Posts Tagged ‘design’
MH-19 Multifunctional tool
Numa altura em que a segurança está acima de tudo, nada como encontrar ferramentas construídas com aquilo que a tecnologia nos pode dar, como é o caso das impressoras 3D.
Com um design baseado em máscaras de protecção, esta ferramenta evita que tenhamos que usar luvas descartáveis e produzir lixo desnecessário. Isto porque, apesar de ser de plástico, é, obviamente, lavável.
Assim, esta ferramenta permite pegar em diversos objectos, abrir portas, como podem ver pelas imagens abaixo.
Trabalho do designer Marc Senar.
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Europe According to Creative People — What Europe’s Countries look like
Há pessoas com muita imaginação.
We are all familiar with the “boot” that is Italy, but what about the other European countries? This is the question that German YouTube user Zackabier asked for his video “Europe According to Creative People — What Europe’s Countries look like,” and some of the answers are hilarious.
Bulgaria
Croatia
Russia
Estonia
Serbia
Finland
Italy
Denmark
Slovenia
Romania
Czech Republic
Portugal
Europe
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Linha ROGNAN – IKEA
A IKEA apresentou o futuro para habitações pequenas, nomeadamente, para apartamentos.
Chama-se Linha ROGNAN e surgiu da parceria com uma startup dos EUA, a ORI, que não é mais do que mobiliário robotizado para aproveitar ao máximo os espaços pequenos.
Mais novidades, em princípio, no Verão, mas os produtos, só para 2020.
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Desktek: The kilogram prototype
In 2018, scientists in Versailles voted to redefine the very measure by which we have based our understanding of weight for the last 139 years. The Kilogram has officially been redefined as of May 20, 2019.
Left: Kilogram Prototype – Classic | Right: Kilogram Prototype – Contemporary
Designer: DeskTech
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Sisyphus table
A metal ball rolls silently through sand, forever creating and erasing beautiful patterns. Sisyphus is a kinetic sculpture that has mesmerized millions of visitors at its permanent installations in museums around the world. Now we bring you a museum-quality kinetic sculpture you can enjoy in your home.
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Goodbye Design
Goodbye Design was a passion project of summer 2018. The idea was born when I walked out of a museum a few months ago amazed by a product design exhibition from around ’50s. The geniality of minimal design mixed with used retro flavor and playful accent colors of everyday objects (mainly Braun) were the essentials for the concept of this short movie. Everything is driven by an excellent track from Dirty Art Club which was a perfect match with the rhythmical side of the concept. “Good(bye) Design ” is a reminder of how people slowly lose a relationship with true Good Design. Let’s look back at immortal design icons in this audiovisual experience! Enjoy 😉
Music: Dirty Art Club – Sincerely Yours, the D.A.C.
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