Appreciates all types of design ideas. Good form & function should always work hand in hand but at times designs needs to be push through all types of boundaries. There is no standing still for design,only moving forward.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Video: Barry McGee Installation @ Oakland Museum
“Commissioned installation by Barry McGee for Reopening of the Oakland Museum of California’s Gallery of California Art.”
All pics & info courtesy of highsnobiety
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Porter Union Backpack
Normally known for basic offerings like their Boston, totes and briefcases, Porter actually has a pretty dynamic line up of more experimental bags like in the case of its Union backpack, which doubles as a tote. Inspired by American gardening tool bags, it features some pretty neat technical properties in the form of a heavy duty polyester construction with a water resistant interior liner.
Available here.
All pics & info courtesy of limitedhype
You are who you decide to be ... Adapt & Overcome.
Roll it Experimental Housing
Roll It is a cool experimental house, resulted from the collaboration among different institutes within the University of Karlsruhe. This cyclindrical design is a modular prototype that provides flexible space within a minimum housing unit. Including three functional sections: a bed and table in section, an exercise cylinder, and a kitchen with a sink.
Via archdaily, detail
All pics & info courtesy of likecool
World Ferrari: Abu Dhabi
Here the center “World Ferrari” devoted to the Italian mark, in the town of Abu Dhabi. A park equipped with a roof with 200.000 m ² carrying the logo with Ferrari, with a museum and several tracks of race. It should open its doors in October 2010, a few days before the GP of Formula 1.
All pics & info courtesy of fubiz
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KOO Bassinet/Rocker by Lunar
American industrial design firm Lunar have introduced the KOO baby bassinet that unfolds to become a cozy feeding rocker.
Visit the Lunar website – here.
All pics & info courtesy of contemporist
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Royal Rock Limited Edition - Ventury Paris
Inspired from the poise and glamour of Parisian chic, the Royal Rock limited edition furniture takes a bold approach with its new creations.
More infos here Ventury Paris
All pics & info courtesy of bornrich
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
The Wave Desk by Robert Brou
The Wave Desk by Robert Brou
The ‘Wave’ desk is the first of hopefully many works which utilize this ‘Slice’ technique. This desk was built for valued clients residing in Dallas, GA. Their requirements were for the desk towers to each have file folder storage with a drawer above. One tower has a smaller drawer with a pullout work surface above. This was designed so their young daughter could have a work area next to Mom and Dad’s.
What I created exceeded all of their expectations. The two towers are clad in 2 ½” thick Poplar lumber that is carved into a random ‘Wave’ pattern. Between each layer there is a ¾” tall reveal, just large enough to fit adult sized fingers. This eliminates any need for drawer pulls as you simply grab an individual section and pull. Poplar is naturally light in color with prominent green streaks so I stained the wood a Van Dyke Brown color to match the rest of their décor. I then came back with a spindle mounted wire brush to abrade the exposed vertical edge while keeping the top work surface perfectly sanded.
The wire brush exposes the grain in a very interesting way that creates a wonderful tactile quality. To my way of thinking this also mimics bark that is present on live edge slabs.
This ‘Slice’ technique is perfect for any cabinetry that uses drawers or pull out units. The innovation of having a way to create cabinetry that lies outside the ‘box’ as it were, is a very liberating feeling. I cannot wait to get back into the shop and explore these ideas more.
Visit Robert Brou’s website – here.
All pics & info courtesy of contemporist
You are who you decide to be ... Adapt & Overcome.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Nine Hours Boutique Hotel
Designed by Tokyo-based company Design Studio S, the Nine Hours (9h) is a unique boutique hotel in Kyoto, Japan. The hotel offers luxury and minimalist aesthetics in a tiny living space, featuring 125 rooms (capsule units), personal lockers, showers, and a lounge.
The concept of this capsule hotel is based on a comfortable place to rest while in transit in big cities in Japan; 1 hour shower, 7 hours of sleep, and a one hour break = 9h total. Guests can spend up to 17 hours in a single stay.
The hotel’s interior design consists of clean lines, crisp White color with a touch of Black, and beautiful graphical icons to guide you through the different areas.Each capsule includes high-quality bed sheets, slippers, toothbrush, shampoo & conditioner, body soap, bottled water and a smart system by Panasonic, where according to the time set, the light will wake you up.
All pics & info courtesy of busyboo
You are who you decide to be ... Adapt & Overcome.
Saint Tropez Lounge Chair By Christophe Pillet
This Saint Tropez Lounge Chair by Christophe Pillet was designed for stylish furniture company Porro.
This minimalist lounge chair, with its low-slung suspended seat and simple, wooden base, was developed by Pillet and produced by Porro as part of the complete supply order for the rooms of the Hotel Sezz in Saint Tropez.
[via daily icon]
All pics & info courtesy of designcrave
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Futuristic Bookcase Design
This bookcase composition reminds a beautiful spider web and looks anything but usual and simple. It consists of many bookshelves which of course be used to hold small pieces of decor. Even though it was presented as a part of exhibition it still could be recreated as a part of some modern and even futuristic interior design. On the photos the color theme is black and white which is perfect for such kind of interiors but you can create something that will fit your color theme.
You are who you decide to be ... Adapt & Overcome.
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