Presented at the Salone del Mobile in Milan 08, Tongs is Latest design table lamp of the young Japanese designer Takashi Sato. The line essential and modern is characterized by an aluminum 300 × 200×160 that shrouds and welcomes the bulb designed to work independently.
This news is addressed to all those who appreciate the brilliant irony of eclectic and anticonvenzionali new designers BCXSY. From September 7 to October 12 the dynamic pair will host the tunnel Priveekollektie with the exhibition new Design / Miami. The event to which you are invited will provide an opportunity to admire closely the playful See-Saw Bookshelf, designed to maintain the culture in balance.
Inspired by a game of balance preferred by children and the real and metaphorical weight of each book, the design team BCXSY has designed a library, walnut and American steel harness for support, structured as a bench 47.25 × 9.8 × 2 cm to motion on a base of 13.75 cm, whose precarious balance is determined by the quantity of books that are at both ends. See-Saw Bookshelf is a shelf for books suitable for libraries domestic large and wide views.
Kurage 3 of Japanese Architecture Office Ltd Schemata. Is the new Latest Designer lamp suspension, which enriches the series of latest lamps Kurage, consisting of a fiber optic cable bent that exploits a light source of LEDs. Kurage 3 is much bigger and the other bright and thickness of the cable has risen from 1.0 mm to 1.5 mm. RUO Magota with the technical cooperation of Izumi Okayasu, provided the new lamp 4 types of forms that as the wake left by a light pen impazzita, regulate the intensity of light with the size of the curve.
Fold Lunge of Dutch Tom Frencken is sitting with a very simple design chair, consisting of a metal structure that as a esoscheletro in its own right, receives a thick layer of foam for incastrarsi shaped to perfection with ease. In this way the size of the chair 78 × 57×80cm become versatile and easy to carry and store.
Every time we buy something the inevitable packaging, often difficult to dispose of or recover, is in addition to the amount of substances that are polluting our existence. The young designer Lamp David Gardener, fresh degree awarded to ‘University of Brighton, has circumvented the problem by designing the Paper Pulp Lamp.
Bulb, wires and everything you need to run a lamp is contained in a cardboard packaging that shaped lamp becomes himself. The eco sustainable solution was presented to New Designers 08 from London.
The designer Valentin Engler, Marius Morger and Daniel Grolimund of Der Alleinwohner have earned the Bachelor Sponsorship Award designing practical solutions and stuzzicanti for routine housewife men single. Projects that reward the spirit of independence as goliardica Ironing-Table, the living room table that conceals a ironing board with lots of space to store iron and safe housing for a drink, sip in front of the TV while ironing.
Cabinets wall all pockets and compartments, seats eclectic for every situation and furnishing curious characterize design by Belgian Bram Boo, functional objects and flexible in approach and use. All productions unusual and anticonvenzionali designer will be on display at the Gallery Sofie Lachaert from October 5 to November 16.
Browsing on Designspotter I noticed the aquarium designed by the young Canadian designer Teddy Luong. What at first glance looks like a modern apartment windows all, is a nice aquarium 19 × 19×21cm, easy to transport and beautiful to watch that can be stacked to compose a kind of aquatic condominium in which to lodge species of fish is better not to take too close.
From the fantasy of pop-up engineer and illustrator Bulgarian Anton Radevsky gave rise to fantastic architecture pop-up book The Modern Architecture Pop-Up Book. The volume 3D is a small masterpiece of design that speaks of Modern architecture, accompanied by illustrations, photographs, contributions from major architects and meticulous pop-up models that reproduce some of the most emblematic buildings, the Eiffel Tower to the Brooklyn Bridge, until Guggenheim Bilbao and the Milwaukee Art Museum. The publication edited by Rizzoli, is scheduled for next October.
The talented graphic Axel Peemoeller has unleashed in the implementation of multilevel parking signs of ‘Eureka Tower Carpark of Melburne. The originality of the project lies in the technical perspective of typefaces that are giant, colourful, scattered on walls, floors, columns and above all appear complete and comprehensible only from the right point of view perspective, or if the driver has to decide which direction to follow. A major project that would be good to see on the street and not just on a blog that talks about design.