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| Posted: 30 Jan 2013 09:05 AM PST The Made Collection from designer David Okum blends a beautiful, mid-century modern-inspired vibe with contemporary craftsmanship in a series of four distinct items – salt and pepper shakers, trivet, coat pegs, and desktop organizer. In a variety of materials ranging from American walnut and white maple to Coran and aluminum, each is an attractive addition to refined spaces. Designer: David Okum - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 30 Jan 2013 07:57 AM PST The Vivacuum is a compact cleaner for people who are visually impaired. The appliance gets its 'Vi' prefix by compounding the words visualize and vacuum. The way its works is very simple, the sensors in the vacuum perceive an object and then transmit it via vibrations to the user. One can choose the suction direction by controlling the steel-wheel of the handle. The Braille steel wheel makes it easy to work the thang. An interesting idea that can be further explored for this select market! Designer: Namsun Do - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 30 Jan 2013 07:49 AM PST The Blackboard Tablet is a simple reminder that we can use non-digital ways to communicate with family members and even make our famous lists. It offers good-old-fashioned fun and comes with a white bistro marker, although many colors of markers are available in craft stores. A considerate niche allows you to hang it up on the wall and its the perfect size to bring with you. The Blackboard Tablet is made of thin stained plywood and reclaimed black arcylic. The reverse side of the wood is laser-etched with a geometric pattern. The marker fits perfectly in the cut-out at the bottom of the tablet. The dimensions are: 10 3/4” x 8 1/4”. Designer: Jonathan Dorthe - Related posts:
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| Create your own binders full of women! Posted: 30 Jan 2013 12:01 AM PST The Eco Clip makes it possible to compose your own notebooks by recycling old drafts, clippings, or any other paper. The innovative design works with various sizes and paper thicknesses by simply folding the sheets at the edge and binding. It’s easy to create journals, doodle-pads, or custom presentations for use at home or the office. More importantly, there’s lest waste by reusing both paper and the plastic binder. Designer: IGLOO Design - Related posts:
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| Posted: 30 Jan 2013 12:01 AM PST This original seating design called Statthocker transforms old-fashioned 1960s street lanterns into modern, stackable stools that pay homage to the repurposed material. Noticing that local discarded lanterns were the perfect seat height, the designers covered the tops in durable HI-MACS material and left the underside open for easy stacking. As an ode to the origin, LED lights are fitted into a milled recess beneath the seat, bringing new life and functionality to the recycled shades. Designers: Oliver Bahr & Bastian Demmer - Related posts: 
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| YD & red dot award: design concept 2013 Present the One Hour Free Registration Window Posted: 29 Jan 2013 11:47 PM PST Hideshi Hamaguchi's formula for innovation is simple: !? – ? = ! [What – Oh this is the reason = Aha!] and this is what we got to see with the red dot award: design concept 2012 winning designs. Innovative solutions by a diverse group of designers from across the globe! For their 2013 competition, red dot award: design concept once again teams up with YD to bring for you the One Hour Free Registration Window that entitles you to a complete fee waiver for pre-judging entries. Details Inside. The red dot is a recognized international seal for excellence in design innovation. Winning this recognition would provide credit; highlight your existence, widening your client base. This is the only award that evaluates the submitted entries purely on its design merit and not by who submitted the entries. We know this personally because YD's publisher Takashi Yamada was a jury member for the 2012 competition.
Till the next announcement comes in, you can browse through the 24 categories and see which best suits your design submission best. Three new categories have been added and they are: Interaction, Skin and Service. To know more about the judging criteria visit here and to know more about the fee structure and timelines, hit this link. The red dot award: design concept awarding ceremony is always held in Singapore. I have seen the euphoria of winning and the subsequent growth of designers first hand. Trust me, this is one competition you really want to win; have a look here to know why! New York: Wednesday, 6 February 2013, 11:00:00 EST UTC-5 hours - Related posts:
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