Long Wall Clock
There isn’t real need to change the mechanics of a circular analog clock. It’s efficient, compact and can scale to any size from a wrist…
Product Design
No, This Is Not An Elaborate Trashcan
Rather it is a lovely self-assembled table lamp named Spelta that makes use of “interwoven transparencies stretched to create a soft and organic form.” The…
‘Roll’ Up With A Good Book… Get It?
Puns aside, this interesting bookshelf/reading nook by designer Zhdanova Irina would make a statement in any home or child’s room. Functionally, it’s composed of seven…
Hone Your Language Skills
The biggest problem that we face in a foreign land is the language barrier. Resorting to sign language or using translation dictionaries is a cumbersome…
It’s All About The Crisp Toast
A kitchen appliance that has been taken for granted for such a long while is the humble toaster. So ignorant are we of its origins…
Bulbs Are No Longer Meant For Light
The SoundBulb that we saw some time back, stood for sound innovation with lights. The question is, how do you up the ante and dish…
A Surfing Helmet To Negate The Entire Point of Surfing
Do you remember in Point Break when Patrick Swayze put on his protective helmet before swimming out to ride that giant wave at the end?…
Cook It Up With Silver
Cooka takes away the theory that silver is only meant for cutlery and ornamental purposes. This unique tabletop electrical cooking device uses silver in its…
Eco-conscious Radio
I know many of you don’t take very kindly to ideas that proclaim to be GREEN, but lets give this Blister Radio a chance to…
Finger Power Works The Tape
No matter how much we progress as far as technology is concerned, we always look back towards retro stalwarts for inspiration in the designing field….
Seductive Light Switches
There is a lot of scope for improvement in the light-switch industry. Intuitive touch sensitive panels have replaced the click-on click-off types. All you need…
Bright Lights in the Grips of your Fingertips
When I first read the mail from the designer (Christian Precht) of this project, I thought it was Jesus Christ the Son of God and…