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| Posted: 19 Mar 2012 09:30 AM PDT The latest collection of bathroom and home furnishings from ex.t is all about simple and functional yet striking designs that can easily transition from one room to the next. Each piece has a playful, inviting aesthetic that’s sure to be the center of attention no matter where you put it. Round – This ceramic basin is characterized by minimal design where lines, thickness and edges have been thinned. Designed by MIST-O. Bold 1 – This multi-use cabinet features oversized handles that serve as the focal point. Bold, as its name implies, is an audacious object with soft shapes in striking size. Designed by MIST-O. Bold 2 – This cabinet’s small size and simple design make it a practical storage unit for any room. The oversized handle is not only functional but also a bold element of character. Designed by MIST-O. Face – This original mirror set is sure to be the protagonist of any room in the house. Simply hang your wardrobe from the bottom and get a glimpse of what you’ll like like with it on! Designed by Kazuko Okamoto. Designers: Various - Related posts:        |
| Posted: 19 Mar 2012 06:26 AM PDT When you are in for a long soak, the cycle of water turning from comfortably warm to tepid to cold is frustrating. On rare occasions I indulge in draining out some cold and refilling with the warm water. But my eco-conscious mind chides me for it! Anyways, Warm On pebbles look to resolve this problem innovatively. The pebbles are sensor-fitted heat-radiating artificial stones that maintain the water temperature for a set duration. So from start to finish you can have the same water temperature without any guilt. Awesome! Designers: Sunmi Hwang, Hyunjoo-Lee & Jiwon-Seok - Related posts:
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| Posted: 19 Mar 2012 06:09 AM PDT I love the fact that we can setup our own photo printing system at home and get creative with it. However there is the limitation of routing the pictures via a computer and then printing them. The Postcards Printer eliminates this step; it doubles up as a digital photo frame and a printer. Creating excusive postcards for posting or just plain photos, both options look awesome with it. Designer: Sun Feng - No related posts.     |
| Posted: 19 Mar 2012 12:08 AM PDT Doesn’t it seem like it’s impossible to find an open outlet when you need one?! The Plug Lamp provides a clever (and cute) solution to this problem by incorporating an outlet into the base so power is always handy! Designer: Form Us With Love for ateljé Lyktan - Related posts:     |
| Posted: 19 Mar 2012 12:02 AM PDT The team at Note Design Studio really like to get their hands dirty when they’re hunting for a little creativity. For the Marginal Notes collection here, they ventured deep into the forest, encountering everything from strange characters to abandoned construction sites… all of which become the unique inspirations for this adventurous collection. Hit the jump to learn the story behind each piece! TUCK- We came across a picture of a bearded man in a coral red tuque (pronounced “tuck”), or burglar beanie hat, and the color caught attention. The hat became poufs to sit on, and the their edges were folded just like the edges of the hat. It added the function of a pocket for magazines and such. SIFTER- A gigantic sifter in the center of an excavation site, turned out to be a tall and handsome coat-hanger. It was discussed for a long while if it should work as a lamp or a clothes-hanger, but te designers decided that the first thing that comes to mind is usually the best. The net in the sifter helps with the catching of your keys falling out of your pockets, or just as a basket for your hats and gloves. NOUR- One of the designer’s girlfriends came by the studio, and showed them her fascinating multi-colored origami polyhedra. They thought it would look interesting with a light inside, and a process of finding a paper with the right properties ensued. They gave the many sheets the right play of colours and patterns, and then the girlfriend put them all together by hand. MOSQUITO- The designers needed backdrops for an exhibition, and with all the time they’d spent searching for inspiration in the PEEP- The designers asked, how can boxy storage furniture let more light through? After some material tests, they had a colorful group of characters, each with different sizes and functions. The boxes hold your things, and you can decide what you want to show and what not to. KEEP- It’s a frame for display, similar to a cage in the zoo. Traps to keep things inside and sometimes let things out of. Simple wooden cube boxes where you decide how much you want to show or not. Some have an open side, others have perforated sliding lids really hard to open from the inside. SETTLER -To bing down a tree, and to cut it up into useful pieces. A thing of pride for a lumberjack or a settler building their first cabin. The iconic shape of a log on a sawbuck inspired these benches, since a dead tree in the forest is really the best place for a short rest. THE CATCH- Gotcha! A firefly in a butterfly net was the visual cue that led up to this swing-arm lamp. Through its central pivot-point it can be swiveled around the room and shine a light wherever necessary. Also, it really catches the light. Designer: Note - Related posts:
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