Tag: industrial design

The Architect Stylus by Arctic is the designer stylus for the iPad, iPhone, Amazon Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy Tab and all other capacitive touchscreen devices. Find out more at http://www.thearcticstore.com

If you’re anything like us, a trip to the Optometrist is a real treat. It’s like a Photographer’s dreamland! Full of big, beautiful, and fascinating optical gadgets. After all, getting new glasses is like getting a new lens for your...

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Introducing Dumb-Bell Cutlery, a must for people actively looking to lose weight but not prepared to stop eating. Eat yourself skinny with these 1kg knives and forks and the 2kg dessert spoon (because you only use one hand fatty). This...

A quick fix to great coffee on the go is the Spoonin. It’s a coffee mix sachet where the stirrer is fashioned from the sealing seam of the package. I like it for its hygienic option, plus a person like...

This chair designed for sitting, and exercise. ESAD Reims student Yuan Yuan was inspired by the ancient martial art of Tai Chi, which is practiced primarily for its health benefits and known for its measured slow movements. According to the...

Watch manufacturer Ziiiro uses different shapes and concepts to target customers seeking innovative accessories. Their latest release is the Ziiiro Celeste, a watch that shows you the time in an elegant and visually pleasing manner. The technology used on Ziiiro...

The nest of a bird is an inventive piece of natural architecture. As a designer, who works a lot with natural material, I was always fascinated by these natural structures. The Eyrie Chair is an ode to these natural constructions.During...

This slim line bottle opener spells PSSHH!  The sound that reverberates refreshment down to your core.  What a refreshing use of onomatopoeia! It’s thin so you can easily store it in any drawer near the fridge for easy opening of...

“La progettazione di Tavola Calda nasce da quattro teste: quella di Elis Bonini, Astrid Luglio, Matteo Sangalli e Erika Zorzi, incrociatesi alla NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti di Milano, un pò per caso, un pò per sfida, un pò per necessità...