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- True Modular Style in Switches
- Digitalized Evergreen Home
- Bottle of Smartness
- Pinch Me!
- Pure Oxygen Perfection
- Dapper Davenport
| True Modular Style in Switches Posted: 13 Feb 2012 04:47 AM PST Lumen Circular Switches have the advantage of bearing a basic framework on which modulation can be done depending upon luxury, style and needs. The design focus is on three segments – the frame, button caps and buttons. The innards offer sufficient space for a complete set of application components such as wiring the thermostat, switch, etc. A very simple design that offers a range of combinations, I think it's neat! Designers: Magdaléna Čurdová & Tereza Matyášková -        |
| Posted: 13 Feb 2012 04:35 AM PST E Home concept is a two part series by designers Jeiyong Chun & Hyunjune Yang where they bring forth their ideas of maintaining a well balanced home environment with sufficient greenery to keep the atmosphere cheery and fresh. Home, Green Home by Jeiyong Chun consists of a family of five modular units (two green towers, one green wall, one green floor and one green stand) that are sustained by SDPCS. In other words a Smart Digital Plant Care System nurtures the plants with the help of a digitally empowered environment. Hyunjune Yang's D'Nature is more about a digital walk in the park; I suppose this simulated greenery is more suitable to Google's office than a house. The good thing about both the concepts is the inclusion of a green space, which is slowly diluting due to rapid urbanization. Designers: Jeiyong Chun & Hyunjune Yang of SADI -     |
| Posted: 13 Feb 2012 02:54 AM PST No matter how cool you think you look with a bottle of Evian or Bling h2o; in the boardroom you are going to be trapped with a lowly PET bottle! Unless you get smart enough to invest in great ideas like the Metamorphose. It is a bottle filter system with a unique skin that scrolls down to cover up a regular looking bottle. In a jiffy you transform an ordinary bottle to something sleek and spectacular, and one with eco-sense. The filter system extends the PET bottle's regular life up to 10 times and yet manages to make it look sexy. It even fits well in your bag; I want one now! Designer: Nadim Inaty -     |
| Posted: 13 Feb 2012 12:02 AM PST I know I’m not the only one who’s paid the price for being lazy about hanging up my clothes! I have carelessly stretched out the necks of my shirts because I’d rather force a rigid hanger through the neck rather than come up the bottom. The Pinch hanger is a efficient and easy solution to my problem. Made of a flexible Polypropylene and Elastomer mix, the user only has to pinch the arms together and slide the hanger into place. Speed up the process while preserving your threads! Designer: Jaineel Shah -     |
| Posted: 13 Feb 2012 12:01 AM PST The healing properties of breathing pure oxygen in combination with expose to high atmospheric pressures are phenomenal & increase regeneration of damaged tissue through cell metabolism by up to 150%. The Oxygen Rehabilitation Apparatus is a cutting edge design in line with commercial hyperbaric systems to deliver oxygen as a form of medicine. Unlike the majority of existing breathing circuits, ORA utilizes a single adjustment mechanism & intelligent memory polymer to allow for a personalized fit & extended life cycle. Designer: Bruce Walls -     |
| Posted: 13 Feb 2012 12:01 AM PST I’m loving this solid wood desk by designer Shpelyk Roman. With a swinging top level and two planes to work on, it achieves the functionality of a multi-level desk while still maintaining aesthetic minimalism. The tapered, wide-stance legs are an interesting compliment to the square top and can be removed for easy transportation simply by twisting. Great as a desk or table for the small work studio or apartment. Designer: Shpelyk Roman -     |
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