Go Nuts!
The ZGRYZ (Polish for “bite”) nutcracker uses a geared lever mechanism to swiftly crush even the hardest nut shells without requiring a herculean effort. The…
Product Design
The Ultimate Hipster Headphones
The Low Fi Hi Tech Headphones are an exploration into building a pair of fully functional headphones without any line-produced part. Composed of just wire,…
No Wet Blankets Allowed
Make that towels! This is becuase we have the Dry Clean, a very capable towel drier that not only dries towels but also disinfects them….
Retro Analogue Photography In Digital Era
When they were asked to rethink the camera by BBC Future, the designers at Conran and Partners were clear that they wanted to set about…
Kick your computer to the curb!
Keep your computer cool with Curb- a simple, minimal desktop bar designed to elevate laptops for increased airflow and reduced internal and ambient heat. The…
Amphibious Prosthesis
It’s easy to take for granted little things like running on the beach & swimming. Murr-ma is a specialized prosthesis that extends these experiences to…
A Swiss Army Knife of a Table
D*Haus’ D*Table is a functional 3D puzzle inspired by the Haberdashers Formula! Discovered by English mathematician Dudeney in 1903, it turns a perfect square into…
Accommodating Strip
You can only understand the value of a good power strip when you own too many devices. I am literally joined to the hip with…
Turtlebugs and Spiderfrogs
The Creative Wooden Creatures kit educates and fosters the creativity of children by allowing them to create a wide range of animals by combining and…
Shower Power
Showering is supposed to be a catharsis of the day and of our daily environmental exposure. The last thing we should be dirtying up is…
Extraterrestrial or chair?
Like something straight out of a science fiction horror movie, the UB1K chair touches on the darker side of futurism with its alien, scaly, organic…
Necessity, The Mother Of An Innovative Mug
Designer ‘Scott ‘ observed that the coffee and tea drinkers at the hawker center in Singapore were served their ‘teh’ (tea) or ‘kopi’ (coffee) in…