Dzmitry Samal and the Parallel World Collection

Filed Under: Product Design

Wants to remind us of the possible existence of parallel worlds the Belarusian designers (but now Parisian of adoption) Dzmitry Samal with his collection called “Parallel World”. Furniture that defy the impenetrability of the walls and seem to emerge from another dimension (or possibly moved elsewhere), in a sort of indissoluble bond between universes that communicate. Made of MDF (panels...

Dzmitry Samal and the Parallel World Collection

Oxoye chair: the chair of Dzmitry Samal for Soca

Filed Under: Product Design

Clearly inspired by the design of cars, especially aerodynamics back from the 30s to 50s, this “Oxoye Chair” is another gem of Dzmitry Samal for Soca , Polywood is made ??using wood for the structure, with the addition metal parts and high resilience foam. The look of Samal Retrofuturo is evident in a mix of past and contemporary technology that produces an object of great elegance and...

Oxoye chair: the chair of Dzmitry Samal for Soca

Human Furniture Collection by Dzmitry Samal

Filed Under: Interior

These Human Furniture Collection created by Paris-based design studio Samal Design are “inspired by men’s beauty and sensuality”. A bit disarming and some of the poses I dare say a bit awkward… do their best to entice at least a conversation about it or a second look.

Human Furniture Collection by Dzmitry Samal

Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Gold (50PFL7956) and reduced-price cinema format

Filed Under: Gadget

Philips launches its third TV format 21:9, 21:9 Cinema Gold. Featuring a 50-inch screen is planned for Summer 2011, 21:9 Gold will be offered at a price lower than that of 21:9 Platinum . The lower the expected price depends on the technology Easy 3D , cheaper than 3D Max built on Platinum. As the new models, including 21:9 Gold Smart TV to surf the Internet, check your TV with smartphones and Tablet...

Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Gold (50PFL7956) and reduced-price cinema format

“Future House” the house-shaped UFO by Matti Suuronen

Filed Under: Architecture

In 1968, when the technology and space exploration were in a phase of strong expansion, the Finnish designer Matti Suuronen , invented the ” Future House “: a sort of house inspired by spaceships immortalized in the works of science fiction. The ‘house of the future’ conceived as a cabin modular, easy to mount and dismount with minimal effort even in rough terrain. Ten meters...