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Equal electric car concept designed for disabled drivers
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The Area lamp allows users to grab and pull its light around!
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Audi develops the virtual Fleet Shuttle Quattro car for the Ender’s Game
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Sound Showers help you relax at crowded airports
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Parapak, a backpack for wheelchairs
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Tactus Technology develops micro-fluid keys that rise out of touchscreens
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The Legacy Edition watch face inspired by the Tron film
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X Grill, the stainless-steel kitchen packed in an oil truck
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Marc Newson’s Body Jet, the new mode of transport!
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The easy to setup and extremely accommodating Emergency Shelter
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Chinese construction team replicates the Wangjing Soho; nears completion before the original!
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LED lit wine-cellar gives designer Jamie Beckwith’s an eye-pleasing touch
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Cocoon 1 provides for personal space at home
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Calm Space for a calm mind at work
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German Bank uses art installation to display its annual report!
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← Older posts Newer posts →Carrying a raincoat around is a pain in the tenders, period. Designers Jia Shenghui, Zhao Qiyun, Fan Jianjun, Zhou Hailun, Chen Jian, Chu Yuhui, Hong Yonghui, and Zhang Yichi however designed this amazingly awesome concept that makes life a lot … Continue reading
Answering natures call over a 15 story elevator shaft hasn’t really sprouted up in the minds of many as yet. For those who do dwell with such amusing if not disturbing imaginations, here’s the perfect way to go poopie over … Continue reading
Giving up isn’t what we were made for. If our ancestors gave up, the world as we know it wouldn’t exist. Quitting and walking away or compromising with situations isn’t the best way around, and hardwiring just that into my … Continue reading
The dawn of a weekend is a call for freedom, short-lived, though well-earned. The best of us step away from the week’s routine to let our hair down, lay back and relax alone, or with a bunch of friends who’re … Continue reading
C.S. Lewis, the chronicles of narnia author, once wrote, “our desires are not too strong, but too weak. we are half-hearted creatures, like an ignorant child who wants to go on making mud pies in the slum because he cannot … Continue reading
In today’s cramped-up living spaces, sacrificing even a few square feet seems to pull at heart strings. With minimalist designs pretty much turning into a rage these days, with most designers adapting the minimalist school of design for their work, … Continue reading
Usually, the packaging your gizmo comes nestled in is stuffed in the bin as soon as you’ve laid your hands on your new technology’s child. Designer Mat Bogust hailing from New Zealand however feels differently in regards to the same. … Continue reading
In the future, the road bridge probably won’t be the only alternative to getting home from your work place across the river. You could instead hop on a water taxi, like the City Aquatic Transport (C.A.T) concept and make your … Continue reading
The best way to protect your home from the elements and natural calamities is by simply having it slip below the ground. And well, if that really was possible today, innumerable lives would’ve been saved and property too! Bringing the … Continue reading
We just stumbled across this marvelous piece of furniture by Ozgun Culam. This seating arrangement, a chair essentially, uses an unconventional design that makes it look unsteady, though with all the engineering thought and designing put into it, that’s exactly … Continue reading
Clocks that have a distinctive design always grab the attention of guests. We have a few designs to present to you, that are capable of being the centre of attention in any living space. Composed by British film producer-turned cabinetmaker … Continue reading
Skycast Solutions has come up with a pretty novel way to blend entertainment and beverage-serving modes in airplanes with the Trayvu. Basically an android-based tablet integrated into the seat-back tray of airplanes, this one sports a 8.9-inch touch screen and … Continue reading
We’ve seen a host of products designed to make the lives of the visually impaired easier. This one seems to take the cake though, and is currently open source software by inventor Steve Hoefer. Called the Tacit, the wrist-mounted device … Continue reading
Origami has always been an interesting work of art and design, and will never cease to be, given that this traditional Japanese art form has been an inspiration for designers since as long as we can remember, and will always … Continue reading
In the good old days, kids played with tops and marbles. The video games that showed up generations later were then just a figment of their respective designer’s imaginations, or perhaps weren’t conceived yet! The most of us today have … Continue reading
