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| Posted: 03 Aug 2011 08:24 AM PDT It’s inevitable, the television is becoming a computer, at least in the sense that it can now access more than just broadcast information. We’re no longer just changing volume and channels. The Baand Remote is a solution to how one might interact with this evolved TV. It’s basically one big scroll wheel. You flick across your content. The gesture is more fluid and intuitive. Everything else happens on a contextual UI that changes based on what you’re doing. Video after the jump. Designer: Kristian Ulrich Larsen Baand Remote UI example from Kristian Ulrich Larsen on Vimeo. . ----------        |
| Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:27 AM PDT Care for a soak in the luxurious Charme Bathtub? It's got a curvy finish that matches your body contours with perfect sensuality. Designed with purposeful armrests that integrate the water controls, the look of the tub is akin to a comfortable lounge sofa. Ergonomic and dynamic; the only thing missing is some inbuilt massage system to make it a complete spa experience! I want one. Designer: Nuvist Architecture & Design ----------     |
| Posted: 03 Aug 2011 01:10 AM PDT There is something very instinctive about finding your way to the door of a room during blackouts. Based on this instinct, it will be so clever to integrate a flashlight into the handle, so that you have an emergency light handy, wherever you need it. I love the LEDoorHandle, which is based on this simple idea! It doubles up as light sensor mood lights for those who like to indulge in fancy fittings. And the system uses the locking-motion of the handle to harness and charge the lithium batteries of the flashlight. LEDoorHandle is a 2011 Spark Awards Winner. Designers: Kun-hee Kim, Kei Shimizu & Nguyen-vu Dang ----------     |
| Posted: 03 Aug 2011 12:02 AM PDT I’m not a huge fan of wall coverings but there’s no denying that this simple, modular solution is pure genius. Using a combination of cards and connecting crosses, IXXI allows users to make, build, and install their own wallpaper, room divider, or wall covering in any size. Looking for some inspiration? The site also has a special collection of pre-designed works like this charming Girl With a Pearl Earring pixelart covering. Get yours here people! Designers: Roel Vaessen, Eric Sloot, & Paulien Berendsen ----------     |
| Posted: 03 Aug 2011 12:01 AM PDT For centuries the rope has been a symbol of community, friendship, and interpersonal communication. Inspired by the icon, the designers of Rope Revolution, a rope-based gaming system, identified popular rope games from around the world, incorporating them into a tangible rope interface where the focus is collaborative play. A compact motion-sensing and force-feedback module allows users to jump rope, fly a kite, ride a horse and a number of physical activities that connect players across virtual spaces. Designers: Lining Yao, Sayamindu Dasgupta, Nadia Cheng, Jason Spingarn-Koff, Ostap Rudakevych, & Hiroshi Ishii RopeRevolution-the Longest Rope to Connect the World from Lining (Lizzie) Yao on Vimeo. RopeRevolution-the Longest Rope to Connect the World from Lining (Lizzie) Yao on Vimeo. ----------     |
| Posted: 03 Aug 2011 12:01 AM PDT When it comes to furniture, I love pieces that are organic in form but sharp enough to fit into the starkest of spaces. This line of furniture by escapefromsofa achieves this balance through style characterized by simplicity, and natural shapes in warm walnut and oak. The bookshelf, stool, side table and chair each have clear Scandinavian influence expressed through phenomenal craftsmanship. Designer: escapefromsofa design studio ----------     |
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