Pop Ups for the Pop Ins
Once again a designer is determined to make use of every square inch of available space in our ever shrinking world. Intended as a practical…
Interiors
Clip-on Tea Infuser Classier Than A Clip-on Tie
On Saturday, April 5, the Industrial Design Society of America (IDSA) presented its Student Merit Award to Paul Sukphisit, a senior at Massachusetts College of…
Tiles to make you Smile
Tiles have been a common medium for expression for thousands of years. From Picasso’s baboon tile that I had the privilege to briefly posses to…
Balls of Curry
Newton’s cradle (aka, Newton’s balls) named after Sir Isaac Newton is a five balled, pendulum device that demonstrates conservation of momentum and energy. Made popular…
Art to walk on
Not a lot can be done with concrete that has not already been done. Aside from some innovations in concrete strength, weight and lighting, concrete…
Pour some light wine
A standard wine glass is one of the more beautiful shapes in our world. This vessel’s simple elegance is only rivaled by the complexity of…
Must Get Every Last Bit Out
Problem: Spoon or knife, I can’t seem to get the last bit of peanut butter out! Ugh, I know there’s totally enough left for a…
Fort Focus
I am sure everyone at one point has felt the urge to crawl into a box and hide from the world. I know I can’t…
Fresh By A Ring Of Blue Light
We all love fruit but they’re not exactly cheap and usually demand to be eaten sooner than later, otherwise the ravages of time wreak havoc…
Herbalicious Furniture
Design student Elliot Mariess needed to come up with something new and off kilter for his degree so naturally he envisioned any space should and…
Cooking with a Twist
Here is a fun new way to cook that could either really annoy some chefs out there or really make many of us happy for…
Lighting with a Twist
From the maker of LEGO salt n’ Pepper shaker, Diagonal bed and Table+Chair, designer Joel Hesselgren brings us a new lighting concept that twists and…