It’s a touchscreen Mini-Mac!
There are two ways to go about making your iMac portable. A, you get yourself the Lavolta iMac carrying case, or B. something less bizarre,…
A hair-dryer has no name
I don’t know who’s been sending out the memo to designers to redesign the hair-dryer, but boy have we seen some incredible concepts in the…
Who said time isn’t linear?
Well, time isn’t exactly linear… but neither is the Continue Time clock by Sander Mulder. Allowing time to traverse down a path and change angles…
The keyboard of empowerment
Roya Ramezani made a rather interesting observation during her time working in Silicon Valley. While the gender imbalance was glaringly obvious, it had its effects…
The bachelor’s favorite hanger
I hate folding my clothes, so automatically, I’m a hanger junkie. My wardrobe is just lined with hangers that hold my clothes upright so that…
YD Hands-On: The uber cool Reflectacles!
There are quite a few reasons to wear the Reflectacles. The first one being because they respect your privacy. Whether you’re running from the paparazzi…
From O’clock to Whoa’Clock
The OClock retains the cyclical quality of time, but challenges the notion that you need hands to tell it. Just using two gears, the clock…
Design that went from Grave to Cradle
The Phoenix Chair is called so because it rises from the ashes of the chair before it. Tasked with using the rusty framework from the…
Why the Easy Basin is my favorite Red Dot Winner
Here’s a concept that’s every bit worthy of the Red Dot Design Concept Award it won. The Easy Basin keeps in mind its user and…
The Bear Grylls of the speaker world
Your speaker may be waterproof, but is it ‘use-as-a-piñata’ proof? Or ‘fling-out-your-window’ proof? Is it at least ‘drive-your-car-over-it’ proof? Your speaker may be waterproof, but…
Honey I Shrunk Chicago!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/towndesign/microscape-downtown-chicago UPDATE: less than 48 hours left, grab yours now! All civilizations either fizzle out, or they expand far and wide. Whether they’re real ones…
These switches use OCD to save electricity!
Cleverly using a human condition to correct behavior patterns, the OCD Switch creates a slight visual imbalance, enough to trigger your senses, and gets you…