From the category archives:

Interior Design

“An apple a day”

October 3, 2011

Rub this apple on your chest and it may just launch Netflix.

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Tagged as: Apple, control, fruit bowl, gesture, Nature, nature semantics, remote controls, Sony, technology, tv

“Palm-Fiction”

August 27, 2011

Live life high up in the palm trees, I know I want to.

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Tagged as: architecture, beach-life, contemporary dwellings, interiors, modern architecture, Nature, Nature Dwellings, Palm-fiction, Tree-houses

“Don’t Wine to me”

July 10, 2011

This wall-wine sconce from Iron design company: http://www.irondesigncompany.com/products/kitchen/wine-sconce.html holds up to a half case, the fluid shape of this wine rack appears to be molded by the wine bottles themselves…Perfect for the contemporary home or apartment.  I would imagine this design would force you to keep it fully stocked!  

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Tagged as: contemporary design, display, domestic products, domestic storage, minimalism, Packaging Design, storage, wall products, wine, wine storage

“A Starck John”

March 17, 2011

…And completely on the other end of the spectrum from the ubiquitous porta-potty: I give you Philippe Starck’s SensoWash Starck 3 – a new shower-toilet seat that combines contemporary aesthetics, comfort, convenience and cleanliness. The heated seat brings a little luxury to an otherwise unglamorous, utilitarian necessity. A hand-held remote control lets you conveniently operate […]

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Tagged as: bathroom, heated seat, Philippe Starck, restroom, SensoWash Starck 3, Sheer Luxury, shower-toilet seat, toilet

“The U-010”

January 7, 2011

A concept transportation design from Italian designers Marina Colombo and Sebastian Vida that explores the world above and below the ocean.

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Tagged as: Conceptual, Interior, Interior Design, Luxuary Boat, simplicity, submarine, submersible yacht, super yacht, transportation design, U-010, Undersea Yacht, watercraft

A Very “Cool” Project

December 7, 2010

A great space-saving outdoor refrigeration concept from designer Nicolas Hubert utilizes the elements to save on energy.

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Tagged as: Compact Living, Competitions, Conceptual Design, Electrolux Design Lab 2010, Energy Saving, Nicolas Hubert, refridgeration, Space Saving Design

Bookmarking Illumination…Duh!

November 20, 2010

A new and elegant concept to read books in low light…OLED technology.

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Tagged as: Bookmark Illumination, Conceptual Design, consumer products, Lightleaf, OLED, Reading, Valentina Trimani

“Toadstool Lights”

August 9, 2010
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Yes, your eyes are playing tricks on you. What looks like a mythical treasure one would stumble upon in a storybook tale, is in fact a beautiful eco-friendly combination of reclaimed wood and LED lights.  Great Mushrooming is taking inspiration from the world’s best designer, Mother Nature, to create these luminous mushrooms whose only magic […]

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Tagged as: Fine Art, Mushroom lights, Nature

“Another Crazy Boat!”

June 16, 2010
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What to get the super-yacht owner with everything? What Else…A Matching Super-car! This is “Strand Craft 122″ — an extravagant new super-yacht that features a floating garage and matching handcrafted super-car. If built, it is expected to sell for $25 million”. Designer, Sweden-based 33-year-old Eduard Gray, recently told CNN that he took inspiration from the […]

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Tagged as: 007, Ferrari Testa Rossa, super yacht

“WHY”?

March 5, 2010
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Is it a mansion? Is it a boat? Is it both? or is it completely out of control? It is most certainly an interesting reevaluation. Very “product” orientated. Wally, a company that makes stunning modern yachts and the French fashion house Hermes have teamed up to design a new boat: The appropriately named “WHY”, a […]

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Tagged as: Boat Island, Interior Design, Luxuary Boat, Wally, Water Craft, WHY

“Loopty Loop Loopita”

February 12, 2010
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“When I was a kid, my school playground had sections of large concrete tunnels painted with bright colors scattered about. It was a fun hiding inside or climbing on top to get a good aerial view. The Loopita brings back memories of those large concrete tunnels”. Made from a single piece of red oak, the […]

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Tagged as: Furniture, Interior, Interior Design