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| Posted: 22 May 2014 08:40 AM PDT The first in a series of origami-inspired light fixtures, the Deer Head Light Fixture is a playful geometric twist on taxidermy that brings light and art to bare walls! The flat-pack design requires only that you unfold it before placing on the wall, making it as easy to ship as it is to install. Simply unfold it and add your desired bulb for a wild wall ornament that will brighten any room! Designer: Chen Bikovski - Related posts:               |
| Posted: 22 May 2014 03:33 AM PDT The C-Walker is a radical PC + Table concept whose idea germinates from the fact that workstations with CPU, wires, screen and keyboard look cluttered and distracting. One of the ways to streamline the desk is to integrate the PC into the table itself. What we have now is a desk with wires that are internally set, a virtual keyboard and a projected screen. USB slots and CD ROM slots are flushed to the side of tabletop, along with the power button. Essentially we have a hybrid desk that part PC and part table. Yes, the functional future has arrived! Designer: Nithin V Antony - Related posts:            |
| Posted: 22 May 2014 01:33 AM PDT CookPlat is conceived as a portable Pyrex vitroceramic cooker that uses magnetic induction technology. Designed to be modular, this cooker can be transported and used in just about any environment. Since it is a vitroceramic hob, the cooker directly heats up the utensil via a magnetic field and doesn't use heating resistors (radiant heat). For a layperson this means efficient cooking via less energy loss. Some of the key features include being dishwasher safe, outdoor compatible, configurable modules, and the 'capacitance touch switch' has a longer lifetime than ordinary switches. CookPlat is a 2013 Red Dot Award: Design Concept Best of Best winner. Designers: Jokin Arregui & Monse Garcia for SeriesNemo - Related posts:            |
| Posted: 22 May 2014 12:01 AM PDT This interactive radio by Daniel Kaufman relies on light and human touch to operate its various functionalities. To raise and lower the volume, the device uses light controlled by an aperture. As for its tuning, the user simply touches or slides a finger anywhere on the mahogany veneer which is embedded with a SoftPot potentiometer. Simple shifts in functionality create new interaction and new appreciation for a classically simple product! See it in action —> Designer: Daniel Kaufman
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| Posted: 22 May 2014 12:01 AM PDT Stick is a skinny twist on the pendant that’s sleek, slender and functional in any setting. It’s unimposing in kitchens, dining rooms, and living rooms… only when it’s switched on does its beautifully minimalistic form come into full view. In simplistic combinations of wood and powder-coated steel, it’s as subtle as it is a statement of style. Designer: Nicolò Zavagno - Related posts:            |
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