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Posted: September 6th, 2010 | Author: Simon Mitchell | Filed under: Gift ideas, I Want..., Product Design | Tags: I Want..., Storage | No Comments »Storage doesn’t get much smaller than this surely? Nice. Buy yours here.
Storage doesn’t get much smaller than this surely? Nice. Buy yours here.
A ‘designed’ exercise bike. Nice. Introducing the Ciclotte.
Nice. Very. Click here to learn more.
Liking this very Copenhagen collaboration between Kibisi, Wood Wood and Hay. A trip down to Hay is most certainly on my agenda.
The chair was already selected by Wallpaper* magazine as one of the 100 best designed products of 2010. Nice.
Liking. See more of Ryan’s recycled work here.
Nice idea from recent runner-up in the Business Design Centre New Designer of the Year Award, and De Montfort University graduate, Kevin Scott.
via ThinkBigChief (thanks).
Liking this practical spare bed concept designed by Danish duo Claus Molgaard and Ole Jensen.
via ThinkBigChief (thanks).
Liking this range of ceramics by Swiss designer Tomas Kral.
Via Think.BigChief (thanks).
I received an email earlier asking me to feature this cute little idea, all the way from Japan. Created by Rezon, your babies foot or hand print is reproduced creating individual print stamps.
Click here for more info, or to buy.
A really nice project created by Copenhagener’s Sebastian Rønde Thielke and Anders Højmose during a three week Tangible User Interface exploration at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design. Daily Stack is a playful tool that helps you become more aware of your daily work-flow and time management by creating a physical representation of your tasks.
Great stuff, I could certainly find a use for one of these myself.
Early this week the talented Siba Sahabi tracked me down and asked me whether I woud mind featuring he latest set of paper vessels, titled bucchero.
And so over to Siba to explain in her own words a little about the project:
A nicely designed, good idea, the Bobble filters your tap water as you use it. Available here now if you are in the U.S. coming soon to the rest of the world though. Designed by Karim Rashid.
Very, very nice outdoor seating at a hospital in Bristol. The concept of the bench is in the format of a folded postcard from an actual letter sent by a patient who stayed at the hospital. The idea is to reassure new patients about the experience they will have during their stay.
Made by Boex from hardwood, letters hand carved supported on a stainless steel frame.
Size 2500mm wide x 900mm high.
I came across the above piece of product design niceness over the weekend. A simple but nice idea, currently only at a conceptual level at the moment it appears. Click here to see more from its designer, Yu Hun Kim.
An interesting concept available in 2010, a ‘wearable’ bluetooth head set, that can be folded down to a ring to wear upon the finger.
The concept is of particular interest to me having previously worked for 18 months on a large hearing instrument client.
On more than one ocassion whilst in the process of creative brainstorming, I tried to look into the future, to a place where, as what has happened with glasses, the commonality of people wearing considered and desireable bluetooth ear pieces, could maybe one day help eradicate the enormous stigma around (having) to wear a hearing instrument.
Still an enormous stigma to break, but the more I see of products like this, the more I think that maybe one day wearing something on your ear could be cool. Just a thought.
I really want one of these. Very, very nice. Here.
A pretty heavy looking iPhone case, but liking the range of bolt on lenses, ranging from a fish eye to wide angle and macro.
Purely a piece of concept design at the moment, but the projector function would certainly have me interested if it ever sees light of day… Read more here.
POsting my last Marc Newson, set me thinking how I have desired an ikepod for nigh on 17 years now. Infact the original orange and white version I lusted after in the early 90′s seems to have been superceeded by the one shown above. Still, pretty damn nice. See more here. Unsurprisingly quite a nice, clean simple site as well.



Australian design god, after designing the recent Qantas First Class lounge at Sydney Airport, has put his talented hands to the interiors of Qantas’ new A380′s.
Very very nice.
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