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- Guessing Game #9
- Nip Tuck
- Evolution of the Wine Glass
- A Hanger Fit for James Bond
- Beautifully Odd Desk
| Posted: 04 Jan 2012 02:57 AM PST Welcome 2012 with this brand new episode of the Guessing Game. For the record, this is game number 9. Rules stay the same…look at this picture and make an educated guess as to what this could be. Each correct guess wins our love, admiration and respect! Leave your answer in the comments below! All the best! The right answer is: Proinjector – Microwave Projector Concept Based on the theory that microwave poses a greater health risk to pregnant women, children and the silver generation; Proinjector has been designed to project a realtime image of how the food is cooking onto a wall. The cooking can be monitored from afar without risking unnecessary exposure. Basically keeping an eye from a distance; smart! Designers: Hwang Jungjoon & Jaeryong Lee ----------        |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2012 02:24 AM PST The Txiii concept banks heavily on the 'cut, fold and tuck' techniques. The shell is fashioned from a single sheet of material to reflect a simple general form with distinct details on each edge by cutting, folding, and tucking! Features include flexible screen adjustment and convertibility from laptop to tablet. A curious element to the design is the placement of ports. Multimedia slots and ports for audio, video and DVD drive are located on the left hand side. Those related to data transfer, Ethernet cable port, etc are located on the right. Pretty similar to how our brain works and is divided between creativity and analytic! Interesting thought! Designer: Rizki Tarisa ----------     |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2012 01:35 AM PST Whether you’re a traditionalist and prefer a stemmed wine glass or you like the informality of a stemless glass, you’ll appreciate this unique design by Martin Jakobsen. The rEvolution’s angular placement of the stem on the side of the glass isn’t just aesthetically eccentric, it’s also practical for both pouring and drinking. A great conversation starter that you can own here. Designer: Martin Jakobsen ----------     |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2012 12:21 AM PST I love a design that makes you go “why didn’t I think of that?!” … and this is certainly one of them. The Pliable Coat Hanger (which is small enough to fit in your pocket) expands from a mere 7 cm to 40 in just one easy motion. Super-compact and made of durable, lightweight aluminum, it’s the first truly travel-friendly hanger I’ve seen! Designer: ddpstudio ----------     |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2012 12:01 AM PST Nico Yektai’s handcrafted Desk #2 is focused on the notion of movement to create not only a functional and ergonomic piece of furniture but also a striking structural decoration that will look great in a number of settings from the craftsman cabin to the ultramodern loft. Material: Steam-bent Maple Designer: Nico Yektai ----------     |
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