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| Posted: 13 Apr 2011 08:16 AM PDT The first thing that comes to my mind when I see the Disambigua – Unambiguous, is roast meat! The reason behind it is simple, the way you need to keep rotating the meat on a skewer for uniform cooking, likewise rotate this concept for uniform cleansing. One turn it's a bathtub, another turn and it's a washbasin. Now this is what I call a complete wash! Designer: DiciannoveDieciDesign ----------        |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2011 08:15 AM PDT You don't need to sit under the Bodhi Tree to attain enlightenment. Sitting on the Hidden Lights Chair may suffice. It provides you more than the proverbial halo, so be sure you make the most of it. A simple swing of the frame makes all the difference between darkness and light! So choose your reading material carefully! Designer: Giha Woo ----------     |
| Serendipity in Social Networking Posted: 13 Apr 2011 08:05 AM PDT Inspiration can come from the most unexpected places. For designer Hoang Nguyen, it came from Orwell’s “1984″. He noticed similarities with modern social networking. Abstractly, we can use a social network like Facebook in a "big brother" type of way. Question is, is there a way for surveillancing to be experienced equally? Would we all be jaded and freely living socially? Hit the jump and watch the video. Thoughts? Designer: Hoang M Nguyen ----------     |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2011 07:50 AM PDT A simple wall mounted home stereo system featuring a fold down turntable and wireless audio streaming. Additional details include; record brush with nesting storage and placement for displaying record sleeves – all of which are seamlessly integrated into an elegant system and audio experience. Who wanna get phonographic? Designer: Matt Pugmire ----------     |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2011 12:03 AM PDT Lately, I’ve been on the lookout for flat-pack and DIY designs that aren’t so obviously DIY or flat-pack. Alternatively, the PrimO chair by Petyo Ivanov Denev offers no excuses or apologies for it’s bare-bones, self-assembled style… and it’s still rad. This multipurpose chair maximizes the efficiency of production, transportation, storage, and price with it’s 18mm thin plywood flat-pack design that you can put together yourself, because after all… you’re a big kid now. My new favorite expression: DIYDS. Designer: Petyo Ivanov Denev ----------     |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2011 12:02 AM PDT These wall covering panels by WallArt are made out of bagasse, the fibrous residue of sugarcane, making them 100% recycled, compostable, and completely biodegradable. Every year more than 1 billion metric tons of sugarcane are collected for raw sugar. With up to 3 harvests per year, it is one of the most renewable sources available. The first to introduce this technology to the wall-decor market, WallArt provides an eco-friendly 3d effect that’s sure to sweeten any space. Maker: WallArt ----------     |
| Posted: 13 Apr 2011 12:01 AM PDT This design by Younes Duret takes inspiration from Eastern oriental graphics and the traditional Moroccan hearth to create a transportable and calming space heater. Canoon relieves tension by heating compact cherry pit-filled pillows that can be applied to any part of the body to ease pain and provide comfort. The unit is composed entirely of recycled plastic, uses less energy than the average space heater, and is easily controlled by a simple stroke of the hand on it’s top or lower components which vary in color between turquoise and red to indicate the units temperature. Designer: Younes Duret ----------     |
| Re-Source – Better Kitchens for the Future Posted: 12 Apr 2011 09:35 AM PDT Here is a very special sneak-peek at what the students of Domus Academy have been up to. Electrolux commissioned the product design students to come up with ideas that support a better kitchen environment using existing technologies. Re-Source perceives appliances to be the best kitchen mate! Here's a look at 9 exciting projects, some of which we will be looking at in-depth at a later stage. On a side-note the Electrolux Design Lab registrations close on 1st May 2011 23:59 CET. 1) Aeolus by Chi Rong Hsu Aeolus is a smart extractor fan that whiffs out kitchen odors in a jiffy. It also adds space by accommodating utensils and glasses to be hung from its frame. 2) Breathe by Beyza Dogan Breathe is a living kitchen appliance that literally 'breathes in' air pollutants through ionization. 3) Celcius by Marcela Vanesa Céspedes Celcius is a kitchen waste disposal and recycling appliance, which uses enzymes to break down organic waste. Thus creating energy to heat your home. 4) Chefiamo by Jervis Chua 'Chefiamo' is a virtual cookbook that allows preserving traditional styles of cooking and inspires you with its recipes being projected to screen. 5) CLEAiR by Ariadna Tellez Rossell CLEAiR is an air purifier that keeps you updated about the air quality at home. 6) Fulcrum by Surbhi Singhal Fulcrum is a multifunctional modular kitchen that fits in a lot more than you think or expect. 7) KEWA (Kinetic Efficient Water Appliance) by Pietro Russomanno KEWA uses air pressure for cleaning dishes. It directs water through kinetic jets to create a 'water-blade' That cleans pretty efficiently. 8 ) Wine by Jung Kun Choi 'Wine' is a wall mounted wine showcase that allows you to display and keep your wines at optimal temperatures. 9) Jumble by Zahira Ivelisse Crespo Jumble is a flexible set of induction cooking plates that facilitate easy transfer of cooking vessels to different temperate zones. ----------     |
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