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Balancing economic growth with environment is one of the major problems for almost all the nations that require an immediate attention before we go beyond the limits. Addressing the issue, the “Office Bus” is a public transportation that allows…

Presenting a minimalist design, Brazilian Designer Mauricio Noronha has popped up an avant-garde shopping cart that offers a faster, more practical and ecological way of shopping in the malls. Entitled the “SmartCart,” the shopping cart can be…

Inspired by mobile constructions across the world, the Emotion Lab has designed an innovative storage called “Scaffold shelving” that stands tall between the floor and the ceiling like a skyscraper. Easy to install, the modular shelving bends to..

We have seen some of the most innovative furniture designs in the past, but furniture has never been as geeky as this USB Sofa by Cabracega Studio. Designed in collaboration with TORKE for the International Festival for the Post-Digital Creation…

Roads or no roads, ATVs can go anywhere. But, can cars be left far behind? While ATVs always had a tough off road cred unmatched by cars, car technology has caught up over the years to make cars just as tough and hardy as the ATVs. Fasten your seat belts.

Conceived by Greggory Cates and designed by John Farag, the Global Sustainable Home (GSH) is a factory built structure manufactured in a series of sections that are small enough to be shipped through normal inter-modal logistics and then assembled on.

Intended toward highly active users, designer James Caldwell has come up with a mobile phone concept that seems to bring a sporty spirit to your chatter. Other than stimulating your chatter, the “Nike Cellphone” also becomes your medical or…

Inspired by an array of old Porsche convertibles, especially the 997 Turbo Cabriolet, a bunch of engineers at German firm 9ff have designed a more refined and mainstream version with revised front and rear bumpers, deeper sideskirts and a larger rear.

Running on the fortunes of minimal design, Brazilian industrial designer Átila Rossito has popped up a mouse concept that looks like anything but a mouse. Hailed as “Fortune,” the minimalist mouse is not only light in weight but also reduces all.

With latest innovations in designing, differentiation between the gadgets and the models often becomes difficult. Resembling a wooden toy car, the “Rolzy” from Dutch design firm Leeuw & Vormgeving is an interactive radio that requires to be…