Spanish designer Tomás Alonso’s Variations On A Tube invites us to take a simple, bourgeois form and imagine it in spectacular functions.
Japanese designers Ryosuke Fukusada and Rui Pereira have cleverly come up with a simple way of lighting up a room and uniting people around a communal design object.
A black saw toothed factory roof building with a bright white interior was the starting point for this amazing Belgian house by architect Pascal Francois.
The Z-step display system by Michael Schooner is a clever storage system made from 2 simple pieces of sheet metal.
Please, Have A Seat is a new design project from Milan-based art director Andrea Locci.
Mathias Hahn must be great at playing connect the dots. The lines he uses to fuse products together, the way each one relates to an everyday problem, the tiny descender that links the “m” and “h” in his typographic logo.
Alluring, seductive and sensuous, the Rolls Royce is an automobile for the lovers. Turkish automotive designer Ugur Sahin clearly put plenty of that in his own version of the Rolls Royce Jockheer Aerodynamic Coupe, personally initiated to resemble a 1935 Belgian-built model.
Cologne design studio Dua Collection’s “Like Paper” lamp collection seems to be made out of folded paper, but are actually concrete. Designers Miriam Aust and Sebastian Amelung master the material
Canadian design duo Ian Muchison and Rohan Thakar of The Federal have reinvented a set of culinary knives, opting to fabricate this set featuring a Maple wood body.
Daniel Emma is Austalian duo Daniel To and Emma Aiston, collaborating in industrial design.
Jaguar has unofficially joined the boat business, unveiling their new Concept Speedboat at the recent driving debut of the new Jaguar XF Sportbrake. Partnering with Ivan Erdevicki Naval Architeture & Yacht Design and Seventy Seven Design to develop the concept boat to the tune of the Jaguar design DNA: sleek, fast, powerful, and spectacular. The [...]