interior design 2011

from Asteroid lamp

from Giorgio Borruso Design and Eventscape

egawazbryk from String Chair

from Cle USB Palladium

The design is inspired by the escalating amount of time people spend on their computers. I have managed to merge a desk lamp and cd holder into one compact desk accessory. The way of containing CD that can arrange your work space on your desk. more over, acrylic cylinder lights decorate your desk as a mood maker.

by: Kwang Hoo. Lee from Light CD tower

“Moving Design” wristwatch collection from Seiko that features three rotating aluminum discs that displays the time. Citizen has also released the “Independent Retrograde Dualtime” wristwatch, which comes with an analogue movement with hours, minutes and seconds presented in the center of the watch. Meanwhile, the date is displayed in the small window at the top of the watch. from New Wristwatch From Citizen And Seiko

Flagstore Louis Vuitton, Japan

The design for the 10 storey (54 meter tall) flagship Louis Vuitton store in Japan aims to establish an architectural equivalent of the identity of Louis Vuitton in which classical and modern qualities are blended, reinforcing each other. The design inspires the visitor with a feeling of being in the House of Louis Vuitton by celebrating the qualities that make up the essence of the company, its products, its history and its future. from Louis Vuitton flagship store by UNStudio

from Designer: Alistair Bramley

from Nowhere-But-Here

from NuVa pneumatic elevator

Combining a textured side with a smooth side adds visual and textural appeal to the Vasco Bryce aluminium radiator. Lively yet simple, the careful geometric design of the radiator will not leave you cold! All installation parts are hidden discretely behind this wall-mounted radiator, so you are left only with the gorgeous frontage to contemplate. from Vasco Bryce Aluminium Radiator

by Matty Sallin, Daniel Bartolini, Hsiao-huh Hsu.
WHAT: An alarm clock that wakes you up with the smell and sizzle of cooking bacon.
WHY: No one likes to wake up, especially by an alarm. This clock gently wakes you up with the mouthwatering aroma of bacon, just like waking up on a Sunday morning to the smell of Mom cooking breakfast. Unless you're Jewish.
HOW: A frozen strip of bacon is placed in Wake n' Bacon the night before. Because there is a 10 minute cooking time, the clock is set to go off 10 minutes before the desired waking time. Once the alarm goes off, the clock it sends a signal to a small speaker to generate the alarm sound. We hacked the clock so that the signal is re-routed by a microchip that in responds by sending a signal to a relay that throws the switch to power two halogen lamps that slow-cook the bacon in about 10 minutes. if I don't like bacon, could I change to others? from WAKE n' BACON

By combining traditional Japanese Carp-shaped wind socks with paper lanterns, artist Lucas Isawa has turned his floating and illuminated school of fish into a breathtakingly peaceful spectacle. from Lucas Isawa: Koinobori

Make toys not waste. This toy company takes their leftover scraps and makes use of it – they regrind material that would otherwise be discarded to create their recyclabones. These bones are nontoxic, recyclable and rinse clean. Fun to gnaw, they will become a playtime favorite. from Recyclabone

from DESU Design

from Microsoft’s multi-touch sphere

JT TOBACCO "ALPHABET H/R/C SIDE SLIDE BOX"
TOKYO limited version / art direction + design by ASYL from HCT Cigarettes from Japan

from bathroom items from Portugal

from Mossi Lab

from Kitchen Of the future by Antoine Lebrun for Fagor Brandt

The castle itself partly dates back to the time of the Romanesque style. It was later fully extended to a four-wing-ensemble, including a large tower. During the Seven Years War from 1756 to 1763, its interior became entirely destroyed. From the late 18th century on, the remains of Castle Freudenstein were primarily used for storage.

AFF’s concept was to respect the identity of place, while referring with their design in numerous ways to the new use. With an addition in black concrete, the architects clearly marked the museum entrance in the castle’s courtyard. from Museum Castle Freudenstein by AFF Architekten

from Elio Martinelli compie Quarant’anni

from multikino cinema complex

from Stitch Chair

from 'the sphelix' by johnny hawkes

from “Ela” by Francesc Rife

from 'chargerframe' by naolab

from wine packages by Russian designer Nadie Parshina

from Tent London

What's a water booster, you ask?

A fabulous, 100% organic additive to the water you are drinking.

But it's no banal powder or syrup — rather, it's a smart booster cap that you simply screw onto your standard water bottle until you hear it click.

Then 50 centiliters of 100% organic herbal essence is released into the bottle below — you shake it a wee bit and voila, you are ready to enjoy.

5 different flavors are available: Energy, Sexy, Balance, De-stress and Fitness (called Minceur in French). from Delo Water Boosters

from stephen hendee's light sculptures

Bird is an aptly named rocking chaise - looking somewhat like a bird with its tail in the air - that allows the sitter to balance on their center of gravity or simply rock back and forth. Very comfortable and a great conversation piece, the bird has an upholstered wooden structure with a removable external cover available in a choice of fabrics or leathers. Extremely popular with children it seems- they love to sit on it in the store. from Bird Chaise Lounge

from The Union Bench and Desk by I Do Designs

from My Table by Tiina Hakala

from Recycled Concrete Sink by Gore Design

This is a concept vehicle which few of us will ever drive. The Furai is Mazda’s next hope in the future of car racing. While going green on the race track is not exactly an eco-minded endeavor, we’re still intrigued that this vehicle can be fully powered by ethanol. The very cool looking performance sports car shows that if ethanol has a place in the auto industry, that place is in the car racing arena. from Ethanol Powered Mazda Furai Racecar

from Shake MP3 player by Kenneth Tay

"The Amphora Vase, an amusing design inspired by a classic form, rests on its side, as does a flower stem. It was designed by the French interior and product designer Jean Marc Gady, and is 14.5 inches long and 7.25 inches high; $4,325 from Leaning Amphora of Baccarat

from Hint Water in honeydew-hibiscu

from GORO BY TOSHIYUKI KITA

from Wearable Dog Toilet

from Designer: Sherwood Forlee

Its perfectly round dimensions are appealing as well as compact. Uncomplicated and understated, there are endless possibilities in the range to guarantee the Architec will fit perfectly into your bathroom. Wall-mounted or integrated into a vanity, the small washbasin looks great. The vanity shown here has an effective under-mounting of the sink, plus offers storage and a towel rail. For city dwellers, from Architec Washbasin by Duravit

from Chaise longue Oriana di Davide Conti

from The Hula Op Barstool from Ibebi Design

living between italy and germany, cuban artist diango hernandez is one busy
individual. hernandez studied industrial design at university and has become
a contemporary artist. in his work he focusses on using man made objects in
his sculptural installations. from works by diango hernandez

from Biluna floor lamp from Prandina

Q1U-CMXP is almost identical to Q1-Ultra released last year, but with the notably extra feature of HSDPA modem. It also comes with larger RAM of 2GB to better handle Windows Vista Business. from Samsung Mobile PC Q1U-CMXP

from designed by Bertone and photographed by Benedict Redgrove.

from MacBooks will have a glass, multi-touch trackpad