http://designlenta.com/post/344/
Filed under: design, product design | Tags: erwin andra, hans brockhage, play car, rocking chair, schaukelwagen
Designed by Hans Brockhage and Erwin Andra in the 1950s, the “Schaukelwagen” can be flipped one way to use as a child-sized play car or tilted upside-down to become a rocking chair.
Filed under: design, fashion, graphic design, illustration, product design | Tags: aesthetic apparatus, ames bros, kele dobrinski, matt w. moore, ray-ban rare prints campaign, vahalla studios
Ray-ban rare prints by Kele Dobrinski
images are taken from sütkutusu
Filed under: design, product design | Tags: agape, bucatini, bucatini sink, pure and simple
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Pure and simple: The Bucatini sink from Agape.
Filed under: product design | Tags: black-and-white, full-color, lg series, retro classic tv, sepia
Exclusively available in Korea, this LG Series 1 Retro Classic TV runs at around $216 and has a body that comes in either orange or brown. Its 14-inch screen can transition from full-color to black-and-white to sepia at the switch of a button.
Filed under: design, product design | Tags: philippe starck, revolutionair wind turbines
French designer Philippe Starck has unveiled two micro wind-power turbines called “Revolutionair” aimed at domestic use.
Often the big wind turbines do not fit into the scheme of things if you are thinking to install one at your living place. Just to ensure that you go on with your intent, Philippe Starck unveiled two wind-turbine designs that are helix-shaped and quadrangular, and are too sleek to bedeck any abode. Dubbed as Revolutionair, these wind turbines can be put in gardens, roofs or yards.
Filed under: product design | Tags: art sky and sun, buddhist symbol, endless knot, eternal knot, infinity furniture, richard x zawitz, tangle creations, tibetan infinite knot
The Infinity furniture and lighting collection by Tangle Creations is based on the Tibetan Infinite Knot. Also recognized as the Endless or Eternal Knot, the Buddhist symbol has no beginning and no end. Infinity design collection pieces entitled Art, Sky and Sun, the latter being a globular light fixture. Designer Richard X Zawitz said, “I finally saw the first true marriage between the sculptures with furniture and lighting.”
Filed under: design, graphic design, product design, Uncategorized | Tags: andalucia, comic book, ecologic product, la amarilla de ronda olive oil, organic, philippe starck
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The project grew as a result of mutual friend Pedro Gomez de Baeza’s hobby of making the oils on a small scale at his family estate and presenting them as holiday gifts. Decades of pressure from gift recipients to take the oils to a wider audience encouraged Mr. Baeza to call upon Rolland to help him create the perfect blends to best pair with a wide variety of foods. Longtime friend Starck volunteered to ensure that the package reflected the quality of the product inside.
The olive oil is available in 250 ml, 500 ml and 3L tins.
Filed under: design, product design | Tags: geometric design, industrial design, lwx pott
“Lex Pott brings together industrial design and organic natural elements in these tables.
The wood processing industry works according to a fixed pattern: a tree is stripped of its branches and divided into geometric forms. Lex Pott combined these industrial, geometric forms with the original, organic structure of a tree in a series of items of furniture. Where the legs of his table meet its top, the form of a tree trunk can easily be seen. The contours are also directly derived from the tree trunk. The pieces of furniture are reproducible, yet remain a unique fragment of the natural world.”
by Jaime in Home Furnishings
Filed under: design, product design | Tags: rocking horse, rocking horse vespa, vespa, vintage vespa
Don’t know grandpa’s name, but the lucky grandson he made this thing for is “Diego”.
