sábado, 13 de agosto de 2011
segunda-feira, 8 de agosto de 2011
sexta-feira, 5 de agosto de 2011
Pop to hold
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"ReCraft Your Plunger: Plunger As Your Coats Hanger
Armin Fischer has found an brilliant idea to turn a toilet plunger into a functional shirt/coat/jeans wall hooks. A smart idea to turn single purpose tools into a multi-purpose gadget."
Descoberto um novo site de design! http://therecraft.com/
"ReCraft Your Plunger: Plunger As Your Coats Hanger
Armin Fischer has found an brilliant idea to turn a toilet plunger into a functional shirt/coat/jeans wall hooks. A smart idea to turn single purpose tools into a multi-purpose gadget."
Descoberto um novo site de design! http://therecraft.com/
Practical seat
"...graduate projects from the Royal College of Art, here’s a stool by Jack Smith that collapses when its seat is lifted."
Estante + Mesa + Cadeira
Oscar Medley-Whitfield, a Kingston University design student and his « Benches »…. Creative, simple, and functional!
The Doorknob Signal
We’ve seen it before, the universal sign of “I have company, go away” signal. Often taking form as a tie around a doorknob or the potted plant flipped over. There’s got to be a more high-tech way. The Doorknob Condition uses an innovated pulley system that makes the knob on the exterior recess inwards when pulled from the inside. Without a knob to use, there’s no way to get it. Sure it could be great for security but who are we kidding? We know exactly how a doorknob like this would be used. Too bad it doesn’t have a little timer to indicate when to come back.
Designer: Arnaud Lapierre
Designer: Arnaud Lapierre
quarta-feira, 3 de agosto de 2011
A New Spin On Feng Shui
"Based on the Feng Shui principles of Yin (private and closed) and Yang (public and open), Feng Shui expert Liu Ming was looking for a balance between his personal and professional life in his 1,100 square-foot live/work loft in Oakland, California." Mais em TheDesignerPad
"Crazy is relative"
"Crazy is relative" é um blog pessoal de uma estudante de arquitectura. Vale a pena explorar este "corta-e-cose" de imagens e podem ser encontradas várias ligações a sites de referencia. Poderá, no entanto, ser difícil alcançar a origem das imagens e artigos.
@Architizer.com
Obrigada Marta :)
Obrigada Marta :)
TheDesignerPad - The Designer Pad
TheDesignerPad - The Designer Pad
A Show Stopper
This 1930s hunting lodge in Wilton, Connecticut, has been gorgeously transformed into a contemporary home by Amsterdam’s UXUS Design firm. While maintaining the classic American style and paying homage to the heritage of this 2,339 square-feet house, the designers used an unexpected fusion of American and European design inspired by rustic luxury. The lodge is filled with fun and amazing pieces like my all time favorite Dear Ingo lamp by Moooi (in white) in the foyer. The colors used are soft and quiet, except for the deliberate injection of orange to add some spark to the space. Altogether, this chic hunting lodge is most definitely a show stopper! Don't you agree?
BTW, for all my American readers I hope you're having a fantastic 4th of July, cheers!
Spotted in Yatzer / Images © Dim Balsen via Yatzer
A Show Stopper
This 1930s hunting lodge in Wilton, Connecticut, has been gorgeously transformed into a contemporary home by Amsterdam’s UXUS Design firm. While maintaining the classic American style and paying homage to the heritage of this 2,339 square-feet house, the designers used an unexpected fusion of American and European design inspired by rustic luxury. The lodge is filled with fun and amazing pieces like my all time favorite Dear Ingo lamp by Moooi (in white) in the foyer. The colors used are soft and quiet, except for the deliberate injection of orange to add some spark to the space. Altogether, this chic hunting lodge is most definitely a show stopper! Don't you agree?
BTW, for all my American readers I hope you're having a fantastic 4th of July, cheers!
Spotted in Yatzer / Images © Dim Balsen via Yatzer
TheDesignerPad - The Designer Pad
A Fab Solar House
In my recent trip to Spain, I came across this very interesting article about a solar house contest produced by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, where the Fab Lab House received the audience award for the best of its kind. Because of its organic shape some referred to it as the peanut home, cinnamon submarine, forest Zeppelin or even whale belly. But whatever you might want to call this unique home, its contribution to green living is quite significant as it introduced the most efficient flexible solar panels in the world as of yet — a significant breakthrough in the architectural integration of solar systems.
In my recent trip to Spain, I came across this very interesting article about a solar house contest produced by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, where the Fab Lab House received the audience award for the best of its kind. Because of its organic shape some referred to it as the peanut home, cinnamon submarine, forest Zeppelin or even whale belly. But whatever you might want to call this unique home, its contribution to green living is quite significant as it introduced the most efficient flexible solar panels in the world as of yet — a significant breakthrough in the architectural integration of solar systems.
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