When we were in Detroit for the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), we saw our fair share of beautiful cars. Among those we saw, the Aston Martin line-up especially stood out. We were, however, not at the unveiling of…
Continue Reading →I've always been impressed with Danish brand Bodum's double-walled glasses-- the breath taking design has been available in a variety of sizes for espresso shots, etc. for a while. (Product Dose has a great Brand Wiki on the company by…
Continue Reading →Gore Design Co. has made a name for itself since its 2004 inception by creating design-forward, environmentally responsible products for residential and commercial application. Today I earmarked Gore's Erosion Sink for when I build my first house. It may be…
Continue Reading →We see a lot of great design work coming from students, and the Olive Martini Glass is a prime example. Beth Fuller designed it this past Fall for one of her grad school industrial design classes at the Pratt Institute…
Continue Reading →Readymechs are free flat pack toys that you can easily print (and very carefully) build. All the toys are designed to fit on a regular 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper and printed with any printer-- obviously the nicer…
Continue Reading →Despite being a little spooky, Packet Garden is insanely intriguing. The downloadable application captures information about how you use the internet and translates all this data into a 'private world' you can explore. The application takes note of all the…
Continue Reading →Finally, a nice way to buy designer buttons (great gifts) in a mix 'n' match way-- Prickie. Not only does all the art make us smile, the drag-and-drop shopping cart technology they're using is pretty stellar. Prickie has more than…
Continue Reading →Emeric Trahand is a 25-year-young freelance graphic designer from France, and his work is definitely worth a look. Emeric, or Tksh**** (which is his professional name) is an up-and-comer in the design game-- he's only been working intensely with graphic…
Continue Reading →For all of you pedal heads out there-- Alchemy Goods in Seattle has been 'turning useless into useful' with their new bag lineup. Made from used tire inner tubes, seat belts, and other various recycled materials, Alchemy's Messenger Bag and…
Continue Reading →There are a wealth of laptop accessories on the market these days, and they all have one thing in common: they're built for business and travel. Mike and Maaike, the talented San Francisco based design duo, have identified this common…
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