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- 3D to 2D Seating in Seconds
- Shark In The Sink!
- Bling Is In
- Mouthwatering Maserati
- Dry Undies in a Flash!
| Posted: 06 Nov 2013 10:32 AM PST In just a few simple movements, the Sedia3 chair can be transforms from 3D to 2D for easy storage, portability, and space-saving. Lifting the seat surface from the rear and pushing it towards the front releases the legs and the central crosspieces. Then, the chair can be folded flat. No tools are required! This versatile design is composed of wood with the exception of the rear metallic pivot pin and hook that makes it possible to hang on the wall, completely out of the way. Sedia3 is a 2013 Red Dot Product Design winner for its simplistic form and super flat functionality. Designer: DORODESIGN
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| Posted: 06 Nov 2013 09:48 AM PST So the kitchen sink is full of suds and dishes and it includes that sharp knife you last cut your hand on. Only if you had the innovative Sharking Knife; one that is designed to float in a sink full of water! Check out the cute explanatory video after the jump. Designers: Kim Sangun, Kang Yujin, Jeong Eunjoo & JungJun Park
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| Posted: 06 Nov 2013 06:26 AM PST There are some ideas that deserve nothing but an applause and silent appreciation. A moment like when you saw the red MacPro that Jony Ive dished, and then in the same breath this MacPro Bling Bling Concept. Take a bow Martin Hajek. Designer: Martin Hajek
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| Posted: 06 Nov 2013 12:01 AM PST Maserati is the quintessential Italian sports tourer legend, so trying to perfect what many believe is perfection seems like a daunting task. But that’s precisely what Alexander Imnadze seems to have done with his stab at the trident brand: the Bora. It’s forward thinking for today’s Maserati, but a realistic, if not recommended, step in the right direction for their future design language. We’re only getting a taste of the exterior here, but we already like it more than the GranTurismo! Designer: Alexander Imnadze
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| Posted: 06 Nov 2013 12:01 AM PST Designed for areas that widely rely on clothes lines, the Ôyer portable dryer is for smaller garments like underwear & socks that often require faster drying, especially during wet seasons when air drying takes longer because of humidity. Garments are placed within a protective bag inside the unit where fresh air is circulated. Internal sensors detect the humidity level in the air within, adjusting the temperature and air flow to dry clothes in the fastest and most efficient way possible. Designer: Pengfei Li
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