Doormat Scale

Doormat Scale

Grass

"'Grass' squares are designed to give a natural touch to the office or home by placing them freely or according to feng-shui. Unlike ordinary flowers, “grass” is completely natural, a piece of earth, that grows indoors with minimal care.

Inspired by Frank loyed Wright’s Fallingwater and the attempt to combine architecture and nature, the entire project is made from recycled materials and tries to merge the home with the outdoors.
The packages have an air opening to gain longer shelf live for the product.

The minimalistic design and logo is intended to give a flowing, “breathing” feel to it, as well as elegance and life-style."
Grass

Solar Birdhouse

Designer: Studio OOOMS

Mr Switch

John Caswell Design
Mr Switch

A Peaceful Bomb Vase

War is destructive and cruel; it will mercilessly take away life and happiness. We don't hear the deafening explosion when this "Peaceful Bomb" falls on the ground, nor the devastation after the explosion. We see flowers and plants which are full of life. They sway in the wind of freedom and emit unlimited vitality. We hope we pass this anti-war and peacekeeping message to you through "A Peaceful Bomb" vase in order to fill the world with peace.
A Peaceful Bomb Vase

OKKO

Emir Rifat ISIK

LED-based traffic light concept.

It requires 3 times less details than the common traffic light since it uses just one section instead of three. It also operates with just two kinds of single colored LEDs - the yellow color is a result of both red and green ones lit together.
Stanislav Katz

ASASP

ASASP - as simple as possible
This is a freestanding cloth hanger with minimized structure, but still functional. The arrows suggest the distribution of forces.

by: yeonju yang & Claudio Ripol
ASASP

Hello Kitty

kitty muffler

Magazine Rack by John Quan

Magazine Rack by John Quan

Sydkoreanska Bo-Young Jung

Sydkoreanska Bo-Young Jung

Birds, Bats and Bees at Phillips

Featuring the likes of recent RCA grads Peter Marigold and Raw Edges' Yael Mer & Shay Alkalay, alongside veterans like Tomoko Azumi (above), Phillips is once again paving the way for the design-as-art discussion. To top it off, they're even goin' green on this one from Birds, Bats and Bees at Phillips

Universe Bench by Cole Scego

from Universe Bench by Cole Scego

Safretti

Their new line of Gaya fireplaces is a beautiful window-sized, black-coated stainless steel with a nice protruding pocket that houses the burner. The fireplace is suitable for use indoors as well as outdoors on the porch or balcony. from Safretti

Terracotta Birdhouse and Wall Mounted Birdhouse

Made from all-natural clay, the Terracotta Bird House (2003) is an attractive, but not ostentatious, home for garden birds. Designers Gavin Christman and Kate Knapp created the Bird House as a response to the disappearing habitats of small North American birds. Its understated spherical design and small entry hole make it impervious to the advances of squirrels and other predators, and it’s sized to offer a safe nesting spot for blue tits, coal tits and marsh tits. The Bird House comes in recyclable packaging and includes a steel wire for hanging and a plastic protector to prevent tree damage. from Terracotta Birdhouse and Wall Mounted Birdhouse

Revolution Dumbbell

from Designer: Sang-Hoon Lee

Hand Wrench by Paul Julius Martus

from Hand Wrench by Paul Julius Martus

Flat sheets of moldable polyester

Flat sheets of moldable polyester wrap around a small metal frame to create
Coat, an armchair by Fredrik Färg. The felt is held together by two cufflinks and the backrest’s “collar” can be folded up or down. from Flat sheets of moldable polyester

Spuntino

Feed birdies with a spoon. from Spuntino

Folding Greenhouse

from Designer: Daniel Schipper