Activity Wallpaper , by research assistant at the Viktoria Institute (Sweden) Tobias Skog, explores how a place can […]
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“Digital Cubes”, by Simon Schiessel, is a “dominoes” game played with electronic cubes. Placed next to one another, […]
Moments of Grey, by Tasmanian artist and researcher Robin Petterd, are prototype responsive objects which evoke those found […]
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Florentine avant-garde architecture collective Superstudio was at the heart of the architectural and design avant garde in the […]
Tokyo-based architecture and design company nendo has an impressive portfolio. You wouldn’t tell by the look of the […]
The result of Design Within Reach Champagne Chair Contest are online. Entrants had to craft the chairs using […]
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Taking in account that pigs can be ideal pets, it might be time to question the idea of […]
“Waiter!” (Theres a fly in my soup), by product designer Tobias Wong is a simple soup bowl that […]
A few days ago, I saw this Humiliator , a comfortable gag that may be worn for extended […]
Green Cycle, by Taiwan-based designers Wei-Ran Lee and Bo-Chin Chu, is a memo paper pad that comes with […]
Biojewelry , developed by Tobie Kerridge and Nikki Stott, combines biotech and design to give a new emphasis […]
Chronos Chromos Concrete, a project by Chris Glaister, Afshin Mehin and Tomas Rosen at the RCA Innovation Unit […]
Another one in my obsessive list of interactive tables… Lumisight Table, aka Interactive View-Dependent Display Table Surrounded by […]
Ledusoid, by AKAirway the big bubble specialist, is an inflatable chandelier made of 350 LEDs sealed in plastic. […]
The Dialog table –designed by Marek Walczak, Michael McAllister, Jakub Segen and Peter Kennard– utilizes digital technologies to […]
Van Den Puup, from elite designer launched, a few weeks (month?) ago, a “crusade against the big stupid […]
Petra Trefzger ‘s Flying carpet is decorated with geometric patterns that swirl around your feet as you walk […]
I’m developing a fascination for interactive tables. I’ve already blogged some* and have more in store. Here’s two […]
UK bakers Kingsmill is to sell limited edition of bread shaped in Elvis’ image to celebrate his 70th […]
British designer Gina Reimann has created three amusing pieces that explore our interaction with superstitions. Her “Compass Bed” […]
For the Tokyo Designers Block 2004, 18 Israeli designers were asked to create 40 pairs of shoes, each […]
Kelly Jenkins’ Overlooked piece is a radiator knitted out of tubular steel. It’s not just conceptual art, it’s […]
Jussi Angesleva’s “Spin” is an array of LEDs on a keychain that you spin to draw a clock […]
An Invisible Force is a beautifully crafted desk which answers questions. You selects a question you want answered […]
DIY instructions to turn the IKEA table “Lack” into Coffee Cup , a soccer field for your living […]
Last week or so, the story that researchers at the University of Warwick, in association with PVAXX and […]
Dutch designer Isabelle Lejin designed an 8-shaped goldfish racetrack because she felt sorry for the goldfish, long distance […]
Since the toaster, mixer, micorwave oven and battery charger have not gone wireless yet, French design group Hotchoz […]
Dutch designer Frank Tjepkema and interior designer Janneke Hooymans have designed, outside of Amsterdam, Praq a restaurent that […]
This key-chain radio station broadcasts the sounds you make through regular FM radio and shares them with people […]
Mines continue to maim and kill between 15,000 and 20,000 people each year according to UNICEF. Around 90 […]
Having been awarded the title of “worse golf player in the galaxy” at a Fore competition during the […]
Visa card is discarding the traditional rectangular format to present an array of novelty credit cards in the […]
The Holo-Dek gaming center in Hampton displays a series of innovations for video game addicts. One of them […]
The Universal Kitchen project, which began in 1993 and involved students of the Rhode Island School of Design, […]
For the last 18 months two suitcases containing a blank book, a video camera and a blank shirt […]
Someone is dealing with my arch-enemy: the PowerPoint. Pacific Film Archive video curator Steve Seid has decided to […]
In 1972, Italian designer Mario Bellini presented a mobile micro-living environment called Kar-a-Sutra at the “New Domestic Landscape” […]
The Cornerstone Festival of Gardens, near Sonoma (North of San Francisco), showcases the talents of landscape designers. This […]
Palestinian/British artist Mona Hatoum plays with our expectations, turning innocuous objects into dangerous threats. The Pin Rug is […]