Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Friday, July 1, 2011
Velux Sun Tunnel Lamp by Ross Lovegrove
From Award-winning industrial designer Ross Lovegrove. Now illuminate your room with sun light . The VELUX sun tunnel by Lovegrove is a designer lamp that uses the sun as a bulb, making it a sustainable alternative to electric lighting.
Ross Lovegrove video
Official website: http://www.rosslovegrove.com/
Labels:
design,
green interior,
interior,
lamps
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Compact house by Yasuhiro Yamashita
Most people will change their wishes of owning a large apartment, after seeing the compact building found in Tokyo. Called as “Reflection of Mineral”, its a small house looks just like a piece of paper art from the outside, but still features the full functionality, including a bedroom, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom inside it.
Labels:
architecure,
design,
japanese design,
Yasuhiro Yamashita
Land peel by Shin Yamashita

'Land peel' is a furniture developed by japanese industrial design student shin yamashita
from the kyoto institute of technology. it is a flat three piece mat set from which a table,
seat or rest can be made simply by lifting the panels. when done using, the furniture can
be discreetly tucked away.
Labels:
design,
furniture,
japanese design,
Shin Yamashita
Spring 2010 Milan furniture fair, Magis (pictures)
magis will present the new 2010 collection at the spring Milan furniture fair

'sparkling chair' by marcel wanders
blow moulding process for PET, the form of the legs remind us of soda bottles.
more photos after the break.

'sparkling chair' by marcel wanders
blow moulding process for PET, the form of the legs remind us of soda bottles.
more photos after the break.
Labels:
design,
furniture,
magis,
milan 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Iittala by Matti Klenell

Swedish designer matti klenell has designed a series of glass birds which has been manufactured by finnish glass manufacturer iittala. in designing these pieces, klennell was drawing from the idea of magpies and their talent for stealing jewellery and hiding them in their nests. See more after the brake.
Labels:
design,
iittala,
matti klenell,
swedish design
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