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Commissioned by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, designer Thomas Heatherwick of Heatherwick Studio has designed a series of brass newspaper kiosks called “Paperhouse” that will replace the dull rectangular boxes on the streets of…

Yesterday only, I mentioned the Liftup, which makes routine transportation independent for disabled and elderly people. In spite of such innovations, physically challenged people still remain deprived of sporting activities. Allowing paraplegics to…

Designed for Product Design 2, Spring 2009, the “Uplink” by Adam Hammerman is a strap system that can easily be integrated into existing hydration packs, allowing a new way to connect with the audio world. Built for active sport enthusiasts, the…

Walking down the street or marketplace for shopping or an evening stroll, we often look for a place other than those expensive restaurants, where we can sit and relax with family and friends. Addressing the issue, designer Helena Bueno teaming…

With more refined and portable music players hitting the market virtually every day, listening to music has become part of the lifestyle for the music freaks. Featuring a game-pad-like design, the Infinito MP3 Player by designer Franco Marino Cagnina.

Laptops or netbooks may have bring portability to your work, but if not used properly portable systems also have some health hazards, relating to wrists, neck, back and even male infertility, when operated directly from your lap. Providing a solution…

Arousing your taste buds, the uniquely designed Bugatti Diva coffee machine lets you enjoy a superior taste of coffee. Given a shape of a mug itself, this Italian design comes loaded with brass fittings, temperature gauge, integrated water tank and…

With ecological options at our disposal, sustainability automatically becomes an integral part of our lifestyle. Presenting a solution, designer Sébastien Maleville has devised an innovative dustbin that includes two separate compartments, one for…

An entry at the Michelin Challenge, the Bombo by Italian designer Matteo Sgherri is a futuristic car that makes a new deal between transportation, with its many controls and ways to lead the road, and humans. Designed under the theme “a new icon…

If you are one of those who do not like touchscreen gadgets, British designer Vincent Ashikordi, drawing inspiration from pebbles, has come up with a functional MP3 player that removes the touchscreen for sleek buttons, giving it a conventional look..