John's Mobiltelefon

 






















John's Anti-Smartphone – kann nichts außer telefonieren: kein Schnickschnack, keine Kamera, noch nicht einmal eine SMS-Funktion. Die Akkustandzeit von etwa drei Wochen (bei sechs Stunden Sprechzeit) erspart die lästige Stromsuche. Weitere Funktionen beschränken sich auf eine Lautstärkeregulierung, eine Tastensperre und die Möglichkeit, die Tasten mit insgesamt bis zu zehn gespeicherten Nummern zu belegen. Das minimalistische Display befindet sich auf der Oberseite des Geräts. Analogen Speicherplatz bietet ein kleiner Notizblock auf der Rückseite, der dazu passende Kugelschreiber ist in das Gehäuse integriert. 

Dieses wunderbar reduzierte Mobiltelefon kann man beim Magazin in Stuttgart erwerben.

Desks

Lately I found two very nice desks. 

Rewrite desk by Copenhagen designers GamFratesi has now manufactured by Ligne Roset.

 

PLANE secretary by German designer Felix Stark with clever cable duct and storage space.

5.5 Designers: Velouté de lumière, 2009

5.5 Designers: Sabz

Die aus Paris stammenden Cinqcinq Designers wurden 2008 von Sabz gebeten einen neuen Laden  zu gestalten. Sabz verkauft Gartenmöbel und -produkte.

Durch den im Used Look belassenen Laden windet sich eine "grüne Pflanze" die am Eingang das Shoplogo bildet und sich im Laden an Wänden und Decke als lianenartige Leuchten weiterzieht. CinqCinq ist eine schöne Mischung aus reduziertem, frischem Design und einfachen Materialien gelungen.

Pepe Heykoop: Brickchair

Kindermöbel Buba

Die zwei jungen Designer Kostas Medugorac und Simon Busse aus Stuttgart haben dieses variable und kinderfreundliche Möbel entworfen.
www.studiodipol.com  www.bubastic.de

Ear Chair

studiomakkinkbey.nl
Ear-Chair have ears to create privacy or define space.

Tie and Cards

Bon apetit

Write, draw, scribble, make graffiti... on the most famous

monuments of Paris, 12 post cards

You will find more products on ATYPK 

Flugzeuggeschirr

Lufthansa Economy Class dishes "Leaves"
Design: LSG Sky Chefs
Reddot Design Award 2009

Stefan Strumbel

Read your future

Past time - read your future
coffee cups with predictions embossed at the bottom
Design: atypyk.com

Toast It

Toast It by Patricia Naves
cork bread-shaped trivet

SLEEPBOX

Design: Russian Arch Group, 2009

Area: 3,75 m²

This type of Sleepbox is designed for use in hostels or airports. It provides a minimum of functions, and is equipped only with electrical outlets and lighting. Flexible ducts are connected to a general ventilation system. Case is made of laminated moisture-resistant MDF, which finishes a frame of wooden beams. The concept of the hostel is as follows: large interior without walls filled with sleepboxes instead of building separate facilities-rooms. This allows economizing on construction and finishing works and significantly reducing the time spent on construction. In addition it will allow very efficient use of available space and, if necessary, quickly change the plan.

Front

Sofia Lagerkvist, Charlotte von der Lancken and Anna Lindgreen are the members of the Swedish design trio Front.

www.designfront.org

Ptarmak: NYC

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Kilian Schindler - Allotment Stories

 

 

Far from the common cliché of garden gnome aesthetics young German product designer Kilian Schindler explores the peculiarities of German allotments. Doing so he composes rarely or casually perceived aspects into products that affect the beholder in both familiar and strange ways at the same time. Extracting well-known elements from their usual context and rearranging them like a collage extends their means of use to private room scenarios.

studio aisslinger: CORAL, 2009

Influenced by the shapes of microorganisms of marine life, the shape of CORAL is created by a multiplication of submodules. Those hexagonal funnels are hybrids of felt and polybarbonate, allowing a comfortable and elastic self supporting structure.

Martino Gamper - A 100 Chairs in 100 Days

A chair that joins Jasper Morrison's Air Chair with a bentwood Thonet chair No9

London based designer Martino Gamper has collected discarded chairs from London streets or friends' homes to reconfiguring the design of each one in an attempt to transform its character. All chairs were shown at the exhibition 'A 100 Chairs in 100 Days' held in October 2007.

PTARMAK - The Andy Warhol Foundation

PTARMAK/PTMK is a new studio of designers, writers, artisans and thinkers.