Anonymous asked: Lol half of your followers are on tumblrdatinggame(.)com
true!
But maybe you’ve more time than me to check my followers ;)
London in Puddles by Gavin Hammond.
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Curt | Deck Chair by Bernard Burkard.
This deck chair is attractive in its simplicity. In combination with the environment it serve its purpose as a deck chair.
Various Art Works
by Nancy Fouts
Bloom Chips improves upon the Pringles can by turning it into an expandable bowl. http://bit.ly/I5Mo0s
Bulavkus USB Flash Drive
A memory stick in the form of a safety pin:
Bulavkus—a USB flash drive disguised as a classic safety pin—keeps your data safely pinned.
For finding Bulavkus in a flash, simply fasten to any fabric material and spare yourself frustration of digging through pockets.
Wear your data proudly.You can find out more here, and can see the conceptual development process of the idea here
“Dancers Among Us” is photographed by Jordan Matter, featuring top professional dancers in everyday situations around New York City.
Furniture Designer Sarah Pease has designed an impressive set of speakers - the Audio Jar. The design is inspired by the impressive open-source Fab Speakers by David Mellis. These retro looking speakers are made using readily available household items that were put together using a simple customization. Mix it up with recycled jar shapes and sizes to create an array of combinations.
source: Sarah Pease
Tree Line
by Zander Olsen
‘Mister T’ designed by Antoine Lesur.
I’m all about saving space, and this innovative product by Antoine Lesur is just that. Not only is it modern, sleek and aesthetically pleasing, it is completely functional. ‘Mister T’ can be used in multiple different ways to suit anyones needs.
“Mister T is an occasional furniture composed of a basket, a tray and two cushions. It was conceived to offer several basic functionalities in one product, without the arrogance of a modularity. MISTER T is neither a coffee table, nor a chair, nor a footrest, but a little of each.”
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Seems like IKEA are really shaking things up this year. In addition to the previously announced TV set, they’re also going to release a digital camera made of cardboard called Knäppa (“Snap”). It’ll hold 40 photographs at a time and plugs directly into your USB port. While it’s not the prettiest camera the world has ever seen, I do love the idea of a screen-less digital camera that brings people back to the wait-and-see days of film.
