Tag: industrial design

The Carpenter Collection is the first ever line of gender neutral wooden watches designed with a truly soft and flexible wooden strap! “We’ve spent months working on our design and process, and another few months securing manufacturing for production.  What...

The Ring Clock concept was designed without inhibition as a product that might be able to exist in 10 years or so… but thanks to its futuristic appeal & simple functionality, it might become a reality sooner than you think!...

THE LOVE BOX is a unique device created by honest&smile, conceived to record two sided videos in one single iPhone’s shot. It consists of a wooden base and a mirroring system that, when mounted with your mobile phone, simultaneously records...

After four years of work, the Borely Castle reopens as the Museum of Decorative Arts, Pottery and Fashion in Marseille. During this major renovation, the designer Matthew Lehanneur imagined luster “Les Cordes” which now adorns the main lobby of the building....

Mezzo is a minimalist design created by France-based designer Ionna Vautrin. Mezzo is a small radio with a vintage touch, It’s basic controls associated to a voluptuous shape give “Mezzo” a familiar and endearing air. It comes in four colors...

Struck by the synergy between the shapes of two compelling symbols of relaxation, a hammock and a bath tub, Splinter Works were inspired to develop a piece that would provide the ultimate vehicle for total escapism. The peaceful experience of...

The Worknest by Wiktoria Lenart, a product designer based in Wroclaw, Poland, is a modular desk made with creative people in mind. What at first appears to be an incredibly basic workspace is actually full of customizable promise. The surface...

The XYZ shoe is an exploration into design pluralism. The culmination of a Masters thesis completed at Victoria University of Wellington. The shoe is a vehicle that expresses the future of design where the sum of all parts are considered...

This is a new design concept by dutch-based designer Mark van der Gronden. It consists in a simple iron frame and colored plastic crates, that’s it! The result is a furnishing simple, inexpensive and contemporary adaptable to any type of...

A contemporary twist on the Victorian Tete a Tete love seat, the Double View bench easily changes your perspective with a minimal effort. The double backrest pivots around an axis located below the seat and thus two people can sit...