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- Derek Cardigan Eyewear Giveaway!
- Twist On The Task Light
- Samsung Galaxy S III keeps nature theme with penguins and sprouts!
- Repurposed Cardboard in Posh Chair Shapes
- Hand-made wooden lamp gets LED finesse
Derek Cardigan Eyewear Giveaway! Posted: 02 Nov 2012 01:10 AM PDT Don’t you guys love free stuff? This week, we’re giving one loyal reader a chance to win glasses from Derek Cardigan. If they look familar, that’s because you’ve probably seen them attached to some of hip hop’s biggest names, e.g. Flo Rida, Jay-Z, and Kanye. Definitely love the signature math symbols on the frames. We’ll get you prescriptions if you need it too. To enter for a chance to win, leave a comment why you want one. Oh, and this is open to Canadians only. Winner will be chosen Monday! Sponsor: Clearly Contacts @clearlycontacts - Related posts:
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Posted: 02 Nov 2012 12:15 AM PDT Love me some good task lighting y’all. The trends may be LED’s but few do anything about the harsh lights those little diodes put out. The Leva task lamp by architect Massimo los Ghini uses an unconventional diffuser mape of opal white poly. The light is softly distributed but you still get a sense of those diodes as glowing orbs. The lamp structure itself is finished in gorgeous beech wood with steel components. Combine all that with an articulating arm and you’ve got one sexy ass task lamp. Designer: Massimo los Ghini for ITRE - Related posts:
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Samsung Galaxy S III keeps nature theme with penguins and sprouts! Posted: 02 Nov 2012 12:01 AM PDT If you’ve got a Galaxy S III in your pocket, you’re already aware the the folks at Samsung made a lovely nature-themed user interface for you to work – now the green cases come flowing in. Designer Cho Yeong Jae brings on both the Icy Series and the Buddy Rooty case for you lovers of kawaii and the not-oft-seen headphone jack plug – make it mini seal! Look at these little guys, would you? Both case combos are meant to remind you that we live on a fragile planet while they protect you Android smartphone in style. Both case combos protect the bulk of your device with cushiony materials that both pad and create a relaxing feeling for your hand. And the sprout and little animals for your headphone jack are simply cute as can be! These designs are currently in their conceptual stages of life, so you won’t be able to buy them – yet! Let us know if you’d love such cuties for yourself! Designer: Cho Yeong Jae - Related posts:
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Repurposed Cardboard in Posh Chair Shapes Posted: 02 Nov 2012 12:01 AM PDT It’s time for some awesome application of repurposed cardboard, folks, here in a set of furniture by the name of Re-Ply. This project works with what designer Dan Goldstein assures is rather unique in both form and method, using broken-down boxes that would otherwise be tossed in a garbage heap, here using them for undeniably strong – and trendy, too. Best of all, this project is primed for KickStarter, launched now and ready for your support! You’ve got boxes cut and laminated by you, a steel base, and two bolts – and that’s it! The bolts hold the fold in the chair and allow the whole machination to move. Felt is included as well in some cases – and the whole construction can be left with the cardboard exposed or custom printed with designs and logos galore! The metal base is either powdercoated or zing-plated and the overall dimensions are 30" L x 23" D x 25.5" H – you can reach the KickStarter at Re-PLY Chair and note that it’s already past its funding goal – go get em! Designer: Dan Goldstein - Related posts:
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Hand-made wooden lamp gets LED finesse Posted: 02 Nov 2012 12:00 AM PDT The design you’re about to look at goes by none other than the name “BOB”, and has one intention: to make you forget about how lovely it is with its simple “it just works” design sensibilities. This device works with LED bulbs, connects with one small black cord, and is made almost entirely of hand-made elements. The Wood you see throughout the design is uniform and made of essentially the same wood material and grain while the whole design is made to be adjusted simply. Absent here are the ability to make radical adjustments and real lighting changes other than off and on. In this way, this lamp is both traditional and modern – the look is what catches one’s attention. Designer: Shpelyk Roman - Related posts: |
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