35-H Lounger Makes The Embody Look Like A Nerd
With all the comfort of Herman Miller’s Embody with none of its neurotic over-engineering, the 35 H Lounger from Designer Frédéric Sofia lets the eye…
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Clothes Hangers + Plastic Bag = Trash Can
Optimally, I would have a plastic trashcan with basketball hoop 10 feet away at all times. Unfortunately, my trashcans typically consist of shopping bags or…
Big Eye Needle
Where was this invention when I was in Fashion Design school? Big Eye Needle is an ordinary loop-eye sewing needle except it’s made of some…
Blinded by the Price
A device to see without sight, adding distinguishable sound to objects that can’t be identified by sound. Dubbed “Info Jewelry” by designer Ryoji Takahashi, this…
Real Mature Milk Cartons
If you thought “Freshness Labels” were a trip, wait till you get a load of this cheese. What designer Ko Yang’s got for you is…
That’s a Juicer?
Nothing like a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice to kick start the day. The Seed is product aimed to make that task easier without…
The Perfect Gift for the Historic Boat Builder
If that special person in your life happens to be a New England lobsterman from the late 19th century, I know he would appreciate this…
M.E.R.M. Flea Market on Wheels
So you fancy yourself a merchant, yes? How hardcore be you? Delve with me into the wicked world of the flea market, the ice cream…
More Impossibles from Mac: “Tired of Numbers”
Mac Funamizu names his newest project a little too well, calling the desktop hygrometer and thermometer “Tired of Numbers.” Yanko Design is, incase you were…
Praise God and Pass the Wall Tiles
Who loves non-traditional wall coverings? Raise you hand! Then raise your other hand an pray! Because here’s the Porcelain Enshrinement Tile! Start a collection and…
More Disturbing Machinations from Isolation Unit
When I make my own studio, I’m going to call it Friends Party. And we will do battle with Isolation Unit, the studio of Teruhiro…
Swing Your Club and Charge Up Your iPhone
Apple much? A device that might work on any “smart” phone, or if you’re talking to Wired’s Kevin Kelly, any handheld “screen.” Take a swing…