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Here is yet another modular piece of furniture. The ludicrously named Whaletable from Vindesign doesn’t look like a whale, but it does serve the purpose it’s made for. It’s a square modular table with integrated seats for indoor and outdoor…

Epitomizing the populist approach of 1970s design, the “Toot-A-Loop” is a retro transistor from Panasonic that becomes fashionable jewelry for easy transportation. Intended for the youthful consumers, the R-72 is a functional device that not just…

The only snag, apart from hefty price, that defers coffee lovers (or what you call addicts) from buying a personal coffee machine is their bulky size. Reducing the size as well as weight of the bulky brewing machines, designer Alisson Wilson Ströher…

Increasing infant mortality rate, especially in African and Asian nations, has been a matter of concern for years now. Addressing the gravity of the predicament, designer Michael Geedrick, a student of Queensland University of Technology, has developed.

Designed for the UMUL 2009 project (Use More, Use Less), the “Texte-ile” by Dante Bonuccelli and Lamm is an innovative furniture that will allow the users to play their part in sustaining the environment, other than attracting the attention of your.

Product designer Luke Johnson thinks that he can use the design of something as common as a toy car, to develop a radio and a flashlight that can be powered by motion. The FlareStorm noticeably shifts both the visual and functional paradigms of…

The Nev’01 was born within the context of the worldwide competition sponsored by Nike after every ten years. This triathlon starts on the beaches of Cape Town in South Africa, passes through the Sahara desert and ends in Alaska. The Nev’01 Nike..

Designer: Michael Weaker (Industrial Designer engineer and artist).

In an attempt to create appealing products that satisfy the universal human desire for aesthetics and improve quality of life, Michael Weaker has designed the Egrill, an outdoor…

Envisaging humanistic relationships with mobile phones in the days to come, the Japanese manufacturer Kyocera has come up with a futuristic phone that alters its shape from a clamshell to a wallet or clutch-purse. Dubbed the “EOS,” the folding…

The picture makes me think again and again if I am really looking at a lamp, not a glossy, futuristic TV. Designed by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell, the Tati Lamp turns completely black when turned off and the moment you turn it on, it becomes all…