Posted on Sunday, 10th May 2009 by Ferdun
Fashion magnate Chanel gave us this super cool concept car: Fiole. The shape of car body is full of tension. This car will give all chanel fans a big surprise. As a Luxury brand, God kowns how much it cost IF this car released.
Designer : Jinyoung Jo
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Posted on Friday, 8th May 2009 by Ferdun
Designer From London Gitta Gschwendtner make these interesting lamp. Use the shape extend concept, looks like these lamps have life and transform their shape to climb the wall, embrace a chair leg, or fuse eachother.
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Posted on Friday, 8th May 2009 by Ferdun
They are the WONSPUSB from Japan trust technology. With Dalmatian on the right and Charles Spaniel on the left, these USB-powered computer speakers deliver an output of 2W x 2ch. It also comes with a wired remote control that comes in the shape of a guitar.
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Posted on Thursday, 7th May 2009 by Ferdun
Quote from yankodesign
We recently discussed how Ultra Violet can be a great way of sterilizing kitchen cutting boards and now it’s time to discuss its benefits in a dishwasher. UV plays a key role in the Electrolux Wind Washer Dishwasher, which comprises of a three-step procedure. In step one, it uses a stream of high-pressure air to blow away all the leftover food crumbs on the dishes, to a waste holding bay. In step two, it steams them to degrease them. In the final stage, it uses UV to sterilize them.
In case you are wondering why there is limited space in the service bay, it’s because this Wind Washer is meant for single persons who are always on the go. One simply needs to place the used dishes in the bay and align the auto-sliding handle to the top edge. Vents inside the handle, blow out the air, steam and UV lights, in quick succession. The flip-side to this design is that it does only two dishes at a time.
The designer suggests that the proportion of water used in this appliance is pretty less compared to what we traditionally use; hence it makes for great eco-sense. However, all this sounds really good on paper, but in practicality the power consumption, effective sterilization and the efficiency of the device will truly determine its worth.
Designer: Hwang Jin wook
I would say this is a good concept, but is this washer really useful for us?
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Posted on Thursday, 7th May 2009 by Ferdun
Brian Walker, Sydney-based artist, has come out with the half woman, half doll digital art, the fantasy + reality.
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Posted on Thursday, 7th May 2009 by Ferdun
In so many unusual clocks, this one is really make me shocked. This white ceramic box has powerful magnets inside. the red ball showing hours, and the white ball showing minutes.
The two balls float on a water-filled plate, a glass. They can also sit directly on top of the ceramic base, tell you the time by rolling around in circles.
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Posted on Thursday, 7th May 2009 by Ferdun
Just like the picture above, Connect tow chairs with 7 sticks and make them three. Like two parents on the two side and with a child on the middle.
Tags: Chair
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Posted on Thursday, 7th May 2009 by Ferdun
Attention please, this picture is NOT made in Photoshop. Sara Watson from British has made this invisible car as part of her art course at the University of Central Lancashire. With a technique of painting. Sara Watson parked a battered Skoda Fabia car outside her art studio and painted it. So from just the right angle, it looks invisible. compare to the Giant Makita Drill Image, this one is more impressed.
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Posted on Thursday, 7th May 2009 by Ferdun
In order to prove the fact that Makita drills are high-precision power tools. Makita turned to advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi, drilled over 20.000 holes into a wall to create a huge black and white image of a Makita drill. To make a precise image, the distances between the holes had to be very carefully calculated.
what amazing work.
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Posted on Wednesday, 6th May 2009 by Ferdun
It’s that a magic trick? No, it’s really. Just is clever optical illusion design. The shadow you see is part of the chair’s metal frame.
price of this chair is $1057, what an expensive magic trick show.
via trendsnow
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