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Lampada – designer Tomas Filippo Bordignon
Its external form plays with the traditional filament lamp, while the inner thread is evoked by compact fluorescent lamp. Devised for the the energetic saving, it has a long duration of life before being changed. The structure thus stand thanks to the electric wire, covered inner by an iron thread thus that being able to [...]
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Fireplace O-Flut Fire Wonderland
Thursday, May 20, 2010
O-Flut fireplace is the new model of “Fire Wonderland” from GlammFire. This artistic fireplace is inspired by the metamorphosis of the flut model and designed for the decoration of indoor/outdoor swimming pools. Each of this new O-Flat fireplace has an MDF base and supports the essence of the flut model in a tempered glass structure.
Continue reading...New product design – home furniture
Monday, May 10, 2010
Loftbox 101 by Rainer Graff is transformable home furniture that makes you feel the proud owner. Specifically designed for cramped spaces, this modular furniture set is an intelligent idea to separate oneself. The optionally unfolded “space within space” makes a shielded area if needed. If you’re one workaholic who tends to remain busy even at [...]
Continue reading...Aquavista Panoramic Aquarium
Saturday, May 8, 2010
If the wall-mounted fireplaces couldn’t grub up the innovation you were looking for, then probably you should experiment with the Aquavista Panoramic Wall Aquarium to give a vibrant kick to the aesthetics of your home. Apart from saving on your floor or shelf space, this space-saving, self-contained aquarium comes with a programmable automatic feeder [...]
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Friday, March 19, 2010
The secret garden collection by home furniture thai company ayodhya uses real dried moss inserted under a glass table top. the indoor/outdoor collection has been shown at the IFFS – international furniture fair in singapore 2010. designer m.l. pawinee santisiri with her mirror that features a newspaper frame Mirrors, stools, trays and boxes are made [...]
Continue reading...Hot coffee, no problems
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
There is a reason why this coffee mug is called the Radiator Mug, the bottom fins (called heat sinks) take inspiration from the radiator mechanics found within the PC or an engine, to keep things cool. Likewise these ceramic fins eliminate the need for a handle and keep your hands cool while holding a steaming [...]
Continue reading...In product design:Printing using pencil
Thursday, February 4, 2010
So you don’t want to join pencil stubs and make a long pencil. No worries, we have another alternative, how about using them to print on paper. Yes, like a printer that uses pencil to print your documents. Traditional don’t you think? I feel the concept gets even more radical because it proposes the use [...]
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Friday, May 21, 2010
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