Design

  • Is this a painting?

    Have a closer look on Korean artist work Kim Yong Soo…. See? This is not a painting but installations made out of electronic circuits, semi-conductors, wires, acrylic cement, and yet they are not as clearly visible. Just have a look on the details….. Amazing, isn’t it? (via: randommization)

  • Por Ella Bottella

    As a part of the course of 2011 digital fabrication in the pontificia universidad católica del perú (PUCP) the  students jessica alvarez, monica bazo, daniela beraun, miguel chavez, alejandro ciudad, karel van oordt, alexander wiegering developed with teachers felipe ferrer and peter seinfeld  an installation that is the intersection between hi-tech and low-tech technology. The…

  • Modular eco friendly furniture from the Italian designers Hey Team

    We are used in furniture that is normal and non-flexible. We bought them and the only we can do is to put them somewhere and just decorate our house. Multiplo is another proposal, from italian designers Hey Team  for those who want flexibility in their lives.    Multiplo means pieces of furniture that could combined each other…

  • Pencil Bench

    Created by Boex the Pecil Bench arrised from a single conversation on how we can incorporate an everyday office object into a piece of furniture. And here what occured. A bench made of 1,600 individually-placed pencils that can be removed and used if necessary. Or maybe the opposite, we say; a sitting made of 1,600…

  • Rememberme

    A new series of furniture, the Rememberme furniture, is going to be launced by theItalian company Casamania and has been designed by German designer Tobias Juretzek. Each piece of furniture is made out of recycled, old clothes……. Using cast-off clothing from friends, thrift shops and even his own closet, Juretzek presses the pieces together into…

  • The Giving Tree

    The Giving Tree is a stool made out of used clothes. Korean designer Jongho Park’s Giving Tree Project, created in collaboration with Hyuckcheol Kwon, Injae Noh and Minuk Tak, raises awareness about the dangers of environmental pollution through recycled furniture. The stools are handmade and designed to look like tree stumps! Hmmm, what a nice…