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- The Never-ending Mechanical Pencil
- Simple Music Stick
- Hammer No Hurt ‘em
- Abstract Anatomy-Inspired Lighting
- Oil Tanker Turned Luxury Toy
- Organic Elegance
| The Never-ending Mechanical Pencil Posted: 07 Jan 2015 10:18 AM PST Most modern mechanical pencils are known for their both their visibility into the intricate, inner moving parts as well as their frequent disposal, but this design is sleek, stylish and made to last a lifetime! Almost entirely seamless, it’s machined from one solid piece of metal making it strong and durable. Confident that it’s made to last, designer Andrew Sanderson will either fix yours or send you a brand new one if anything happens! Jump to the vid —> Designer: Andrew Sanderson
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| Posted: 07 Jan 2015 04:04 AM PST Why fuss over the defunct iPod Classic when we have refreshing new ideas like the Mobile Audio Player Concept to toy with. This music player specialized in streaming services like the iTunes Radio, Spotify, etc. Designed with a simple and intuitive user interface, the player is slick and easy to use. Designer: Kizuku Kitada – SPECT DESIGN
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| Posted: 07 Jan 2015 03:56 AM PST So the point of this Hammelean hammer is to drive in a nail into the wall with minimum pressure to your wrist and hand. Sounds like a simple plan with advanced physics thought process, and a little bit of design engineering. What do you think … will it work? Designers: Junki Ahn, Cho Jungin, Kim Hyeokjoon and Km Juil
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| Abstract Anatomy-Inspired Lighting Posted: 07 Jan 2015 12:00 AM PST Appropriately called the Bionic Floor Light, this unique home lamp solution takes inspiration from our very own human anatomy. Its limb-like curves are a subtle allusion to the shape of arms and legs while a voronoi style structure (made of Dupont corian) mimics muscular fibers in an abstract way. The resulting aesthetic is both organic and effective as it creates soft, indirect illumination with patterned shadows. Designer: Ol’ha Shevchenko
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| Posted: 07 Jan 2015 12:00 AM PST From the same designers of the MY50M and Migaloo Submarine comes the world’s largest yacht design concept based on a 280 meter long SuezMax tanker platform. The project is named Imāra. The mega-ist of mega-yachts, the upcycled oil tanker turned private luxury floating residence may be larger than life but it’s also more environmentally friendly in comparison to newly constructed vessels. See what you get with all that room! The exterior design is dominated by the slick hull painted in bright white with golden accents. For the superstructure of the tower, the design studio went for a custom design, but based on the shapes of common tanker superstructures. The overall exterior design concept was to generate a highly precious aesthetic combined with modern architecture-like elements but also incorporating every state-of-the-art super yacht feature. The raised fore deck is dedicated to host 3 large helipads which guarantee fast departure or arrival of the owner and the guests. 2 of the helipads are lower able to the hangar which is located directly underneath. In total, the yacht is able to carry 5 choppers, 2 in the hanger and 3 on the heli deck above. Another main exterior feature is the large atrium located amidships right above the wet garages and beach clubs. It stretches over 4 decks and generates imposing views from all angeles to the wet garages below, where tender and toys can be operated easily through 4 side hatches (2 on each hull side), each 15m wide. Tender up to to 90 feet can be docked in the yachts hull or can drive through the whole hull thanks to the 2 sided hatches. Designer: Motion Code: Blue
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| Posted: 06 Jan 2015 12:00 AM PST The latest from the Vezzini & Chen line of decorative interior items, the Geo, Dive In, and Close Up lighting objects apply natural inspiration to hand-crafted materials. From seeds to sea bubbles, the free-blown glass and hand-carved fine bone china are made to reflect organic elements as well as movement Pendant, wall or table lamp, there’s an elegant option for every need. Designer: Vezzini & Chen
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