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Instant Dishwasher by Robert Lange In Collaboration With Bosch » Yanko Design
Most dishwashers are the size of a washing machine, taking up as much space. What if you are a small family unit or a singleton? You don’t need such a huge size for 2 plates, a glass and some dishes? The Instant Dishwasher addresses these questions and comes off as this table-top version that integrates comfortably into your kitchen counter. A sliding top reveals a pull-up basket for your dishes, and more importantly it’s placed right next to the sink for easy plumbing and waste disposal.
Dust Ball Dust Ball the robotic vacuum and his charger. Dave Hakkens Roombas are cute and everything, but when they annoy you, they don’t respond well to being kicked in the side. Not so with Dust Ball , a new robotic vacuum cleaner concept designed by a Dutch engineer. Inspired by a hamster ball and resembling a pollen grain, Dust Ball can be pushed or kicked in any direction to clean. Watch it roll in this video.
Video: Dust Ball Robotic Vacuum Smartly Sucks Debris As It Tumbles Across Your Floor | Popular Science
Mobile Script Cell Phone Concept Designed by Aleksander Mukomelov, this cell phone comes with a large touchscreen, that is located inside the phone in the collapsed state. [ link ] Grass Cell Phones Green mobile phones designed to last only for the length of its functional life cycle, they fall apart for easy recycling after two years are up. [ link ]
10 Futuristic Cell Phone Concepts
Napkin PC (by @baekdal) #design
Written by Thomas Baekdal | Tuesday, January 08, 2008 It is the time of CES and the media is currently filled with a lot of very interesting products - but here is one that you will not see (unfortunately). It's a PC the size of a napkin. The best part is that it is based on passive screen technology (epaper), which means that it only needs power when you change it. The result is that whatever you draw on it will stay on the screen forever (or atleast until you change it) without the need for cables or batteries. This is a brilliant concept by Avery Holleman , and apart from the color epaper, all of it could be done today.Hidden hideaways | Busyboo Design Blog
Pull a favorite book from your library shelf or twist a candlestick on your fireplace and voila! a secret passageway has been opened to reveal a hidden room. Whether for safety or storing valuable objects, Creative Home Engineering can include optical and thermal sensors, fingerprint scanners, voice recognition systems just like in the movies. Behind bookcases, cabinets and cupboards or even underneath the staircase – i love how every object in your home can be a hidden passageway to a room or even a whole section in your house – Now you see it, now you don’t!
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Top 10 Must Have Cool Home Accessories
Everybody knows the essentials of home decor such as beds, tables, and wall units for the TV, but there are some neat home decor accessories that are just plain fun! Its not that you cannot live without them, they simply make your life easier, and certainly different from the neighbor's home accessories. The toughest security lock there is. You must solve the labyrinth in order to open the lock.
I've always leaned towards browns, blacks, creams and earthy colors in home decoration, that's the boring in me. But, I don't know, I'm kind of starting to like bright colors more. Kaleidoscope kind of colors, like turquoise, fuchsia, pink, aqua, violet, yellow, orange... all combined together. I admit that could be a bit retina-searing sometimes, but if expertly put together... it looks something like this... {photos via coastal living , mc maison , home sweet home . and I couldn't remember where this lunch box came from, if anybody knows, let me know }
THOUGHT PATTERNS: Kaleidoscope of Colors
With a name like Vuk Dragovic, one doesn’t need to go very far to find a unique name for any sort of design they’ve made and need to name. However! Dragovic does also happen to be a world-class name-creator too, so the concept you’re about to look at goes by the name “Atreides Yacht” and lives up to the elegance of the letters that title it.
Dew Futuristic Wearable Mobile Device Concept by Mac Funamizu » Yanko Design
I have limited counter space, so a counter spice rack is out as well. (and besides, most of them are positioned so that you can't really see what's in the bottles, which kinda defeats the purpose of this project.) Even if I did happen to find room for a traditional spice rack, most of them only hold 12 or 15 bottles. And I have WAY more sprinkles than that!
DIY: Magnetic Spice Rack
fung kwok pan: fluid vase
high speed cameras. the design as featured in designboom’s ‘ asia-now ’ exhibition held at the dwell on design fair in los angeles this past june. the pieces on show ranged from bamboo work and woodcarving, to ceramic and lacquer ware. the local designers, merely educated on western principles, have been challenged to cultivate a greater appreciation of the in... the work of japanese design studio kyouei design ltd.Razorblade Mirror A nice piece of design from Suck UK, the Razorblade Mirror is based on the shape of a typical razorblade. Designed by Phil Sims and ideal for a novelty shaving mirror or just an interesting decoration for your living room wall, it's even got the name of the most famous razorblade-user of all on the front - Sweeney Todd. Razor Blade Mirror is selling for £74.99. The price is pretty high for a mirror. So, make sure you are not buying this mirror only for just a “mirror”!
10 Most Unusual Mirrors - Oddee.com
You clearly can't fill this hot tub with water, yet when you get inside of it you're dropped into a nice, steamy pool. How's it work? The reality is just as crazy as you may have thought (well, unless you were counting on magic ): the hot tub sinks down into the floor, so you get an entire tub-full when you sit down, but none of it spills out of that open side. See below for how it looks. The design comes from Italy's HeyTeam, and it sure is one opulent way to enjoy some hot water. Of course, the downside is you can't sit two people on that onward side — or, at least, there aren't any jets on that end to blow pleasant bubbles against the occupant's back, legs and feet.