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- iF Concept Design Extends Submission Date, New 5,000 Euro Prize Added!
- Clipping Ergonomically
- For The Love Of Coffee – Mugs Available At YD Store
- Is it Light? Is it Night?
- For the Dank of the Sea
- Not to be Confused with Snitch
| iF Concept Design Extends Submission Date, New 5,000 Euro Prize Added! Posted: 16 Nov 2010 04:54 AM PST  Yanko design is proud to be the official Media Partner of iF Concept Design and the good news we have here is that iF Concept Design has extended its submission date. Now you students can submit your creative works until 22nd November 2010! More good news is in store, Besides showcasing the competition entries at the CeBIT Show 2011 in Hannover, a special prize with the title "Hansgrohe Preis 2011: Efficient Water Design, Minimize Consumption, Maximize Emotion" will be awarded to projects handling the resource water sustainably. This winner takes home an extra EUR 5,000 as well as an internship at Phoenix Design in Stuttgart, Germany. Entries can be submitted in the following categories:
The jury session will take place on 28 January 2011. A total prize of EUR 30,000 will be divided among the award winners. This year Samsung Electronics (Seoul/South Korea), the CeBIT 2011 in Hannover (1-5th March), Hansgrohe AG (Schiltach/Germany), Volkswagen Design (Wolfsburg) and iF International Forum Design GmbH (Hannover/Germany) will sponsor young design talent and support the iF concept award as GOLD Sponsor. Submissions: iF Concept Design 2011 ---------- |
| Posted: 16 Nov 2010 04:19 AM PST  The awesome Klhip Nail Clipper is a fantastic way to clip your talons. Imagine using a 17-4PH surgical stainless blade clipper designed with better grips and new kinda physics for working! So far, the pressure to be applied to nail clippers was concentrated at the end of the stick, but with the Klhip, you need to apply it right above the blade. Effortless cutting and no-flying-nails is what you get! Delightful! Designer: Mark S. Farris
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| For The Love Of Coffee – Mugs Available At YD Store Posted: 16 Nov 2010 02:29 AM PST  Born in a house where tea-drinkers thrived, I was the outcast and was treated as odd moody mad-eye for loving coffee! Just to jibe everyone, I would go out and buy myself the most exclusive coffee mug in town and would savor my treat in it. This would naturally irk my mom, but me being me…I soon had a collection of quirky and snazzy mugs! Did you know that the YD Store too had some awesome coffee mugs in their collection? Here's a peek…maybe you’ll end up with an enviable collection yourself!
Three cute little tykes to match your mood – Happy, Moody & Sleepy make you the Mood Mug Collection. We showcased this set at the digital Summer Event that Ubergizmo hosted, and guess what…someone stole this set from the table! Price: $16 each
The Blinged knuckle duster command attention! Available in black and white, nobody messes with my black n silver bling! Price: $18 each
Individually hand carved to toothy perfection….a dental whim or Dracula's Christmas gift…whom would you gift this to? Price: $24 each
Intended for tea actually, the tea-bag kinds…. this makes it to my coffee-cup list purely for its style. Love that crazy zipper effect that the mug has! Price: Set Of 2 for $40 5) Kill Time Gun Mug by ChilliChilly
Kill time in black and white and yet spill no blood! Kill Time Gun Mug is ideal for those who like hypothetical violence and play with BB guns! Price: $17 each ---------- |
| Posted: 16 Nov 2010 12:03 AM PST  This right here is called the DSNL, aka the Day Shade Night Light, and it does exactly what it sounds like it does. During the day it blocks the sunlight, and at night, it creates light. But wait, there’s more: it’s build with two materials (mainly,) flexible solar panels and flexible organix light-emmiting diodes (OLED.) Solar power, as you can imagine, is converted from the sun and turned to electricity by the solar panels above. From there, magic. The electricity is stored then until whenever you need it inside the umbrella frame. When the switch is turned on, the OLEDs deliver a blast of light, a unique experience of light for whatever you might need. The DSNL is the shade, then the DSNL is the light. Intensity of light can be adjusted by turning the handle. Wonderful! Designers: Yang Ze-Siao
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| Posted: 16 Nov 2010 12:03 AM PST  This rather dank looking project is a masterpiece of our watery other-world of the ocean, called “House on the Beach” by designer Hugon Kowalski. This house is inspired by the tetrapod, that four legged beast of a beachbreaker, made to stop all on-comers. Because this shape was constructed to stop all water and alien attacks and whatnot, it makes, instantly a great sort of structure for architecture, as it defends against corrosion and dissipates oncoming waves. It both protects the coastline and makes for one magically unique place to hang out at the beach. Made as a beachhouse for those who wish to beautify the coastline at the same time as protecting it from erosion. Each tetrapod beach house has three rooms: living room, kitchen, and bedroom/bathroom. What do you think? Beautiful or terrifying? Saving the world or making it much, much stranger? Or all of the above? Designer: Hugon Kowalski
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| Not to be Confused with Snitch Posted: 16 Nov 2010 12:03 AM PST  This, ladies and gentlemen, is the Sweetch18, a table chair from the folks over at Cerekapery innovation lab. They’ve made this strange piece of furniture so that you can both sit in and use as a chair. Not at the same time though! You’d get squished. Instead this is for sitting around in most of the time, then say you’ve got a guest or something coming over and you need more table space, BAM, you’ve got it. This particular table chair has just won a design award in Paris and the designers will be further presenting this bit of loveliness this winter at “l’observeur du design.” Then, again it will be shown at Inno Design Tech Show in Hong Kong early december (Dec 2 – Dec 4). Very flippy. Designers: Cerekapery
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