Posted by: notbeige on: May 27, 2010
Industrial designer Ignacio Pilotto has designed this concept Rubik Cube using Pantone colours. Very cool, I’m surprised nobody has done this before… via Monster Munch
Posted by: notbeige on: December 1, 2009
I never knew I needed one of these little gizmo’s until I discovered it…. the potential uses for this are endless. For instance – just in case you feel you haven’t nagged your children quite enough about doing their homework or cleaning their room, you can now drive the message home via the medium of [...]
Posted by: notbeige on: December 1, 2009
This award winning traffic direction design for the Eureka Tower Carpark in Melbourne is by graphic designer Axel Peemoeller. Simple and brilliant…. I’d love to try something like this in my house . Check out more of Axel’s intriguing projects here – even his website is lots of fun to navigate!
Posted by: notbeige on: September 2, 2009
MotoArt is the brainchild of Donovan Fell III, who, inspired by his childhood fascination with aircraft, creates these amazing conversation pieces which are more like sculpture than furniture. It all began with a pile of rusty, dented B-17 propellers he happened to intercept on the way to the scrapyard . via Core77
Posted by: notbeige on: August 28, 2009
In a world where original and cool bookends are hard to come by, this is a very clever idea. Get ‘em at Design 3000. via Curbly
Posted by: notbeige on: August 16, 2009
The P242 vases by Oscar Diaz is a set of hand blown glass vases designed with the aid of a computer – this enables the red, green and blue hues to perfectly create purple P242 when the vases are placed inside one another. They will be exhibited at 100% Design in London in September as part of the Eyes [...]
Posted by: notbeige on: July 26, 2009
How cool – Conrad Botes, who designed these lovely stencils for his daughter Nell’s room - has very kindly made some of them available for free download here at Elle Decoration. via Craftzine
Posted by: notbeige on: July 26, 2009
‘Shelf In The Wind’ is a creative take on traditional shelving designed by Olivia Bradateanu, inspired by the question – “What if a simple shelf moved with the breeze that enters the front door?” via Freshome
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