harumo line
Designer : Shinichi Sumikawa
The absolute fluidity in his design forms is what draws me to this Tokyo based designer Shinichi Sumikawa’s work.
harumo line
Designer : Shinichi Sumikawa
The absolute fluidity in his design forms is what draws me to this Tokyo based designer Shinichi Sumikawa’s work.
Lotus pond
Designer : Dipen Desai
Lotus Pond is a very unusal name for shoes with heels! Isn’t it?
It is always a delight to discover a young Indian designer’s work – varied, full of talent, sometimes teasing, sometimes posing new questions.
Lifestyle Trends research & Accessory Designer Dipen Desai likes to traverse the boundaries of art & design.
ebola
Now this is ebola, no, not the virus but a brilliant necklace-design.
slide
Designer : Sylvain Willenz @ Sylvain Willenz Design Studio
Brussels based young designer Sylvain Willenz‘s ‘slide’ mirror is simply a graphical creation. Simple graphic drawings here play with ideas of reflection, perception, depth and introspection.
The black border clearly refers to simple fat graffiti drop-shadows and elementary 3D effects; only here this feature is applied with extreme simplicity into a clean shiny black and silver piece of glass for use inside the house.
(photo credit : Julien De Wilde)
magnet tack
Designer Hironao Tsuboi @ 100%
This simple object I am portraying today seems as if I have designed this!!! No I am not joking; I am merely saying that this magnet tack is so close to heart that it feels like my design! And if you have read my ‘about my blog’ page you know I have used magnets in everyday life.
So I am very happy to present this simple, extremely useful product from 100%.
magnet tack
Fabian Baumann, Sönke Hoof and Andrea Wald @ Formfjord
Either it is fun or utterly functional. A few everyday things are thought differently or made to work extra mile for you. These are few simple and brilliant designs from Berlin based Formfjord Team.
The above image is a vase- blumenbett
Why flowers always have to stand -the designers ask.
A vase for flowers to lie made of coated and veneer shell and oiled oak. The flowers emerge from the concave and convex surface opening.
magnus
The rope binds very tightly this table’s legs, frame and table top. Just loosen the rope and you can remove the tabletop and can change its look by replacing it with textile or paper.
light brick
Benjamin Hubert who took part in London‘s 100% Design show is a young talented designer based in UK. Among other products he has presented this ceramic fruit bowl, simply functional and very beautiful! This earthenware has lace graphic and it will be available from spring 2008.
ceramic fruit bowl with integrated banana tree