Amsterdam designer Laurens van Wieringen presented this piled-up child’s chair at Ventura Lambrate this week. The idea was to use the same chair from toddler to adult years. The foam seats stack on top of each other marking different stages of one’s life. The older you are the less seats you need. The seat can also be a fun stacking games for kids & adults.
German designer Christoph Thetard has created, during his studies at the Bauhaus University Weimar, an electricity free kitchen machine. He called it R2B2. The R2B2 came to life as a result of an eco-friendly project. There are three different kitchen appliances in the R2B2: Coffee grinder, hand blender, & food processor. All are powered by rotating a flywheel with muscular strength. Electricity is not necessary anymore.
The pedal powers the machine up to 400 rpm which produces 350 W energy per 1 minute. The machine even has a storage cabinet for the different items. You can now exercise while cooking and not just that! You are going to cut down on the electricity bill and make a step in saving the environment.
Would you want your bag to light up when you hang it? Well, now it can thanks to Molo Design and their Hobo Bag collection. The bag comes with an energy efficient LED light that glows through the translucent fiber. The bag retails for $ 100 at molostore.
The tree tape was created by London-based designer Nitipak Samsen to measure how much CO2 a tree absorbs from the air and comparing the findings with real life activities such as car emission, air plane etc…
Yes those flowing fluid-like forms are yet another creation by Zaha Hadid. Zaha in collaboration with Swarovski used her 3D and Cad skills but this time to create Jewelry, not buildings. The designs resemble most of her architectural projects however the only difference is that you can wear them. They might not look attractive and appealing, however when wearing them, you get to say: ” i am wearing a Zaha Hadid design”.
Don’t we just all love it.
The design is by Antrepo. The purpose is to transform the design label of Nutella into a more simplistic and minimalistic one.
“Minimalist Effect in the Maximalist Market”
5,084,000,000 people 5,360 pages 3,700 years 243 countries 7 books 1 shelf. For the first time, the world’s most influential religious texts are brought together and presented on the same level, their coexistence acknowledged and celebrated.
JUXTAPOSED: Religion is the first in the Juxtaposed series of curated bookshelves. Designed by Mike and Maaike for BlankBlank. Curated by John Simonian.
Reclaimed hardwood, books. 36”w x 5”h x 8”d. Offered in a limited edition of 50.
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