Jawbone’s Limited Edition Headsets by Fuseproject. Via: Josh Spear
Skyorder shoe rack covered in gold leaf by Johanna Eliason. Via: Mocoloco
Boat, butterfly and leaf inspired table by John Lonsdale.
Monaco House by McBribe Charles Ryan. Via: Yatzer
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No matter how elegant the BT headsets are (and these Jawbone-ones are very elegant), you always look like a git when using them.
As a product designer, i too would make some contributions to these cool collections
It’s all really okay. I find the butterflies to be a bit tacky. With the shoe rack, I’m iffy about the colors.
The headset may have to be my least favourite. It looks easily breakable and the way the it was designed isn’t that appealing to me.
That hits the teargt perfectly. Thanks!
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