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- Hand Blown Birdhouse
- Convenient Bottle
- Electrolux & YD Present : Electrolux Design Lab LOGO Design Competition Results!
- Trees & Fairytales
- Wino Rack
| Posted: 21 Mar 2012 08:11 AM PDT The Cui birdhouse rejects traditional forms, blending the unorthodox materials of glass and rope to create an eye-catching and functional sanctuary. Each piece is blown by glass experts at New York’s Corning Museum of Glass and assembled by hand individually. Designer: Adrian Froufe - Related posts:        |
| Posted: 21 Mar 2012 06:12 AM PDT Convenient Cavity is a shampoo bottle redesign that allows you to pump out the liquid with one hand. The cavity provides and easy grip plus doubles up as a spot to hang the bottle from. And because of the emptiness in between, the pump's pipe fits in the bottle at a slant, enabling you to extract all the liquid. Good for shampoo and any kinda liquid suds, if you ask me! Convenient Cavity is a 2011 red dot design concept winner. Designers: Bao Haimo, Piao Hailong, Liu Yuancheng, Miao Pengpeng & Xu Kun - Related posts:
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| Electrolux & YD Present : Electrolux Design Lab LOGO Design Competition Results! Posted: 21 Mar 2012 03:28 AM PDT Celebrating a decade of innovation, student spirit and adaptability, The Electrolux Design Lab Competition has grown from seeding creativity to empowering young designers. The Logo Competition hosted with Yanko Design received an overwhelming response, and we thank you all for your participation. The winning entry was picked from a shortlist of six finalists, and as a special treat, the first runner up wins a prize too! The winning entry will be used as the official Electrolux Design Lab Logo for the 2012 competition and on all Design Lab communications. Winning Entry: Henrik Sundqvist from Berghs School of Communication Runner-up Entry: Katarzyna Burzynska from Art Center College Of Design The Four Finalists Are: Yu Tian from University of Art and Design, Lausanne Tigran Kazaryan from RGSU Chris Weir from Loughborough Design School Ksawery Kirklewski from Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk - Related posts:
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| Posted: 21 Mar 2012 12:01 AM PDT Gotta love the Tree Bookcase by Roberto Corazza! It breaks the monotony of classic horizontal shelving and provides a whimsical touch of fantasy when it comes to storing your books. Open on both the front and back sides, the single-cast, plastic case can be affixed to the wall or stand freely in the center of a room with accessibility from both sides. Designer: Roberto Corazza - Related posts:     |
| Posted: 21 Mar 2012 12:01 AM PDT This design by Daniela Cruz puts old bottles to use, repurposing them as “hooks” you can hang your jacket or coat on. The coat rack comes in separate pieces for easy transport and can be easily self-assembled by the user… all it’s missing is your favorite bottle of wine! Designer: Daniela Maria Neiva Cruz - Related posts:     |
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