Hey ladies, are you tired of luggage looking like it was design by men for men only? If you answered yes then the Jibo might just be the ticket. Jibo is designed to fit your personal style. The exterior can be changed to match your outfit. Knitted fabrics, leather, texture – you name it.
Designer: Wu Jiao
The Vital monitoring system was designed with ease of use in mind. With only a few main operational steps, medical staff are able to effortlessly take and record a patients vitals data using the Vital monitoring system. First, a baseline vitals reading is taken manually, to reference future readings from.
Designer: Dan Bishop
The Butler room divider from the Elements Collection is characterized by a clear and pleasing appearance. It can be used as a room divider, sideboard, office cabinet or kitchen element, fulfilling different functions in each case. With an innovative sliding door technology, the look of the room divider can be changed time and again, while also facilitating easy access to stored items.
Designer: Simon Peter Hodlmoser
Ever wish you could untether your lamp and move it around at will. Be it a little party you’re throwing or just to change the mood. It’s usually more trouble than it’s worth. The Nomadic Lamp is perfectly suited for such a situation.
Designer: Dorota Kulawik
Any of you remember Erector sets? This modular partitioning system called Cell designed by the Edelweiss Industrial Design studio is sorta like a simplified one.
Designer: Edelweiss Industrial Design
I prefer using my bank card over physical cash and here’s why. With a card, I can’t view real-time data on my account usage. In a way I feel I can keep shopping all willy nilly without a care in the world and not feel guilty since I can’t see what it’s doing to my checking account – no doubt bleeding from my frivolous shopping trips.
Designer: Jacob Palmborg
With a plain and functional appearance, the Kada multifunctional table/seat reflects the changing requirements of our modern lifestyle. Its design combines the technology and flexibility of contemporary living areas. The simple construction and assembly create an interesting contrast to its manifold functions. In everyday life, it can serve as a foldaway padded stool, as a side table or as an electrical control centre.
Designer: Yves Behar [ Manufacturer: Danese ]
The B-Flat sofa system is a piece of furniture with an innovative and functional design. It consists of individual sofas and various extension and corner elements, which can be freely combined. A distinct feature of the sofa are the low back cushions, which can easily be moved up or down the round guide rail to which they are attached.
Designer: Andreas Reichert [ Manufacturer: Leolux ]
In the 21st century, humans can not live without technology. However most gadgets are cold and lack vitality. The missing element is something called “evolutionary possibility”, a way to add a more abstract humanistic approach to how electronic gadgets are used and grow.
Designer: Shao Wei Huang
Puma and Starck continue the story of evolution with the introduction of Starck Naked Body wear for Spring Summer 2007. The story begins with Starck’s theory of evolution, again we encounter the “super monkey” who first appeared in 2004 wearing the iconic Puma Starck footwear. With his curiosity awakened the Super Monkey continues down the road of evolution and discovers a highly developed species, MAN.
Designer: Philippe Starck [ Product Page ]
We’ve all seen them before, those sleeves coffee shops pass out to protect your hands from scalding heat. They’re usually made of corrugated cardboard but all fail to miss the duality in that design. The corrugated shape allows the inner circumference to collapse in on itself essentially becoming a flat surface – the perfect coaster for a cold drink. “Change” by Chun-Chia Hsu recognizes that duality and takes it a step further by using only 100% recycled materials.
Designer: Chun-Chia Hsu
These chocolates might look unusual upon first glance. Individual pieces have purposely been removed to form silhouettes but there’s more than meets to eye. There’s a social message involved.
Designer: Tithi Kutchamuch
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An espresso machine is a challenging object to design, on the one hand you have to innovate and appeal to the eye, and on the other hand it has to be pragmatic and intuitive to use as is the original design of an espresso machine.
Designer: Adam Zerbib
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