On a rainy day by Iina Vuorivirta
Some failed attempts with matchsticks = a successful creation – On a rainy day! 🙂
See Iina Vuorivirta’s graduating portfolio here.
Category Archives: students’ projects
projects by design students from all over the world!
Pillow Talk
The humble pillow is getting all the attention of interaction designers these days! Be it for stress relieving or feeling the presence of or talking to your long distance partner, get ready for some pillow magic!
Here are two interactive pillow projects from graduating Indian design students:
Hug to glow – pillow
Designer: Aditya Bandi @ IITG-design
Young designer Aditya Bandi from IIT – Guwahati – department of design has come up with this ‘Hug to glow’ interactive pillow to bust occupational stress. The harder you press the pillow, it would change colours or you can have personalized covers to hug to your beautiful memories or loved ones!
A Bench In A Bag
Vistaar – foldable & portable seating system
Designer: Sarika Bahaley @ IITK-design
You save the space and you create the space with this piece of furniture!
Fold it, carry it and take it wherever you want.
The space could be a park, a railway station, a waiting room or even your home.
Call this foldable-portable seating system, a chair for 4 or foldable bench or Vistaar as named by the designer Sarika Bahaley.
Packaging is Storage
Packaging design for oranges
Designers: Prithu Paul and Ankit Kumar @ IITK-design
It is not a product, it is packaging for oranges.
No it is packaging cum storage design for oranges.
Yes it is packaging which can be reused for storage so it is a product.
And the packaging mimics it’s product!
Well this tangy, splashy, bouncy, playful, reusable design is created by Prithu Paul and Ankit Kumar, M. Des. graduating students @ IITK- design.
Brolly – Inspired By An Umbrella
Brolly – the board pin
Designer: L V Sairam Jagatani
I love this time of the year as all over the world graduating design students show their portfolios. We get to see some real good innovative and creative concepts. So for next few posts brace yourself for some fun!
What is a board pin. A simple, small thing. But do we need to change it’s design?
Yes, I think so after going through the work of Sairam L V, an M. Des. from IIT Kanpur.
And yes I love this design!
Brolly – the board pin is inspired from an umbrella! It is safe, cost effective and easy to remove. Just check the following image to know how it works.
Paper Vase
Paper vase
Designer: Jiwon Choi
Using industrial material student designer Jiwon Choi creates a flower package which simply acts as recyclable container.
This paper vase is created with Dupont Tyvek waterproof paper.