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An exhibition of new work by Japanese designers Nendo is on show at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Each platform is surrounded by white, circular stickers with a diametre of five milimetres, intended to give the impression that the plinths are melting into the floor.
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“As part of Ikon’s collaboration on Hong Kong designer dining venue Sevva, Ikon created the identities and key collateral for the space’s decadent cake shop, MsB. Drawing inspiration from the romance of old-fashioned European patisseries, Ikon used the silhouette of a classic Venetian mirror and script font to create the decorative logo. With a select palette of pink, chocolate, white and gold, these rich elements are balanced with bold stripes and a deconstructed doily pattern. Applied in various interpretations across MsB cake boxes, tissue paper, ribbon, carry bags and stickers, the packaging is a sweet indulgence.”
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Vinhos que contam histórias através de seus rótulos e que atraem a atenção dos consumidores nas pratileiras.
Boneco com uma lâmpada no lugar da cabeça. Pode ser pendurado no teto ou na parede.
From: Yanko Design
Touting itself as the world’s first interactive furniture, the Daywriter (as the name suggests) is used for displaying messages during the day. But the story gets brighter with the Nightwriter. This one is like a florescent glow-in-the-dark type of board. Scratch on the words and watch them glow! Naturally you can erase all your messages and get creative everyday.
From: Yanko Design
Making use of omnipresent but wasted potential energy sources is what the green movement is all about. The SONEA, designed by Jihoon Kim, Boyeon Kim, Myung-Suk Kim, and Da-Woon Chung, makes use of one of the most annoying, otherwise-useless forms of energy out there: noise. Think about how much noise there is when you walk out into a crowded city street at any given moment of the day. And it’s all for naught. Imagine if there was a reverse speaker of sorts that was able to capture all that wasted noise and store it as usable energy. The SONEA design uses a noise capturing surface paired with a sonic electric tranducer that converts the noise energy into electricity, which is then stored via an electric cell module. The device’s rating is 30 watts per 1 captured decibal.
From: DesignCrave
The folks from Mintpass have created an innovative ShakEnergy battery concept that uses a human element to maintain their charge. With five components inside that include a rechargeable nickel metal hydrate battery, a shaft, a coiled bobbin, a spring-loaded coil-magnet and a rubber shock-absorber, the ShakEnergy’s innovation is that all it needs is a vigorous shake to charge itself. The ShakEnergy battery has about half of the charge of a normal AA NiMH and can also be used with a normal charger. We’re craving for a set already, but so far, there’s no info concerning a release date.
From: DesignCrave
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