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| Posted: 29 Jan 2014 09:22 AM PST Eugeni Quitllet‘s K Ray lamp is like an organic UFO, a network of veins hollowed out of material which result in an object suspended in a frame. The illusion lies in its mysterious energy source with appears to derive power out of thin air. Designer: Eugeni Quitllet - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 29 Jan 2014 09:12 AM PST The Iceberg is a smart fridge that nests a portable Freshbag to take along on the road. The centrally located round box is ideal for picnics and a day in the sun. For your regular needs, it's the kind of fridge that is compact yet big enough to hold wines and food. Love the ingenious portability and compartmentalization. What do you think? Designer: Byeong Soo Kim - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 29 Jan 2014 07:26 AM PST Say Yes, Hell No! Maybe, Why Not? Don't be so confused, because time never lies and nor does this beautifully crafted Foretell Watch. In essence it answers all your questions, and of course tells you the time! Simply ask a question, look at the Foretell and read the sage advice that is showcased in the bubble. The advice changes every five seconds, so you can wait till a favorable one comes along. The Foretell Watch comes with a black leather band or a black stainless mesh band. Designer: Daniel Will-Harris [ Buy it Here ] - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 29 Jan 2014 12:01 AM PST Designers Ludovico Campana & Seunghun Jeong’s submission for the 2014 Michelin Challenge Design competition tackles the issues of spacial consciousness and multi-functionality with a transformable design, inside and out. To save valuable space, the carriage folds flat and turns vertically, making it easy to park and store. But what about the interior? Automatic inflating seats that are completely configureable to the user’s requirements. See another hidden feature —> In its upright position, a digital screen is revealed and can be used for advertising, entertainment or an unlimited number of other applications! Designers: Ludovico Campana & Seunghun Jeong - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 29 Jan 2014 12:01 AM PST When you think of a dustpan and broom, chances are you imagine a flimsy, plastic, unsightly object that you hide as far back in the closet as possible! The Alfred, however, is one you can be proud of! No, it doesn’t light up… or cheer you on… in fact, there’s really no new functionality at all. But it is durable, made of quality material, and just plain nice to look at. Designer: Tom Chludil - Related posts: 
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