Bottleformball Pendant by Heath Nash

Filed Under: Interior

Lighting designer Heath Nash recently presented at the Pecha Kucha Night that was part of Helsinki Design Week. He discussed some of his new work in which he utilizes the unique forms of plastic bottles, rather than cutting out his own shapes. The series includes Pod, an elongated pendant made from the handles, Bottlesplice, constructed from continuous strips of the whole container and Bottleformball...

Ronen Kadushin has chairs open source with the laser cut

Filed Under: Product Design

That the Israeli designer Ronen Kadushin like surprise and push up to the very limits the study on the potential of the materials, it is not a discovery today. His research goes even further with these chairs on display during the exhibition “Recent Uploads” at the Appel Gallery in Berlin. Made of laser cut aluminum plates with a thickness of just 6 mm thick volumes and creates gaps in...

Ronen Kadushin has chairs open source with the laser cut

American Trademark Designs

Filed Under: Product Design

Okay, you do not like him at home in one piece and easy to navigate, but this “American Trademark Designs” by Barbara Baer Capitman, published for the first time in 1976 in the U.S. (and available on Amazon just over $ 10) is one of those books-essential guide for fans of graphic design, so it pays to go through even in electronic format. 732 are among trademarks, logos and symbols linked...

Dialug Plug and Socket by DanBee Lee, JangSoo Kim, KyoYeon Kim

Filed Under: Product Design

Apparently the key reason why I destroyed my camera battery inside a short time was because I over billed it each time I blocked it on. I did previously let it rest charging for nearly each day or due to my forgetfulness. For this reason I resonate with designs such as the Dialug that integrate a timer in to the socket. So for devices that require 2-3 hrs of charging, the timer instantly turns from...

Dialug Plug and Socket by DanBee Lee, JangSoo Kim, KyoYeon Kim

MossTile, the vertical garden of Benetti

Filed Under: Product Design

Among the vertical garden, recently we had more of an example MossTile,, launched by the Italian Benetti Stone, represents a pleasant declension, with the main feature being developed for not needing maintenance. MossTile is realized with a particular type of MOSS that is auto-feed in an environment with ambient humidity equal to or greater than 50%. Therefore does not need irrigation or lighting natural...