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Modern city apartments barely provide space to live in comfort, we can’t even think of an enclosed gym. However, the “Life Fitness Treadmill” by designer Ryan Mather is a piece of fitness equipment that fits smartly in a small home to keep the..

Twirling and rocking are two actions alien to clock functioning. Chances are that both can break your favorite timepiece beyond repair. However, “Sleepy” is one of a kind. Its designer, Portugal-based Pedro Gomes, wanted it to be an interactive clock…

Inspired by the shadows of clouds, trees or buildings gradually moving across the ground as the day progresses, designer Chiyu Chen in collaboration with Hanhsi Chen has developed an innovative timepiece dubbed the “Shadow Clock” that uses…

Light weight and most simple in design, CASPAR children’s furniture is a must have for homes with tiny tots. Designed by Perludi, the furniture grows in height as your children grow older. Made in Austria from locally grown spruce wood, the…

Awaiting its launch at 2010 Paris Motor Show, the “DeZir” is a zero-emission car concept from Renault that gives a clear vision of how their cars would look like in the days to come. Generating power from a fully electric drivetrain, the…

Presentations, be they in the classroom or workplace, get more credence when backed with graphics, pictures and figures, in comparison to a plain verbal communication. But one cannot carry bulky projection or presentation devices with him/her all the.

With city apartments getting smaller by the day, there is no point in buying bulky appliances, as they not only occupy extra space but also put extra burden on your pocket. Addressing the issue, designer James Dyson has developed a city vacuum named.

Considering the fact that bamboo is the fastest growing woody plant that needs no chemicals and little water, now designers are using it more frequently as a raw material for their designs or products to attract more eco conscious users. Handcrafted..

Designing isn’t all about creating flashy products using expensive, high-tech materials, but it can be equally innovative and affective when combined with minimal and sustainable resources. The “Transformation Table & Chair” by designer Michael.

This smart kitchen countertop is destined to spruce up just about every user’s culinary skills. On display at the ninth annual Intel Research Day, held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA the countertop’s functionality simply leaves.