This steampunk 1700s gadget signs your checks for you
This complex smartphone-sized device is a miniaturized iteration of a product first created in 1738, by Pierre Jaquet-Droz. Using a complex series of mechanisms and gears,…
Air purifying technology that’s older than electricity itself!
This innocuous little artistically presented block is quite remarkable. Sitting on a V-cut wooden stand, the block contains a honeycomb structure, meant to allow air to…
When the brief says “design a recliner/rocking chair/hammock”
Sitting on the Cocoon is a strangely comforting yet new experience. It looks a little revolutionary, no doubt… but sitting on it gives you an experience…
In a Parallel Universe Where OS Didn’t Matter, We’d All Use TicPods
You know, I personally don’t really like phrases like “the iPhone Killer” or in this case “the Airpod Killer”. The assumption that something is so good…
This PSP has its own version of the “notch”
With ever-expanding screens on phones and disappearing earpieces and home buttons, it only makes sense that you’d see that trend everywhere else. TVs are all screen…
Lamps inspired by movement, designed for movement!
Inspired by an Israeli Dance, the Horah lamps look like they’re molded by the wind. Showcased by Israeli design team Raw Edges at the Milan Design…
How Industrial Design Reinvented the Spork
Designed not only for utilitarian reasons but to also allow you to be an absolute foodie wherever you go, the Morsel was named for its ability…
Skyshelter.zip is like a compressed bellow that opens into a skyscraper
What these designers proposed was ground-breaking enough to win them the Golden Prize at the eVolo Skyscraper Competition 2018. The premise? Instant Skyscrapers. The technique? Compressing…
