Modular Wine Glasses by Sherwood Forlee. Welcome to the Wine, Wine West Like the designer, I’m sure, I’ve broken my share of wine glasses, and I don’t even really like wine!
I usually put whiskey and coke in there, then I don’t find the whole glass until spring cleaning. Portable Flat-Pack Pocket Light Fits Right in your Wallet « Dornob. Some design ideas cannot be explained in words – they simply pop into mind like that light bulb over the head of cartoon figures, or like this ingenious miniature lamp design by Harc Lee.
As with so many creative product designs, what makes this so appealing is its combined simplicity and functionality. On the one hand, this portable lamp slides neatly into your wallet or pocket – unlike most conventional flashlights. On the other hand, this light provides illumination all around it – ideal for reading and other activities where you do not have the extra hand or desire to hold a lamp. While something so small naturally cannot have an extended battery life nor an extremely broad range of illumination it is nonetheless a handy emergency light for such things as at-night car repairs or for more mundane functions like a travel reading lamp.
Pen with Sprout that Lives on Ink. Accessories MP3 Player by Lee Won-jun. The Perfect Gift For Your Woman.
Three Baby Beds aka Next Generation Nursery Concepts by Evan Gant. Welcome to the Future, Dad!
Hey Dad, you’ve got to clean some diapers, Dad. This isn’t 1950, Dad, get over here and take care of this baybah! What you’re about to find is three different Baby Beds, not all of them directed directly at Dad, but they’d sure be useful for the baby! And since you’re reading this blog, you know – you know exactly what you wanted when you were a baby – innovation! Carzor by Kuo Chia Hung. Carzor!
The Stubble Eliminator! Have you ever woken up one day, gotten ready for work, prepared for the biggest meeting of your LIFE, and realize, oh NO! Air Umbrella by Je Sung Park. Try Air To Stay Dry Back in May last year I did a roundup of the Most Unconventional Umbrellas seen here on YD.
Roll it Experimental Housing / University of Karlsruhe. Roll It, a cool experimental house, resulted from the collaboration among different institutes within the University of Karlsruhe.
This cyclindrical design is a modular protype that provides flexible space within a minimum housing unit. Three different sections are dedicated to different functional needs: there’s a bed and table in section, an exercise cylinder, and a kitchen with a sink. More images and more about the prototype after the break. Structurally, the prototype includes an outer shell with the four support rings over a rigid inner shell. A translucent membrane envelops the entire form and serves as advertising space for sponsors. The inner cover is a series of laminated OSB panels, each 15 mm thick, that cover the support rings. As seen on Detail. Further information: University of Karlsruhe. Sony Nextep Computer Concept for 2020 by Hiromi Kiriki. In 2020 We Can Wear Sony Computers On Our Wrist Our present need for internet connectivity is so profound that secondary devices like the Nextep Computer are bound to happen.
Developed to be worn as a bracelet, this computer concept is constructed out of a flexible OLED touchscreen. Earmarked for the year 2020, features like a holographic projector (for screen), pull-out extra keyboard panels and social networking compatibility, make the concept plausible. Ten years from now is not too far away, so how many of you think we’d be buying such gadgets?
My Life in 80m² by Poliform. Fountain Tab Faucet by Jin-sun Park & Byungmin Woo. iSleep by Ivonne Dippmann. I Can Sleep Anywhere Late nights with friends, working on projects until the wee hours of the morning or a brief touch of insomnia, can really make for hard times the next day.
After overdosing on caffeine, you still can feel the affects of the night before, and by mid-morning, you would give just about anything for a quick siesta. Designed by Ivonne Dippmann, i-sleep can be our cure-all for these dreadful times and allow us the cat-nap we so desperately need. i-sleep is a soft pillow that can be attached to any laptop and when the laptop is closed, the pillow quickly fills with warm air, music begins to play and after 10 minutes pass, an alarm sounds waking us up.
Ahh, a quick and beneficial power nap. Both the music and alarm can be programed to our individual needs and desires. Jelloware by The Way We See The World. Jello Cup, For Real On June 26th, the Gowanus Studio Space hosted the 2nd annual Jell-O Mold competition in Brooklyn, New York.
Color Index Your Cuts. Color Index Your Cuts. Orb Pestle & Mortar. Login | Cart (0) about CKIE | contact us returns | sell product PayPal Visa Mastercard Tea Diver from $16.53 CAD. Music to Your Ears. Music to Your Ears. Instant Cartridge Printer by Yuexun Chen & Chia-Chen Hsiao. MIA Electric Flashlight Lamp by Jia Dai. Transforming Flashlight Have to think to myself…what a great idea! Garlizi - Garlic & Onion Cube Machine by Jang Young Jin. Garlic And Onion Totally Cubed One of the stinkiest jobs in the kitchen is to peel and chop onions and garlic!
Constrained Ball - Writing Aid by Giha Woo. Weight2Go versatile scale for weighing odd objects by Jaeseok Han. Travel Scale. Toasting Charger by Hyun-A Ko. Toasty Charger. Long And Short Plaster by Miyeon Kim & Hoyoung Lee. Customized Band Aid. 1 + 1 = 1 Pencil Connector by Hoyoung Lee, Youngwoo Park & Jinyoung Park. Lunar Baby Thermometer by Duck Young Kong. Hand to the Forehead for the Temp Check Duck Young Kong presents the Lunar Baby Thermometer, a simple temperature checking device for the mother or father, aunt or uncle; whoever’s doing the placing of the hand on the head.
Check the child’s temperature without uncomfortable placing of glass sticks in places of discontent. Designed by Duck Young Kong: The idea is based on a common and natural behavior of putting your hand on the forehead to measure internal heat of their body. Checking the temperature by scanning the forehead with this device is easier and faster, since it eliminates the need to insert an external tool while holding them in a still position.