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Posted: 01 Nov 2010 06:07 AM PDT It's a convenient backpack one minute, and the next it becomes this awesome tushy-friendly chair. Think picnics, fishing trips and camps…the Bag Hug Chair is for those happy occasions. A little creative imagination may edge you to using it in your tent-styled home! Super clever and super neat! Designer: Moonjo Jo ---------- |
Posted: 01 Nov 2010 12:49 AM PDT It’s called the Habitbox. Its form is designed to encourage socialization behaviors a.k.a. it’s a cool place to chill – a hang out spot. Not quite sure if those surfaces are hard or soft but I know I rather sit in one of these things than a park with grass where ants poop. Yeah, I said it. Ants do poop. Same reason I don’t like swimming in the ocean. Whales poop too. Designer: Jairo Lucena ---------- |
Posted: 01 Nov 2010 12:34 AM PDT I would appreciate this more if I lived in a colder climate but I still want it!. The Akopo is a new kind of radiator system made from PVC, refractory stone and ceramic. I say “new kind” because the main body not only radiates heat like a traditional unit, but also warms up detachable modules made of PVC elastomer and ceramic. They’re safe to use and incredibly flexible. Sometimes you don’t need to heat up the whole house. You just want to warm yourself up. Designer: Julien Bergignat ---------- |
Posted: 01 Nov 2010 12:13 AM PDT This is the most metal iron for clothing you will ever find in the world. You can use it for ironing, then, if there’s a zombie apocalypse, you can stab the heck out of some undead skulls with it just as easy. This is A Menës Iron by Nico Kläber. This project is made for men, men who are ashamed of using a regular white iron because they are afraid of being called a sissy. Truly they will be the most masculine of flat-clothing men now. And as a bonus, the iron surface can be the regular large size or a tinier one for those smaller shirt sleeves. Just flick the lever and you’ve got that smaller, cuter surface, you man. Designer: Nico Kläber ---------- |
Posted: 01 Nov 2010 12:02 AM PDT Based on a 1995 NASA experiment in which spiders were exposed to various chemicals then were tested based on the patterns of webs they spun. Fun! This project goes by the name SOD_Project and is a three-dimensional re-addressing of the webs these bonked-out spiders spun, but this time in metal. Each of these objects seems to be created as a sort of art-objects, but I bet you could put your apples in there too. Take a look at each of the patterns made in the chart of 5: Normal, Marijuana, Benzedrine, Cafeine, and Chloral Hydrate, and see the transition into metal here in these bits of project. Read these descriptions of each of the chemical reactions as provided by the designer:
Wild stuff. Designer: Guillaume Lehoux ---------- |
Working on Making Locks Lovely Posted: 01 Nov 2010 12:01 AM PDT Behold powder-coated steel locks for interior doors and sliding doors: Comfortable Discomforts: Decorative Interior Design Locks. What a mouthful. You’ll be fine taking the time to say it though in total ease of mind as these locks rock. These particular locks focus on reshaping your way of thinking about traditional home security. Instead of barricading because of fear with multiple security appendages. Instead, Comfortable Discomforts aims to visually integrate. Objects in this collection often serve dual purposes: visually intriguing objects, beautiful, comfortable, whimsical, fragile, or unexpected cover and integrate with traits of utility, protection, strength, dependence, security, value and peace of mind. Excellent way of thinking. One love. Take a look at the gallery for examples. Designer: Comfortable Discomforts ---------- |
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