, especially after dark and does that at the place where it’s most needed – the center-section of the house. Air Plants (Tillandsias) grow without soil, since water and nutrients are absorbed through the leaves and absorb CO2 from the air and produce oxygen in the night time.
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Quirky’s Pivot Power
The community-driven Quirky website has already managed to bring products to market, and it’s now offering what may well be its most useful product to date: the Pivot Power strip.
Pivot power is a new power strip that enables users to use multiple over-sized electric plugs at once.
While the traditional straight power bar only allow one or two of these plugs, the Pivot Power’s individually-articulated power modules can be angled this way and that, so everyone gets access to juice without blocking off a neighbour.
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Disco Chair by Kiwi & Pom
Commissioned by Wallpaper* Magazine, the “Disco Chair” was created by Kiwi & Pom, a London design studio. The Disco Chair is a bespoke illuminated furniture concept. Constructed from 200 linear metres of Electroluminescent wire, the chair transforms into a neon rainbow when powered. A pulse setting enables the chair to flash on and off creating an instant disco installation.
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“kruikantoor,” Portable Office by Tim Vinke
‘kruikantoor’ is a portable office made of lightweight material that’s sturdy enough to sit on. When unpacked it comes complete with a desk, two chairs, some file organizers, a coffee maker, a light and a printer.
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Bathrooms, spa and air-conditioning by Duravit AG, Hornberg
This bathrooms, spa and air-conditioning created by Duravit AG won the red dot design award. Following a purist form language and designed to impart a strong sense of “warmth”, this sauna turns into an inviting space within a space, and thus clearly follows the demands of clarity, harmony and structure. Similar to the Indian tradition, this sauna too becomes an integrative part of everyday life.
The design concept is sophisticated to the last detail – there is nothing that disturbs the intended image of spiritual harmony. Free from directly visible technology, the sauna is positioned in the middle of a room; all units are hidden and mounted on a pull-out carrier. The control system, heater with ventilation unit and the evaporator are always accessible but never in view. The control concept too follows its Indian model of inspiration: in the same way as the age-old ceremony started by heating a stone in a fire and carrying it with a stag’s antler into a tent, the sauna session also starts with a “stone” – in the form of a hand-held remote control with a clearly laid-out display.
Qlocktwo
QLOCKTWO makes you pause and allows a different view of time. The typographic front combines the moment with the written word and makes it a statement. „It is half past eight.“ LED lighting technology keeps things readable, and an ambient light sensor keeps the thing from giving your house a neon-lit bar room vibe — which is about the last thing a laptop-priced clock should do. The front surface is made of polished acrylic glass. The lacquered wooden body supports it by means of eight magnets. That way the front surface can be replaced without visible attachments. There are satin stainless steel or five colours of polished synthetic glass to choose from, each generating contrasts or consistencies in interplay with their surroundings.
Qlocktwo
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kitchens Smart by Malin Kalesse
“Nolte Küchen,” kitchens Smart created by Malin Kalesse has a smart and elegant look, it’s cozy space that becomes elaborate when necessary. A modular kitchen that suits the needs and space. It fits in all the modern amenities that a couple will require and goes from a comfy breakfast nook to a sophisticated entertainment hob whilst partying with friends, by simply rearranging the movable tables.
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Front & Back Clock by the Wrong Objects
The Front & Back Clock created by the design firm The Wrong Objects is powered by two AA batteries, which can be seen from the front of the clock.
The Front & Back concept was recently spotted at the 2010 DMY International Design Festival in Berlin.
The Wrong Objects
Inflatable PVC Lightings by Puff-Buff Studio
Puff-Buff is a studio design created in Poland in 2003 by designer Anna Siedlecka and architect Radek Achramowicz. They are known for their transparent hi-gloss inflatable PVC lamps illuminated by LED. The lightings have a polished stainless steel construction, which adds up the beauty of the lamp making it a perfect part of any contemporary homes’ interior design.
“The company synthesizes the best of architecture with both industrial and interior design or, as Puff-Buff says: “working across various scales and materials, the studio has created objects and environmental projects with focus on flexibility, transparency and new technologies, but always connected with pleasure and delight”.
The Living Pixels, Lighting Collection by SDWorks
The Living Pixels, Lighting Collection are in fact the product of an imaginative assemblage of recycled and eco-friendly materials. Created by a collective of designers based in Hong Kong from SDWorks, the ‘Living Pixels‘ lamp takes antique and junk light stands, low-energy bulbs, and a diffuser made up of recycled banners and turns them into a colorful feast for the eyes.
As the banners are printed in one side only, the lamps appear to be white and pale when switched off, but the plain appearance radically changes once the lamps are lighted on and the colors emerge from the inside.
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