Aaron Tang‘s Anemone Clock awakens you by means of sound, light, movement, and interaction. When the alarm goes […]
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The results of Designboom competition “A Door To Paradise” are online. The winning project was Dominic Muren ‘s […]
Here’s another IDII thesis project I saw at the Greenhouse Effect show during the Salone del Mobile in […]
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Last week, during the Salone del Mobile in Milan, I went to see the Greenhouse Effect exhibition that […]
Break in movement by Mauricio Bruna Fruns from Santiago, Chile, has won the Domus/Illy competition of ideas about […]
Salone del Mobile, Milan. On Monday, I spent a great time at the exhibition of the students of […]
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Salone del Mobile, Milan. Seen at the Designers’ Block: The Line House Project, by Stone Dsgns, consists of […]
Salone del Mobile, Milan. Yesterday, I went to see the works of graduates from the Design Academy Eindhoven. […]
Yesterday at the International Furniture Fair in Milan. Couldn’t help smiling at the coffee cups of Lucy Turner, […]
Piétinoire are not spillage but polyurethane mats containing tiny glass balls that massage the feet. By Swiss designer […]
Here’s some more things I’ve spotted at the Salone del Mobile (where I understood that i’m easily bored […]
One of my first stop yesterday at the Salone del Mobile in Milan was at Promise Design, New […]
International Fashion Machines is a Seattle-based company which researches and creates interactive textiles that can change colour, broadcast […]
This week, the Salone del Mobile kicks off in Milan, I’ll be covering the funkiest stuff (so don’t […]
Californian designer James Piatt‘s Pillory dinette is a wooden table with holes for the head and hands, in […]
The Egg, by IDII students Jennifer Bove, Thomas Stovicek and Nicholas Zambetti, is a device that communicates last-minute […]
Matthias Megyeri’s Sweet Dreams Security artefacts investigate society’s obsession with security products and the over-saturation of cuteness. His […]
Sonic Texting, by Michal Rinott, allows you to write messages just by making smooth writing gestures with the […]
The Echoes (Encouraging Companionship, Home Organization, and Entertainment in Seniors), by Justin Donaldson, Josh Evnin and Sidharth Saxena, […]
Julia Lohmann transforms the factory-farming offcuts into lighting and furniture to explore our contradictory relationship with animals as […]
The GelForce, engineered at the University of Tokyo, is a transparent deformable gel that measures the distribution of […]
For The Diamond Project, New York-based Tobias Wong has designed items that derides our designer/label-infatuated society. The Hidden […]
Designed by Trans|alpin, Wood.e is essentially electrified wood, pressed with two integrated conducting layers which allow to add […]
Danish designers at GoPingPong have created a series of furnitures that pull the emotional parts of the furniture […]
Alistair McAuley and Paul Simmons founded in 1990 Timorous Beasties, a Glasgow-based company known for its subversive textiles […]
Michael Golembewski’s Scanner Camera project explores how digital photography can create new types of images and become an […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show (12) The pixel roller, by Stuart Wood and Florian Ortkrass at rAndom […]
Magnetude, by French designer Nicolas Triboulot, is a paint containing fine metal particles making all surfaces sensitive to […]
Glowing Places are public seating for artificially-lit indoor spaces (shopping malls, subway stations, etc.) They glow, dim, flash […]
While in London i went to the Science Museum to have a peek at -among other things- Is […]
Clocky, by Gauri Nanda of MIT (the developer of BYOB), is a clock for people who have trouble […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show (10) Grizedale Arts plans to move to Lawson Park (Cumbria, UK), in […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show (8). Due to concerns over light pollution, the local council has denied […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show (7) When you were a kid, your dad made shadows on the […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show The students had to work with mobile phone operator Orange to come […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show. Louise Wictoria Klinker developed SLOWEB , a project that rethinks the way […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show (3) PanVideo, by Mark Hauenstein, is an application that composes infinitely long […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show 2. The Birth Clock, by Alexandra von Feldmann, is a fragile glass […]
I spent the morning at the Royal College of Arts to see the work in progress show of […]
Still at the Design Museum, there was the Electroluminescent Clock, by British designer Sam Buxton. He collaborated with […]