Cette bulle transparente faisant office de salle de bain mobile Transparent Mobile Bubble sera présentée au salon ISH à Francfort du 12 au 16 mars 2013. Développée par German Sanitation Industry en collaboration avec Messe Frankfurt, ce projet veut selon eux combler le besoin de liberté et de relaxation.
Stockholm 2013: Swedish studio Note has designed a domed table lamp that is dimmed by rotating a wing at its base.
Created for Swedish brand Örsjö Belysning, the translucent blown glass shade gradually becomes fully illuminated as the small handle is swept 180 degrees around a central axis.
The light comes with either a brass wing and black conical steel stand, or the whole base in white or red.
The Vinge table lamps were shown at Note Design Studio‘s exhibition space during Stockholm Design Week earlier this month.
They also displayed their porcelain and wood pendant lamps and lights shaped like grain silos by Zero during the event.
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by Sabine Zetteler It’s Fashion Week in London, and the city is abuzz with gossip, martinis and forward-thinking style. Frankly, we’re exhausted—and to seek a little solace we’ve headed back east to LN-CC, the place where even the most po-faced fashion fiends can take a little time to chill out….
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Product news: Dutch designers Studio Makkink & Bey have combined a desk, shelves and swivel chair to create a flexible workspace in a single item of furniture.
Designed for Dutch Brand PROOFF, the chair can be spun ninety degrees so the arm can be used as a side table and partition while reading, or a surface for desk-based work.
The seat is raised above the chunky base so it can move independently from the rest of the piece.
A shelving unit propped on two feet sit at one end and extends out past the seat so legs can fit underneath. Surfaces can be mixed and matched with shades of beige and bright blue.
The product was first shown at last year’s Super Brands London event during London Design Festival and has since gone into production.
Other designs by Studio Makkink & Bey on Dezeen include a shoe store full of seemingly infinite staircases and a house built from scaffolding.
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A l’occasion de la Saint-Valentin la semaine dernière, Re:Design a imaginé 14 couvertures de livres essentiels sur l’amour selon eux allant de Proust à Nabokov en passant par Irving. Des couvertures très bien réalisées proposant la forme du cœur au centre du graphisme. Plus d’images dans la suite.
News: British industrial designer James Irvine, who founded his studio in Milan nearly 30 years ago, has died aged 54.
Irvine studied design at Kingston Polytechnic in London before completing his master’s degree at the Royal College of Art in 1984, after which he moved to Milan to work as a design consultant for Olivetti, the Italian company famous for its typewriters.
Founded in 1988, his studio has created products, furniture and transport for companies including Italian design brands Artemide, Foscarini and Cappellini, art publisher Phaidon and camera-maker Canon, while in 2000 he designed a fleet of Mercedes-Benz buses for the German city of Hannover.
Irvine most recently worked as the creative director of bent wood furniture company Thonet and as design consultant to Japanese brand Muji, roles he combined in a furniture design collaboration with Konstantin Grcic in 2009.
Figures from the industry paid tribute to Irvine on Twitter, with British designer Sebastian Bergne commenting: “Deeply shocked to hear of the death of James Irvine. What a great loss.” David Carlson, editor-in-chief of online magazine David Report, wrote: “The world has lost a great person and a great designer.”
We filmed an interview with Irvine in 2010 as part of the Dezeen Talks at [D3] Design Talents series at imm cologne – watch it below.
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Les étudiants du Southern California Institute of Architecture ont imaginé ce projet impressionnant “Eye, Robot” combinant cinématographie et robotique. Guidés par leurs professeurs Brandon Kruysman et Jonathan Proto, les étudiants nous proposent cette vidéo passionnante à découvrir dans la suite.
Focus sur l’artiste italien Nicola Bolla qui aime travailler avec de grandes marques comme « Swarovski » pour transformer des objets sinistres et symboles de violence en œuvres d’art, le tout grâce à l’utilisation de cristaux. Des créations à découvrir en images sur son portfolio et dans la suite de l’article.
iKnow, we all waiting in anticipation for something spectacular to come forth and the iWatch rumors are pretty strong. So if we were to indulge in fantasy for a minute, then this is how Esben Oxholm thinks the Apple team would design the phone/watch. Heavily inspired by the look of the iPhone 5 and sporting a minimalistic, sleek look, the watch is crafted with black aluminum on the outside and a thin layer of soft matte rubber on the inside.
It has got the highly recognizable round home button as the only physical button. The rest of the fun happens on the newly developed slightly double curved touch screen. The iWatch can be fitted to your liking, by removing or adding spacers in the lower part of the bendy bracelet.
Designer: Esben Oxholm
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