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Archived entries for Product Design
I Love Dust & Nooka
I’ve got a little bit of a thing for Nooka and I Love Dust so it was funny to find out they had been collaborating.
Rhythm
Rhythm is two and a half media design students who ask if you have to be a profession in what to you to produce something good?
The answer is very self explanatory as soon as you look at their functional, well designed and conceptually driven interior products.
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The Mid-Century Modernist – new gallery
The Mid-Century Modernist
This is a great design blog that just had a re-fresh with a new gallery feature.
Most. Amazing. Photos. Ever.
Joseph Joseph
Kitchen nest / Joseph Joseph, 2010
Really beautiful and functional products for the kitchen+home by Joseph Joseph, a British design team composed of twin brothers Richard and Anthony Joseph.
The Lollipop Shoppe
The Lollipop Shoppe / Brighton + London
The Lollipop Shoppe sells really, really beautiful products. There’s no other way to describe it, they fill their stores with things that will make you ache you want them so bad. From classic chairs by Eames, to clocks by Fukasawa, to limited edition sculptures, this shop will make any designer at once so happy and so depressed. You could easily spend £25,000 in there without thinking.
Phaidon Design Classics on iPad
Phaidon / 1000 Design Classics / iPad Version, 2010
As featured on the CR blog today, there certainly are exciting things coming to lucky iPad owners soon. That big, gorgeous display just looks ideal for this sort of stuff – simple, elegant apps that showcase things (in this case, design classics) with beautiful photography.
Considering the 3-volume book edition of Phaidon’s design anthology costs around £100, paying £11.99 for the iPad version seems pretty good to me. You’ll be able to read it whilst on the train and everything.
Sprout Pen concept
Heres one for all the product designers out there, pretty tasty concept for a pen by Igor Lobanov. The pen works much like your average rollerball except it can be refilled via an ink well, once refilled the sprout in the core grows. Naturally; plants wither and die if not water; so does the sprout in the centre of the core.
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