Diesel with Foscarini feel desain | The Creative Side Douglas Levere Photography Modern Industrial Design and Future Technology - Tuvie Wzornictwo przemysłowe - Industrial Design - Mindsailors Design Studio - Studio Wzornictwa Przemysłowego Mindsailors Slovenian Design The Iskra group began as a small, state-owned radio workshop and by its heyday in the 1980s had developed into one of the country's leading manufacturers of electrical products, with a workforce numbering more than 85,000. Poster for 1971 Iskra exhibition at the Design Center Stuttgart In the summer of 1971, an exhibition featuring Iskra was held at the Design Center in Stuttgart, where the main focus was on presenting the company as the Yugoslav counterpart to the German firm Braun. ATA 30 telephone, designer Davorin Savnik, 1965 Oscilloscope by Iskra, designer Davorin Savnik, product graphics Danica Petrovič and Stane Abe, 1965–1969 Because the range of consumer goods that was available in socialist Yugoslavia was limited, nearly every household possessed a product by Iskra – and most people in Slovenia still think fondly of these everyday appliances, more than a few of which were masterpieces of design. Pobi battery charger by Iskra, designer Marijan Gnamuš, 1973 The "Mrs. "Mrs.
Joel Meyerowitz Photography Design | THATS LIKE WHOA - Part 2 Extremely Opulent 24 Carat BathtubWhen thinking of bathtub design, the term “opulent” rarely makes an appearance in a tub’s description – but this bathtub designed by Italian-based bath product manufacturing company Devon&Devon is different. Opulent is the only word we can find to describe the Mida tub that has been covered in 24 carat gold leaf. Inspired by the ancient Florentine tradition of gold leaf application, this tub must make […] $164,000 Gold-Plated BBQWhile on the topic of unnecessary expenses, the BeefEater Barbecues’ $164,000 gold-plated barbecue grill came up. Funky Air Powered 3 Seater Urban VehicleIndian auto manufacturer tata motors has planned to release the ‘airpod’ air-powered urban vehicle.
Design Lessons From India's Poorest Neighborhoods "Jugaad" is a Hindi term referring to the ingenuity of citizens living in resource-constrained environments, a concept from which New Yorkers might derive some enlightenment. Enter Jugaad Urbanism: Resourceful Strategies for Indian Cities, an exhibition created with the help of curator Kanu Agrawal that opens at New York's Center for Architecture next week. The exhibition is "design by the people, for the people, of Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Pune," says Agrawal, and showcases everyday innovations of slum-dwelling residents and the designers and architects who work around them. Agrawal, a Delhi native, studied at New Delhi's School of Planning and Architecture and worked with the acclaimed Achyut P. Slum-dwellers inhabit 1.5-meter-wide slivers of spaces between factories in Mumbai on multiple levels, and still find ways to allow for light and air to reach lower levels. Since New York shows draw a global audience, Agrawal expects the exhibition to resonate with diverse groups.
Food A rear of a small inner city Melbourne pub has been transformed from a tiny add-on back extension into a voyeuristic playground by Techné Architects. The clever rethinking of the space has effectively turned the 130m2 back area of The Prahran Hotel into 300m2 over three levels. The star of the design is a series of 17 ½ concrete waterpipes. These concrete culverts dominate the striking street façade. For architect Justin Northrop, the pipes add a lot more than drama to the hotel’s exterior. “Inside you are climbing over the pipes, sitting in them, or on them at various levels. Guests can sit in booths inside the pipes. Booths can be seen from the street, and throughout the interior of the hotel. The project is the fifth pub collaboration between Techné and hotel group Sand Hill Road (SHR has pubs around Melbourne and moonlight as successful film producers). The natural materials and soft upholstery take the edge of the concrete, steel and glass used in the interior.
Marc Duchemin Coroflot Portfolio | Masahiro Minami Design Senko Lampshade This is a lamp shade Senko made by a translucent ceramic. saruyama Saruyama is a coat hanger of solid wood. 100 years before the birth of DORAEMON Doraemon appeared from Nobita’s drawer. The TSUCHINOCO is a brand of children’s goods which made from reinforced corrugated fibreboard. yutanpo This is a hot water bottle of porcelain. Pizzly bears This is a wooden horse for kids whose motif is a polar bear and grizzly bear. Butterfly from Japan There is a big shoe here.If you get close to it, you can recognize that it consists of a lot of butterflies. Lindo Cup Lindo is developed in Shigaraki, a famous ceramics area, made of transparent porcelain clay. vehiclen This is a vehicle for children with cute eyes. A place board of YOSHINO cider I thought that I want to eat meal on such Japanese cedar. Funazushi This is a package design of “Funazushi” which is a traditional food in Shiga prefecture of Japan. convesso The soft textures of a Japan cedar fit the backrest of a sofa. Toukan denden uluru shift
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