So it is quite impossible to actually place your butt into a condom, but not necessarily with the new design by Jiang Qian. His unique design is a play on the condom. Thus making this product much more interesting and allows the person wearing it to let their personality come to life.
Designer: Qian Jiang
Prescription lenses are expensive so it’s not often we can afford more than a single pair. Unfortunately that means being tethered to one frame style. Switch Glasses gives you at least two options to fit your mood and lifestyle. The design adds pivots and hinges to the arms and lens of a pair of glasses. By flipping them around, you can take advantage of two different frame colors. Maybe one for work and a funkier one for a night out.
Designer: Hyo-Jong Kim
I’m not sure exactly when bakeries started including those plastic knives but it’s genius. Tho the first time I saw one, my first thought was a hair comb. My second thought was why not include plates and forks to make it a complete package? Looks like designer Junk-Suk Choi was thinking the same thing.
Designer: Jung-Suk Choi
Looking for new ways to ignite the fire between you and your true love? “Matchlight” is the answer for you. Designed as a mood lighting concept, the romantic glow of the sixteen matchsticks can “light” the way for the atmosphere you are looking to attain.
Designer: Chetan Sorab
You know, industrial designers seem to love conceptualizing what future Sony Ericsson mobiles will look like. Designer Vincent Palicki is just one of many but his design actually looks like it could be made today and fit right in with the SE family.
Designer: Vincent Palicki
Flexible Distance is a top loading washing machine developed for Ye Xiao Dong as winners of the “Lavatrice Cinese Made In Milan” competition. The emphasis? Pure style. The idea is this machine is so beautiful, it can be placed anywhere in the home; even as a center piece. But how can a washing machine be this mobile? By caster wheels of course. However beauty is only skin deep. The real innovation here is the interface.
Designer: Simona Iuculano
The latest piece from Australian designer Simon Duff, the Mushroom Floor lamp is designed to create mood lighting and provide ambient light to an interior space. The lights can be used independently or in small clusters and can be positioned in corners and against walls to intensify their light output.
Designer: Simon Duff
Two2tray is a snack/fruit tray, but with a philosophical antidote. In our daily lives people judge things based on context clues. In the case of this snack tray, the happy and angry face could lead you to believe to avoid one food for the other. Another useful whim would be to put a really fattening dip on one side and a semi-healthy one in the other. That way your guests can’t complain if they get fat off your snacks. Hey, the faces warned them.
Designer: Yu Guoqun
Relive the gaming glory of your youth by immersing yourself in quick games of Tetris and Pong Forever. Sure today’s video games are a bit tricky for the rusty out dated gamer but at least with the Nixon watch, you’ll always feel right at home. My only question is who do I play Pong against? My left and right hands aren’t exactly evenly matched so it wouldn’t be a fair game.
Designer: Lysandre Follet
Victor Vetterlein, has just recently completed the 2 nd piece in his Meeraboo collection. This piece has the same style qualities as the first piece such as the combination of white rounded forms with contradicting linear shapes that create a robotic form.
Designer: Victor Vetterlein
One of the holy grails of recharge technology is wireless and tho there are products now that do it via induction, they’re all oogly. That’s where designers like Sun Kyung Kim step in to infuse a little pretty. This charger doesn’t have a name yet but it’s quite endearing.
Designer: Sun Kyung Kim
Out of Office, a British design firm consists of four graduates of Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication. After graduating, each of the designers independently worked for other companies yet still made time to work individually on their own ideas.
Designer: OOF Studio
The Tok Tak is certainly one of the most basic and smallest MP3 player concepts we’ve seen. The entire device looks like a standard audio jack, in fact that’s pretty much what it is. The plug dangles from your earphones when used on the go. People might mistake you for crazy walking around with what looks like earbuds attached to nothing but they’d be wrong.
Designer: Tae-wan Kim
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