‘The Lithe Clock’ by Studiove
Tel-Aviv-based Studiove has designed a wall mounted clock that, with hands longer than an arm, but yet thin and subtle, dances through time. The flexion of the steel gives the indicators a surprising vibrancy and they resemble a smooth and soft dance as they rise and wilt, turn and bend. The way we experience time...
‘Old Magazine Christmas Tree’ by Tai-Ran Tseng
Over at Designboom I came across the ‘Old Magazine Christmas Tree’ created by Tai-Ran Tseng. Opening and collapsing like a series of umbrellas, the seven foot tall christmas tree is built out of 33 old magazines and recycled cardboard. Very impressive work! (Via Designboom)
Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades
Louis Vuitton has collaborated with 11 big name designers and studios for their new Objets Nomades series. As the name suggests, the collection is inspired by travel and portability and less directly by Victorian military ‘campaign furniture’. It features 16 beautifully crafted leather objects, including a hanging chair, lamps, a foldable desk, an all-leather hammock...
“Quack” – a Duck Bill Muzzle by Oppo
“Quack”, a duck bill muzzle developed by Japanese pet supplies company Oppo, is the perfect accessory (or torture tool) to embarrass your dog or just to bring more laughter into your life. Shaped like a duck’s bill the muzzle sits on the dog’s snout to prevent the dog from biting other dogs and people. The Duck...
IMPOSSIBLE Polaroid x NIGO
Nigo, founder and designer of ultra- hip Japanese ‘anti-brands’, Human Made and A Bathing Ape, has collaborated with Austrian company Impossible on a new black and white Polaroid film. A longtime collector of Polaroid cameras, Nigo created the PX 600 silver shade edition, inspired by classic military apparel. The dark green frame and black and...
Pantone Christmas Baubles by Studio Badini Createam
Studio Badini Createam designed these colourful Pantone Christmas glass baubles exclusively for Italian company Seletti bringing an accurately colorful spirit to the holiday season! The Pantone Christmas Baubles come in 10 different original main hues and are made from glass, with a diameter of 8 centimeters. The Pantone Christmas baubles retails here. (Via Highsnobiety)
Living Containers by Philipp Stingl
German designer Philipp Stingl has developed the ’Living Containers‘ designed for the homeless and elderly population. The ‘House Containers’ consists of disposable trashboxes, drinking water canisters, freighthold and a lockable livingspace with sewage systems. (Via Designboom) Container Home Container Bathtub
Chandelier made from 3,000 gummy bears by kevin champeny
New York designer Kevin Champeny has created the Candelier, a series of chandeliers made out of over 3,000 hand-cast acrylic gummy bears. It is available to purchase in two sizes at Jellio. The model shown here is, believe it or not, the small model. The bigger model is made out of over 5,000 gummy bears....
LEGO Table Lamp by Sean Kenney
The LEGO Table Lamp, designed by LEGO Certified Professional Sean Kenney, is a working lamp that is built out of LEGO bricks. It’s available in these 5 shown styles but comes in 10 different colors. The LEGO Table Lamps retails here.
Kei Kei Watch by Ori Takemura
Kei Kei Watch designed by Ori Takemura is an interaction design concept where information is communicated by mimicking a vibrant swarm of fireflies. Read more below and watch a video at the bottom. Imagine fireflies as your interface between your watch, you, your phone and time… Kei Kei watch is an interaction design concept where...
Playing Cards featuring Pop Culture Icons
The design innovators at Chambre Sept have collaborated with Dal Negro in creating these colorful illustrated poker cards commemorate some beloved and familiar icons from the world of Pop culture. The Hip Hop, Pop, Rock and Fashion suits showcase slightly abstract portraits including those of Jay-Z, Kanye West, Freddie Mercury, Jim Morrison, Karl Lagerfeld, Rihanna,...
Biblio-Mat – a random book dispenser by Craig Small
The Biblio-Mat is a random book dispenser built by Craig Small for The Monkey’s Paw, an idiosyncratic antiquarian bookshop in Toronto. Biblio-Mat books, which vary widely in size and subject matter, cost two dollars. The machine was conceived as an artful alternative to the ubiquitous and often ignored discount sidewalk bin. When a customer puts...
