This Audi-inspired electric scooter is designed to redefine sleek and safe commutingI think it’s about time we all admit that scooters are cool – even those aluminum kick scooters that would sometimes slice your ankle in two when they swung around too quickly. Scooters have had some major developments in recent years. With suburban millennials moving to cities, getting around the city on electric scooters has almost become synonymous with ride-sharing. Thankfully, electric scooters look a little more grownup than those slim, foldable scooters we grew up riding around the block. Daekwang Kim recently developed his interpretation of the electric scooter, e-Tron, with inspiration from the automobile manufacturer, Audi, to bring ...
This portable grill looks just like a classic metal toolbox!I’m assuming there’s a major overlap between people who love grilling in the outdoors, and people who love DIY projects… and this toolkit-shaped BBQ grill is perhaps the coolest gift you could give those people. Designed to look exactly like the archetypal metal toolkit you’d find in your garage or toolshed, the BBQ Toolbox from SuckUK opens up into a nifty outdoor grill with two grilling platforms. a compartment for resting your grilling tools (skewers, spatulas, whatnot) and two racks for storing your spices, herbs, and condiments. Perfect for a nice alfresco barbecue, the BBQ Toolbox comes in a handy, ...
This modular low-cost flotation device uses recycled plastic bottles!The World Health Organization is spearheading efforts to help children in low-income areas learn how to swim, and the SAVIOUR concept attempts at creating highly-effective, low-cost training tools for children as they gradually pick up swimming. The Saviour is a modular system of interlocking tubes that help you create flotation devices. The tubes don’t float themselves, but rather, allow you to attach multiple plastic bottles around the rim to help the overall product stay afloat. You can either assemble the Saviour to form a U-shaped training apparatus, or join multiple pieces to close the U, turning it into an O-shaped ...
This retro-inspired grill gives charcoal infused flavours with the ease of using an oven!It’s not every day that we stumble upon grills that are purposefully built to bring the joy of charcoal grilling to everyone. Of course, the Gravity Series 800 charcoal grill with griddle and smoker we saw recently, does offer its service, but for grillers, it’s more about convenience and flavor – which the Spark Grill intends to provide in a sleeker and portable design. We all know charcoal grilling tastes better, but they have been sidelined by gas grills because the latter are convenient to use in comparison to the messier charcoal ones. Most grill-outs today, therefore, happen over a ...
Just like luban lock puzzles, this chair is entirely made of wood and won’t require screws for assembly!Burr puzzles are those three-dimensional, handheld cubic puzzles made from finicky, interlocking wooden sticks. Essentially, they’re really complicated locks that won’t come apart without a fight. Depending on its country of origin, the burr puzzle’s shape will vary. In China, a variation called the Luban Lock is the most well-known burr puzzle and it’s been around for centuries. Luban Lock is a traditional, Chinese folk toy whose concave and convex wooden sticks interlock perfectly, forming a solid geometric shape. Cultural traditions like the Luban Lock can provide plenty of inspiration for furniture designers as these intricate toy designs provide insight ...
This Apple Watch band with two onboard cameras means your wrist now shoots photos/videos in 4K!Love your Apple watch and want to upgrade its functionality to the next level? Meet this cool new camera feature coming along with a strap designed exclusively to house your Apple Watch. Called the Wristcam, the band features two cameras: an 8MP lens on the front and a 2MP camera that faces you when you lift up the wrist to see the watch screen. Interestingly, the Wristcam weighs only 23g but it’s the overly bulky appearance – owing to onboard cameras and battery – that may be slightly putting off for a few. But if you, like us, love the ...
This houseboat was designed to blend in the natural landscape & encourage sustainable travelA young couple who were living in a modest apartment in Budapest reached out to architect Tamás Bene to design a small houseboat on Lake Tisza which would be their summer getaway home. They only had one ask – the structure would allow them to be immersed in nature so they could express their love for the region. The houseboat was a perfect concept that fulfilled their wishes without being fixed or grounded just like the river Tisza which is the source of lake’s thriving ecosystem. The compact houseboat gives the residents an opportunity to spend time closely in the ...
Tesla Cybertruck-inspired camper trailer for Tesla fans who can’t just wait for the truck!If you’re waiting to drive the most outlandish vehicle of our time, the wait is going to be a little bit longer. Allegedly ballistic and tougher than a tank – the Tesla Cybertruck is not going to be a real deal any time before the end of 2021. If you can’t wait that long to get into a Cybertruck – there are a few rip-offs you can get into right away. But if you’re an outdoorsy person, you’d want the imitation to take you off-road and into the woods where you can relax for a night or two under the ...
This outdoor puffy jacket isn’t just weather-proof, it’s fireproof too!Most weatherproof jackets fail to consider the one element that’s often key to the outdoor experience… fire. Imagine this – you’re outdoors on a trek, and you’ve made it to your campsite. Craving some food or even a coffee, you build yourself a campfire, and a rogue spark or ember flies into the air, making it onto the sleeve of your jacket. You immediately brush it off, but it does manage to burn a small hole through the outer fabric of your jacket, not just ruining it aesthetically, but also compromising its ability to keep you protected in the rain ...
Here’s a Dyson motorcycle concept that doesn’t ‘suck’!You’ll blow right past your opponents… Alright, enough with the Dyson puns. They don’t have that much wind in them (Okay, I promise that was the last one). The Dyson Bike started as a mere warmup sketching exercise for Rashid Tagirov in 2019. Seeing how the aesthetic began taking shape, and finding himself with extra time on his hands in 2020, Tagirov decided to take his sketch to the next level and flesh it out in 3D. The Dyson Bike champions the British appliance company’s design language, turning mundane geometric forms into a well-balanced thing of beauty. A uniting factor ...
DesignInspire Online: Explore Global CreativityDesignInspire, an annual creative showcase presented by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), is a celebration of world-class designs by global creative gurus, trending brands and design academies and institutions.
SHED Designs Net-Zero Hillside Refuge with Views of Puget SoundLocated on a steeply sloped, triangular lot adjacent to Me-Kwa-Mooks Park, this home framed territorial views over Puget Sound - but suffered from several ill-conceived additions and remodels.
BFC's 2020 Fashion Awards Trophy Designed by Parley for the OceansThe British Fashion Council (BFC) recently collaborated with Parley for the Oceans and 3D-printing design specialist Nagami to create a trophy made out of Parley Ocean Plastic, for the 2020 Fashion Awards.
DesignSingapore Announces 'Visions of the Future'The DesignSingapore Council (Dsg) has announced 'Visions of the Future,' a curated showcase of seven designs by eight emerging Singapore designers. Each design has been hand-selected for its visionary approach to current issues, and has also adapted to the pandemic reality we currently live in.
Monotype Launches On-Demand Font Service 'Monotype Fonts'Monotype has launched Monotype Fonts, an on-demand font service featuring over 50,000 unique fonts, 30,000 typeface designs, and central point of access to the world's most sought after foundries and type designers.
D&AD Annual Goes Digital for 2020D&AD has launched its 58th Annual for free, in an exclusively digital format. Designed by Studio Dumbar, the digital Annual continues to showcase the best creative work from across the design and advertising industry, while offering additional interactive features that provide a deeper exploration of creative excellence.
SimplyColor3D Add Multi-Color Models and 3MF SupportSimplyColor3D has now now moved to version 2.0, and it includes a lot more features. With the increased availability of multi-color 3D printers, there is a demand for multi-color 3D models. However, there’s a huge problem: there are hardly any such models available in popular 3D model repositories. In fact, I took a cruise through Thingiverse and found only ~2300 entries tagged with “multicolor”. While that may sound like a lot of 3D models, it is only 0.05% of Thingiverse’s vast collection, or about 1 in every 2000 3D models. In other words, there really aren’t very many color 3D ...
Tama Is A Hand Hug For Those Cold, Lonely NightsWith 2020 the way it is, celebrating Christmas might be a bit lonely for some. Maybe you’ve been cooped up “two weeks” already. Maybe you’ve thrown off the restraints of government tyranny. Either way, everyone needs a good hug. You can’t do much about social distancing and the rampant virtue signaling, but you can do the next best thing and get yourself a hug. A hand hug that is. By which I mean, a mug… with a sleeve… to stick your cold little nubs in: As you can see, Tama isn’t a hugging machine, per say (I’m pretty sure you ...
MIT Researchers Develop A.I. To Detect a COVID-19 CoughYes, COVID-19 has made the year 2020 a living nightmare and yes, it’s still here… we think – Is it? No? Yes? Well, at least the flu is no more. You already know how some people are asymptomatic (meaning HEALTHY), which is used as an additional method to keep you in fear, but I digress. Now, your healthy cough can (allegedly) reveal if you’re haulin’ virus bits around unbeknownst or not. Magic A.I. 8-Ball Says… You Diseased MIT researchers Jordi Laguarta, Ferran Hueto, and Brian Subirana have developed an artificial intelligence model that is designed to distinguish COVID-19 asymptomatic individuals from audio ...
A Portable 4K Touchscreen For High-Res CAD on the GoWith 4K screens the norm nowadays, you would think there are many an option for portable 4K displays. Well, there are. There are just a couple of problems. First of all, there are a lot of options. Second, the combo of 4K, touchscreen, and features means a price point that skimps on one or the other. The Lumonitor brings the best balance we’ve found among portable 4K displays with the widest range of applications from coding and CAD to streaming and gaming, at a price-point that, while higher than some, is reasonable for what you get. Best Portable 4K Display ...
iFactory3D Launches Low-Cost Belt 3D PrinterGerman startup iFactory3D has now launched their inexpensive belt 3D printer on Kickstarter. Inspired by the 3D print community, Artur Steffen and Martin Huber developed an open source belt 3D printer design way back in 2018. They posted this design on Thingiverse, and apparently received demand from visitors to provide a kit to build the device. Here they discuss how the project started: While open source designs are freely available, that doesn’t mean anyone is capable of sourcing the parts and putting them all together. In reality, there are relatively few people that can do so compared to the masses ...
LEGO’s Latest Largest Set Is A 9,036-Piece Roman ColosseumIf you thought the Death Star was the biggest LEGO set in existence, then you’re still living in the 2010s, my friend. As of November 2020, the award for the biggest, baddest set in the Denmark-based toy company’s arsenal goes to the new 9,036-piece Roman Colosseum. Just ask LEGO designer Rok Kobe, who talks about the set’s many details in a recent video on the LEGO YouTube channel: According to Kobe, he never intended for the Roman Colosseum to be the largest LEGO set currently in existence; this was actually just a byproduct of him adding more detail to the ...
Volvo Donates New Cars To Be Dropped 30 Meters For Rescue & Extrication PracticeYou’ve heard of YouTubers who drop phones and other pieces of tech to test their durability, but have you ever heard of a company actually donating their products for the sole purpose of destroying them? This is exactly what Volvo has been doing recently. In order for Swedish rescue teams to get into the practice of saving lives, the car company has donated ten of their newest models so they can be picked up and dropped from a height of 30 meters. You may be wondering, “Why not just use some old, banged-up cars?” The answer lies in modernity. Cars ...
Cool Tools: Xiem Studio Fluting Tool SetSculpting, be it in clay or soft polyurethane foam requires a few key tools to efficiently bring your creative work to life. And among them, a fluting tool is just the ticket for precisely shaving convex slivers of material away to perfection. VIEW PRICE ON Dick Blick Xiem Fluting Tool Set The Xiem Fluting Tool Set caught our eye during a recent search on modeling techniques for sculpting concave “fluted” patterns in the digital world. In our quest to understand fluting we looked at how they are accomplished in the physical world. For that, we turned to the art of ...
KeyShot 3MF Support Offers Full-Color 3D PrintsWe are cooking with gas now people! Hot off the press. The 3D Manufacturing Format (3MF) file type is about to go prime-time owing to KeyShot and Stratasys. This dynamic duo is bringing an honest to goodness CMF experience to early-stage physical prototyping. For those not familiar, the 3MF format could be likened to a next-gen STL. Bundled inside this potent format is all the information necessary to represent the topology of a 3D model, plus color, material, and finish (CMF) definition. What’s this mean? well with the right software and hardware you can hold within your hand a physical ...
SkillCoach | Making Design In The Music City Fractal Design | Spring 2021 Industrial Design Internship OpportunityPack your bags young people cause there’s a design gig to be had in Nashville, Music City USA! That is if you’ve got the chops to get da props. Fractal design, a physical product development firm just went live on the job board over on leManoosh with an Industrial design internship opportunity for spring 2021. Fractal is casting their net the world over to find creative talent with just the right fit. Fractal is laser-focused on the kind of talent they are looking for. The Chops – (aka your budding skills) I’ve culled their about YOU paragraph and highlighted a ...
Microsoft’s Xbox Series X Takes The Fridge Meme and Turns It Into A Slick AdvertisementWell, they’ve done it. They’ve hacked into our brains. Barely a day after my neurons were all a-buzz with interstitial activity over the thoughts of the next-generation console as “mini-fridge”, Microsoft busted out a premier release of a CGI trailer for their new Xbox Series X Fridge and it’s slick! Now I’m pretty sure they are not gonna be releasing a juiced-up super fridge to the masses, but with a video, description reading “Power Your Memes”, who knows to what end they might channel our thoughts! Now to be clear, Microsoft is using meme culture in a tongue-in-cheek way to ...
The DiFOLD Origami Bottle Is a Reusable Liquid Container Which Folds In On ItselfI jump at any chance to save the environment with my actions but sometimes, these alternatives can be a tad inconvenient. Take reusable bottles, for instance. While you definitely cut down on plastic waste, hanging on to them can be a bear! Think about the moment after your last swig of your favorite beverage. What to do? Yep, stuff it in your bag. Now you’ve got a little less useful space and a tad of extra weight to tote around to boot! An when you get home, you guessed it, you got to give the bottle a good old-fashion scrubbing, ...
Collection graphique AFTER AGO par Richard YasmineReprenons les bonnes habitudes, je sais que l’activité sur BED est plutôt limité depuis quelques mois maintenant… Changement professionnel, manque de temps, il reste tout de même en vie, à travers le réseau, les liens tissés depuis toutes ces années ainsi que les réseaux sociaux. Une passion qui m’anime et qui ne risque pas de s’éteindre. Laissons la parole à Richard Yasmine, designer libanais présenté il y a maintenant 4 ou 5 ans par ici, se démarquant par des créations uniques, originales, naviguant ouvertement entre design et art pour notre plus grand plaisir… Plaisir des yeux mais pas que, découvrons ...
Gertrude lampe à poser par Gabriele Panciera« Bonjour Gertrude, enchanté ! » Les présentations maintenant faites, Gabriele Panciera, jeune designer italien basé du côté de Milan lève le voile sur l’histoire de son projet… Résolument rétro, ce modèle de lampe à poser, lampe de table ou de chevet nous transporte quelques années en arrières, au coeur de l’Italie en nous offrant certaines références religieuses… On remarque assez rapidement sa ligne, nous renvoyant à la silhouette des nonnes délicatement épurée… Pour être parfaitement exacte : « The main inspiration of the design is the character Gertrude, the Monza’s nun from “The Betrothed” by Alessandro Manzoni, published in 1827 » Une ...
Crowdfunding : SLEAN, le bon bureau pour télétravaillerVéritable rampe de lancement, phase de crash test, confrontation client… Le Crowdfunding est un véritable catalyseur quand vous avez une belle idée, un concept dans l’air du temps qui pourra trouver rapidement son public.. Sans rentrer dans le détail des étapes de lancement d’un projet à succès notamment sur Kisskissbankbank, SLEAN coche toutes ces cases et augure à un véritable succès et lancement de marque Made in France. Fruit d’une rencontre entre Martin Sauer et le duo de designers Nathanaël Désormeaux et Damien Carrette (retrouvez leurs projets présentés sur BED) le projet SLEAN arrive à point nommé en cette période et ...
Nouvelle collection George Sowden pour HAYOn ne présente plus HAY, célèbre marque danoise, mais connaissez-vous George Sowden ? Designer anglais basé du côté de Milan, il collabore avec de nombreuses marques, il se distingue comme membre fondateur du Memphis Group. « George Sowden studied architecture at Gloucestershire College of Art. In the 1970s, Sowden moved to Milan to work with names such as Ettore Sottsass and Olivetti, and in the 1980s he became one of the founders of the design collective, Memphis Group. » Déja à l’honneur au catalogue Hay, il décline sa collection en imaginant un nouveau grille-pain et bouilloire reprenant lignes et couleurs de la ...
MESH l’organiseur béton par Shift StudioLa belle découverte du jour, baptisée MESH, la rencontre entre l’architecture et l’univers du bureau ! Le studio Shift, entre Mexique et New-York présente son projet comme un système de rangements modulaires, pouvant s’adapter aux nouveaux besoins de nos intérieurs. Ils projettent leur création, pas uniquement dans le bureau.. Réalisé entièrement en béton, en collaboration Opticretos, Mesh se décompose en un plateau « cranté », pouvant accueillir à votre guise, gobelets bas et hauts ainsi que des modules plats. Pour les fans, des choses bien rangées. Une chose à sa place et chaque chose à sa place.. Une idée, plutôt une obsession ...
INTERVIEW : Chris Baumann, le Design chez TADOLe design au coeur de nos quotidiens, partons aujourd’hui à la découverte de la marque TADO, spécialiste allemand de la technologie / domotique à destination de nos chauffages et climatisations. Une réflexion au coeur de notre projet de rénovation de notre appartement, où comment rendre notre habitat plus intelligent ? plus en phase avec nos modes de vie ? et s’il est possible de moins consommer… Facilité la maitrise de noter consommation d’énergie, pièce par pièce, mais également garder un oeil sur la qualité de l’air intérieur, idéal quand certaines personnes du foyer ont des allergies particulières ou en milieu ...
PIKS jeux de concentration par OPPI pour petits et grandsNous sommes toutes et tous de grands enfants, le jeu doit à mon sens garder une place dans nos vies, sous différentes formes.. Sport, collectifs, ludiques, de concentration, de plateaux, vidéo.. OPPI est une nouvelle marque française imaginée par deux frères du côté de Montpellier, Hansel et Bastien Schloupt avec la volonté d’imaginer un jeu : ludique, durable, responsable.. La collection PIKS représente facilement toutes ces caractéristiques, ses créateurs imaginent un jeu de construction en bois et silicone, tel un « outil thérapeutique favorisant la motricité fine et la concentration. » ? « Nous avons réellement pensé nos jouets aussi divertissants qu’éducatifs afin de répondre avec des ...
Lampe à poser RECTO par Lee YunjaeCoup de coeur en ce début de semaine pour le jeune designer coréen Lee Yunjae fondateur de son studio Jaerryfolio. Le Design n’ayant pas de frontières, j’aime à pouvoir me balader, voyager virtuellement à la découverte de nouveaux talents, des nouvelles idées.. Une veille au quotidien permettant d’alimenter le blog mais également l’ensemble de nos réseaux sociaux, comme Instagram ou plus largement Pinterest (bonne balade). Voici donc RECTO, un projet de lampe à poser, lampe de bureau ou chevet aux lignes résolument industrielles. Sa forme minimaliste, s’intègrera parfaitement à un environnement de travail créatif. Sa structure de métal va permettre ...
Crowdfunding : le sac à dos augmenté par Fil&FogIl y a de beaux lancements et il y a des « mise en orbite » ! Coup de projecteur sur le projet français baptisé Fil&Fog, lancement d’une nouvelle collection d’une nouvelle marque dédiée à la mobilité urbaine. Le premier volet de cette aventure se matérialise par une collection de « bagages complices de votre évasion » Derrière ce projet, on retrouve le studio français Fritsch Durisotti remarqué pour sa participation à l’élaboration du fameux masque de snorkeling de chez Décathlon. Une volonté de prise de parole directe et d’un lancement complet de marque. Un univers, un concept global visant à imaginer, proposer, démocratiser des solutions agiles ...
La Fabrique des Pieds, tout un art made in France !Et si nous construisions nous même notre future table ? Voici la proposition de la société basée dans le nord de la France, La Fabrique des Pieds, comme son nom l’indique elle se focalise uniquement sur le piètement de vos futurs meubles et tables. Une porte, une planche, un plateau, béton, métal, bois… Les associations sont alors multiples. « Quoi de plus simple que de dessiner, prototyper, façonner, souder, assembler, peindre et envoyer nos pieds depuis notre seul et unique atelier du nord de la France ? » Les mots de Florent, fondateur de la société… A l’heure où la prise de conscience ...
This Audi-inspired electric scooter is designed to redefine sleek and safe commutingI think it’s about time we all admit that scooters are cool – even those aluminum kick scooters that would sometimes slice your ankle in two when they swung around too quickly. Scooters have had some major developments in recent years. With suburban millennials moving to cities, getting around the city on electric scooters has almost become synonymous with ride-sharing. Thankfully, electric scooters look a little more grownup than those slim, foldable scooters we grew up riding around the block. Daekwang Kim recently developed his interpretation of the electric scooter, e-Tron, with inspiration from the automobile manufacturer, Audi, to bring an even sharper edge to the ever-changing electric scooter. When it comes to production, performance, and style, Audi is consistently top-rated, which could explain the inspiration behind Kim’s e-Tron design. His interpretation of the e-scooter resembles the cool metallic finish we expect from Audi models, sporting a smooth, glacier-gray coating for the scooter’s bar and exterior deck. The deck is equipped with a non-slip, black, rubber-treaded grip so that while you’re coasting down the boulevard, your feet can stay firmly planted. You’ll find the electric scooter’s accelerating buttons on its handlebar, which is wrapped in a thin and smooth silicone grip for steady balance, without any moisture absorption. The scooter’s electronic display gleams front and center on the scooter’s handlebar. There, you can read the time of day, along with the e-Tron’s battery levels and changing riding speed. While riding on scooters in cities is both convenient and a lot of fun, it can be dangerous without taking proper safety precautions, but e-Tron’s got us covered so we can ride easy. In addition to the electronic display feature, e-Tron rides with fully-integrating LED lights that can alert night drivers of your location on the road. Rear lighting for brake lights and turn signals take up the backside of the scooter so that you can share the road with drivers and pedestrians alike. On the scooter’s rear, an installed camera and radar sensor can inform users of oncoming traffic or people trailing behind the scooter. Users can also utilize an accompanying app for e-Tron models that provides any additional information regarding the scooter’s overall quality or the incorporated software such as the embedded camera systems so users can learn about their scooter all within the app. This three-wheeled scooter will wear a smooth as velvet exterior, cut your carbon footprint naturally, and offer some of the most advanced software available, so riding this scooter will feel as cool and swift as riding in an Audi. Designer: Daekwang Kim x Audi
This portable grill looks just like a classic metal toolbox!I’m assuming there’s a major overlap between people who love grilling in the outdoors, and people who love DIY projects… and this toolkit-shaped BBQ grill is perhaps the coolest gift you could give those people. Designed to look exactly like the archetypal metal toolkit you’d find in your garage or toolshed, the BBQ Toolbox from SuckUK opens up into a nifty outdoor grill with two grilling platforms. a compartment for resting your grilling tools (skewers, spatulas, whatnot) and two racks for storing your spices, herbs, and condiments. Perfect for a nice alfresco barbecue, the BBQ Toolbox comes in a handy, portable size, and is made entirely from steel and coated with heat-resistant red paint. An 8×15” main grilling area is large enough to serve up a meal for as many as 4 people. The secondary grill serves as a warming rack, letting you keep food like sliders or hot dog buns warm while you grill up patties and sausages. When you’re done with your meal, lift the main grilling platform to discard your coals and give the entire toolbox a quick wipe-down before folding it up and carrying it back home. I’d advise you to store this bad-boy in your kitchen, though… you don’t want to accidentally carry your screwdriver, hammer, and wrench-set to your barbecue! Designer: Suck UK Design Team Click Here to Buy Now! Click Here to Buy Now!
This modular low-cost flotation device uses recycled plastic bottles!The World Health Organization is spearheading efforts to help children in low-income areas learn how to swim, and the SAVIOUR concept attempts at creating highly-effective, low-cost training tools for children as they gradually pick up swimming. The Saviour is a modular system of interlocking tubes that help you create flotation devices. The tubes don’t float themselves, but rather, allow you to attach multiple plastic bottles around the rim to help the overall product stay afloat. You can either assemble the Saviour to form a U-shaped training apparatus, or join multiple pieces to close the U, turning it into an O-shaped device that children can use as a tube. The Saviour is low-cost, and its individual modules can easily be 3D-printed based on demand. Moreover, it utilizes plastic bottles, helping recycle waste into something vastly more useful. If a plastic bottle gets damaged, it can easily be replaced with another one, allowing you to quickly upgrade/repair your training gear. Besides, the colorful bands on the Saviour help increase its visibility, allowing you to spot it floating on the water from a distance! The Saviour Modular Swimming Set is a winner of the Golden Pin Design Award for the year 2020. Designers: Chih-Shan Huang & Wan-Ju Wu
This retro-inspired grill gives charcoal infused flavours with the ease of using an oven!It’s not every day that we stumble upon grills that are purposefully built to bring the joy of charcoal grilling to everyone. Of course, the Gravity Series 800 charcoal grill with griddle and smoker we saw recently, does offer its service, but for grillers, it’s more about convenience and flavor – which the Spark Grill intends to provide in a sleeker and portable design. We all know charcoal grilling tastes better, but they have been sidelined by gas grills because the latter are convenient to use in comparison to the messier charcoal ones. Most grill-outs today, therefore, happen over a propane grill, nothing bad with that to say, but when it comes to flavor – they lack what charcoal grills can deliver. Albeit, the latter are messy, difficult to manage, and most importantly, cumbersome to control – this amounts to overcooking or burnt meat, if you don’t do it right! Spark Grill walks in as a capable alternative to traditional charcoal grills and a rightful competitor to gas guzzlers you’ve been using. It is the first charcoal grill that is easy to use as its gas counterpart and effortlessly simple to control like a smart oven. The result is precise charcoal grilling, so you get all the flavor without futzing with the fire and uncontrolled temperatures. Spark Grill’s onboard LED dial can be used to control and set the cooking temperature anywhere between 200°F to over 900°F. This range and control opens up new cooking avenues for a serious griller, who can now blend the natural wood and charcoal flavor to every dish being served along with craft beer. The entire experience is made worthwhile with the use of charcoal Briqs – made from classic woods like hickory and Applewood – that are used in the Spark and ignite instantly with the turn of a switch. These removable Briqs – that offer the same smoky flavors of charcoal – get hot enough for grilling in just a few minutes, and when cooking is complete, can be unmounted to make clean-up seamless and mess-free. Excitingly, the Spark Grill is now available for pre-order with an accompanying mobile app that notifies the griller when the grill is up to the required temperature or when the food is perfectly grilled. The app can also be used to re-order Briqs when supply’s running out. Spark Grill’s blend of controlled cooking with natural wood and charcoal will provide you the perfect smoky flavor you’d want to impress your kin at the next backyard BBQ party! Designer: SparkGrills
Just like luban lock puzzles, this chair is entirely made of wood and won’t require screws for assembly!Burr puzzles are those three-dimensional, handheld cubic puzzles made from finicky, interlocking wooden sticks. Essentially, they’re really complicated locks that won’t come apart without a fight. Depending on its country of origin, the burr puzzle’s shape will vary. In China, a variation called the Luban Lock is the most well-known burr puzzle and it’s been around for centuries. Luban Lock is a traditional, Chinese folk toy whose concave and convex wooden sticks interlock perfectly, forming a solid geometric shape. Cultural traditions like the Luban Lock can provide plenty of inspiration for furniture designers as these intricate toy designs provide insight on products that incorporate all-wood assembly. One such design is the Hashtag Chair from YUUE Design Studio. Directly inspired by Luban Lock, the Hashtag Chair is made entirely from plywood, and each component of the chair interlocks with built-in notches. Now let’s get to building the Hashtag Chair. Without any need for screws or drills, Hashtag Chair is entirely produced and assembled only using wood, just like the Luban Lock. The legs that prop up the Hashtag Chair are certainly the most visually reminiscent aspects of the Luban Lock burr puzzle so let’s start there. Just like Luban Locks, the legs on the Hashtag Chair are almost identical in length and structure, but each leg comes with two notches that lock into one another and the chair’s backrest to form a solid apron, which cradles the chair’s seat and resembles a hashtag. Thankfully, and unlike burr puzzles, it doesn’t take a genius to deconstruct or build the Hashtag Chair – actually, all you need is one minute and the chair practically builds itself. Users assemble a secure, ‘locked’ formation with Hashtag Chair when the full side of a leg attaches to carved out cavities on the reverse side of a perpendicular leg and so on, coming together to form a tightened stool. Once the legs are securely interlocked with one another, then the chair’s seat can get attached. On the underside of the chair’s seat rest, users will find a circular, washer-like, raised chunk of wood that fits snugly into the chair’s cavity similar in function to that of a pilot hole for the seat to screw into for secure placement. And there you go, your own self-assembled wooden Hashtag Chair! Hashtag Chair’s designer says on the assembly of his design, “All parts of the chair are interlocked by notches, creating a hashtag-like shape. With a final step of inserting and twisting the seat part, the whole chair stands firm and strong. It can be flat-packed for transportation and assembled without effort.” Such a simple assembly process and an intuitive formation that basically builds itself makes the Hashtag Chair ideal for those dinner parties where last-minute guests arrive and decide to join or those parties that call for an extra chair at the table – all it’ll take is a minute and with Hashtag Chair, there can always be an open seat at your table. Or, make it a game for the dinner party, the last one to build their Hashtag Chair has to do the dishes. Designer: YUUE Design Studio
This Apple Watch band with two onboard cameras means your wrist now shoots photos/videos in 4K!Love your Apple watch and want to upgrade its functionality to the next level? Meet this cool new camera feature coming along with a strap designed exclusively to house your Apple Watch. Called the Wristcam, the band features two cameras: an 8MP lens on the front and a 2MP camera that faces you when you lift up the wrist to see the watch screen. Interestingly, the Wristcam weighs only 23g but it’s the overly bulky appearance – owing to onboard cameras and battery – that may be slightly putting off for a few. But if you, like us, love the added functionality, there’s a lot that the Wristcam brings to the table! Apple Watch is unapologetically the finest smartwatch you can own right now – more so if you can extend the budget to the latest iteration. Even if not, don’t fret, any model is equally good to work with the Wristcam. With all the possible goodness – health and fitness tracking and everything – Apple Watch cannot click pictures standalone, it remotely triggers the iPhone to pull off the trick. This is where the Wristcam steps in, giving Apple Watch the ability to click pictures by itself. The front-mounted 8MP camera can shoot images in 4K resolution while recording videos in Full HD. The selfie camera can be used for video calling – or either camera for live-streaming. The Wristcam comes with its own 8GB of storage and a battery good enough for a day’s fun. According to the company, the Wristcam is water-resistant up to 1-metre, it connects to the Apple Watch over Bluetooth Low Energy, and with the iPhone via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Taking pictures and capturing videos is as easy as pressing the button on the band. For privacy, however, it has an LED light that comes to life when the camera is operational – a single flash indicates picture mode and continuous flashing means the camera is in video mode. The Wristcam is not an official Apple product, but it has been recognized by the tech giant as “Made for Apple Watch Accessory” putting some weight behind its quality and security. If you’re sold on the idea of shooting photos and videos from your wrist at the next party with friends or on a jog to the park, you can pre-order the Wristcam for $299 now – it will be available in March next year with interchangeable color options including gray, rose, noir, blanc, and sage. Designer: Wristcam Click Here to Buy Now!
This houseboat was designed to blend in the natural landscape & encourage sustainable travelA young couple who were living in a modest apartment in Budapest reached out to architect Tamás Bene to design a small houseboat on Lake Tisza which would be their summer getaway home. They only had one ask – the structure would allow them to be immersed in nature so they could express their love for the region. The houseboat was a perfect concept that fulfilled their wishes without being fixed or grounded just like the river Tisza which is the source of lake’s thriving ecosystem. The compact houseboat gives the residents an opportunity to spend time closely in the natural environment and even move their location if they feel like. The floating cabin has been designed to blend into the existing landscape so the residents get a chance to experience the surroundings on an intimate level. Bene drew inspiration from traditional cabin fishing boats for the form while optimizing the small space to include a small kitchen, dining table and sleeping area. For a nautical aesthetic, circular windows were added and the interior features warm timber finishes. The essence of the structure will remind you of the organically shape the waterside huts, dinghies and boats. “The movement of this compact living space intends to enable its occupants to approach the atmosphere of their natural environment as closely as possible – insofar as nature has an ‘atmosphere’. The boat gives us an opportunity to spend time, eat, drink, sleep and awaken nearly anywhere, while blurring the boundaries between our personal selves and nature itself. This region has a special character not only in terms of its wildlife, but also because of the human-built environment that connects the river and the lake,” adds Bene. This houseboat is minimal, cozy and a seamless part of the lake without disturbing the ecosystem – perhaps in future Bene can team up with local communities and design more cabins that promote sustainable traveling! Designer: Tamás Bene
Tesla Cybertruck-inspired camper trailer for Tesla fans who can’t just wait for the truck!If you’re waiting to drive the most outlandish vehicle of our time, the wait is going to be a little bit longer. Allegedly ballistic and tougher than a tank – the Tesla Cybertruck is not going to be a real deal any time before the end of 2021. If you can’t wait that long to get into a Cybertruck – there are a few rip-offs you can get into right away. But if you’re an outdoorsy person, you’d want the imitation to take you off-road and into the woods where you can relax for a night or two under the starry sky. Ivan Zheltonogov thinks the latter is a good idea. A reason the designer/DIYer from Russia has built what he calls the LandTraveler Cybertruck – which can be instantly identified as an eye-catching Tesla’s futuristic truck-style camper trailer you can tag along behind the EV. From the look of it, you’d expect the motorhome to look best tagged behind a Cybertruck, but if you don’t want that, it can even tow behind the Model X, Model Y, or any other capable vehicle and still look futuristic. The LandTraveler doesn’t just look futuristic – it even scores high on the camping trailer aspect. It is well equipped with all the necessities for a night well spent in the outdoors. The camping trailer is made from composite aluminum on the outside and comes complete with a bathroom, a kitchenette, dining cum sleeping area, and lots of skylights to ensure the compact interiors are well lit throughout the day and present a panoramic view by the night. For some off-grid capabilities, the LandTraveler is fitted with roof-top solar panels, a 100-liter water tank, and a heater to keep you warm when away from home. The entry to the trailer is through the compact bathroom that features a commode, sink, shower and storage space. Separated from the bathroom by a screen, the living space on the far-end – that is also the dining and sleeping area -has a large skylight that can be covered by a blind for privacy. Ideal for a couple, the LandTraveler has a dining table that folds to include the seating and transforms into a double bed. This Cybertruck-inspired camper is a real deal in Russia and there are accounts of people already buying it. It is priced at RUB 1,490,000 (roughly $20,000) and can be customized to your needs if required. Delivery Stateside is not specified, but if you’re interested, Ivan can be contacted. Designer: LandTraveler
This outdoor puffy jacket isn’t just weather-proof, it’s fireproof too!Most weatherproof jackets fail to consider the one element that’s often key to the outdoor experience… fire. Imagine this – you’re outdoors on a trek, and you’ve made it to your campsite. Craving some food or even a coffee, you build yourself a campfire, and a rogue spark or ember flies into the air, making it onto the sleeve of your jacket. You immediately brush it off, but it does manage to burn a small hole through the outer fabric of your jacket, not just ruining it aesthetically, but also compromising its ability to keep you protected in the rain or bad weather. Being campfire-proof is arguably as integral to outdoor apparel as is being weatherproof, and that’s what the Trekka Element Jacket promises. Designed like any high-performance outdoor-wear, the Elements Jacket is waterproof, windproof, warm, breathable, and moisture-wicking, but the fact that it’s also fire-resistant gives it an edge of superiority. The outer layer of the jacket is outfitted with laminated Nomex® fabric, a fire-resistant, tear-resistant, and waterproof fabric that’s been used on everything from the Mars Rover to Flight Suits, and from firefighting gear to industrial apparel. The special Nomex® outer fabric gives the Elements Jacket the protective layering it needs, shielding you not just from bad weather and rough terrain, but giving you a jacket that won’t burn or melt when you try to start a campfire or toast a s’more! While the Nomex® fabric protects you from the outer elements, the jacket’s Polartec® Power Fill insulation keeps you warm and protected on the inside. A premium insulation material exclusively from PCR (post-consumer recycled) materials like plastic water bottles, the insulation provides greater warmth retention in colder conditions, without added weight or bulk. It’s also cruelty-free (as opposed to down), and is naturally hydrophobic, making it quick-drying. Its innovative materials aside, the Trekka Elements jacket also boasts of a design that’s arguably perfect for the outdoors. The jacket is designed with a 4-way stretch for flexibility and sports an athletic fit that contours to the shape of your body, so you look great outdoors. 8 pockets give you ample space to stash your belongings so you don’t need to carry your backpack everywhere. Microfleece-lined hip pockets keep your hands warm in the cold, while YKK-lined chest pockets on the inside and the outside let you carry EDC or travel essentials, accessing them in a heartbeat. Moreover, the Essentials Jacket even comes with its own stash-and-go pocket that’s large enough to carry a water bottle or an umbrella with you. Like most good jackets, the Elements also comes with a waist drawcord and a 3-panel hood that provides a large head-covering, protecting your face in the rain. Available in multiple colors, the jackets come in both men and women variants across a wide variety of sizes. They also ship as early as February 2021, which should hopefully mark the rollout of vaccines and the official end of the pandemic, so you can travel outdoors with your family once again and crack open a fizzy one while bonding over a campfire! Designer: Trekka Designs Click Here to Buy Now: $229 $349 ($120 off). Hurry, only 5/320 left! Raised over $110,000. Trekka Element – A Jacket For All The Elements The Trekka Element is a minimal puffy jacket that is fire resistant, waterproof, wind-proof, and tear-proof. Fire Resistant – An outdoor jacket needs to be as light and breathable as possible, even campfire-proof ones. They worked with fabric manufacturers to develop a lightweight laminated Nomex® fabric that is fire resistant and waterproof. Nomex® is a naturally fire resistant fiber that is used on everything from the Mars Rover to Flight Suits, from firefighting gear to industrial apparel that is now making its way to the outdoor industry. Tear-proof – Not only is their Nomex® fabric fire resistant and waterproof, but as Kevlar®’s little brother, Nomex® is as strong as it is comfortable. Water-proof – Most puffy jackets claim to be waterproof by applying a durable water repellency (DWR) coating that lets water bead up and run off the jacket. The Trekka Element jacket goes a step further and used it for their exterior material along with a 3 layer naturally waterproof and breathable fabric that is designed up to a 10-meter water column. That is the quality of waterproof in most $200+ rain shells. Wind-proof – Most jackets on the market are wind resistant which means that they block some of the wind, but not all… Trekka’s Element jacket blocks ALL the wind – keeping you warmer. Panel Construction – Most insulated puffy jackets use a baffled design. They do this because their insulation is loose and they have to keep it in place. This reduces the warmth and let’s be honest, it doesn’t look good. They went with a structured insulation which allows them to design the jacket using large panels. This creates uniform insulation coverage – reducing cold spots & increasing warmth. Polartec® Power Fill – A premium insulation made from 100% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content. This proprietary insulation provides greater warmth retention in colder conditions, without added weight or bulk– ideal for a variety of activities where body heat can’t ensure proper warmth. Polartec® Power Fill is a soft and pliable matrix of polyester fibers engineered with a distinct geometric shape. Breathable – Even though this jacket doesn’t let water in, it will let water out. Thanks to a 3 layer outer fabric that is laminated with a membrane that is permeated with tiny holes that are big enough to let water vapor from your body out, but small enough to keep the water droplets out. 8 Great Pockets – The Element comes with eight hidden pockets – four outside and four inside. The four exterior pockets are on either side of the chest and waist and zippered with premium YKK zippers. Two of the interior pockets are staggered in-between the exterior pocket pairs to prevent bulky spots. Dual Zippered Chest Pockets – Most companies out there only give you one chest pocket. They gave you 4, and there is a reason for that. Whether you’re left or right handed you will find a pocket placement that is natural for you. Exterior pockets are great if you want to put something in your pocket without unzipping the jacket letting out precious heat. Interior Stash-And-Go Pockets – Sometimes you just need to quickly throw some stuff in pockets and get moving. Click Here to Buy Now: $229 $349 ($120 off). Hurry, only 5/320 left! Raised over $110,000.
Here’s a Dyson motorcycle concept that doesn’t ‘suck’!You’ll blow right past your opponents… Alright, enough with the Dyson puns. They don’t have that much wind in them (Okay, I promise that was the last one). The Dyson Bike started as a mere warmup sketching exercise for Rashid Tagirov in 2019. Seeing how the aesthetic began taking shape, and finding himself with extra time on his hands in 2020, Tagirov decided to take his sketch to the next level and flesh it out in 3D. The Dyson Bike champions the British appliance company’s design language, turning mundane geometric forms into a well-balanced thing of beauty. A uniting factor between Tagirov’s bike and Dyson’s products is the form-separation. Just like with Dyson’s product range, the conceptual bike breaks down the silhouette of a motorcycle into distinct, recognizable parts. The two wheels stand at the front and rear with hub-based motors on each of them, while the main mass is split into two masses, ostensibly the battery, and the bike’s main control unit. The seat protrudes right out of the main body, while arguably the most interesting feature is the bike’s dashboard, a thick translucent panel with a built-in LCD display that comes to life when you hit the ignition. Pretty cool, eh? (And that wasn’t a reference to the bladeless fan) Designer: Rashid Tagirov
DesignInspire Online: Explore Global CreativityDesignInspire, an annual creative showcase presented by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), is a celebration of world-class designs by global creative gurus, trending brands and design academies and institutions.
SHED Designs Net-Zero Hillside Refuge with Views of Puget SoundLocated on a steeply sloped, triangular lot adjacent to Me-Kwa-Mooks Park, this home framed territorial views over Puget Sound - but suffered from several ill-conceived additions and remodels.
BFC's 2020 Fashion Awards Trophy Designed by Parley for the OceansThe British Fashion Council (BFC) recently collaborated with Parley for the Oceans and 3D-printing design specialist Nagami to create a trophy made out of Parley Ocean Plastic, for the 2020 Fashion Awards.
DesignSingapore Announces 'Visions of the Future'The DesignSingapore Council (Dsg) has announced 'Visions of the Future,' a curated showcase of seven designs by eight emerging Singapore designers. Each design has been hand-selected for its visionary approach to current issues, and has also adapted to the pandemic reality we currently live in.
Monotype Launches On-Demand Font Service 'Monotype Fonts'Monotype has launched Monotype Fonts, an on-demand font service featuring over 50,000 unique fonts, 30,000 typeface designs, and central point of access to the world's most sought after foundries and type designers.
D&AD Annual Goes Digital for 2020D&AD has launched its 58th Annual for free, in an exclusively digital format. Designed by Studio Dumbar, the digital Annual continues to showcase the best creative work from across the design and advertising industry, while offering additional interactive features that provide a deeper exploration of creative excellence.
SimplyColor3D Add Multi-Color Models and 3MF SupportSimplyColor3D has now now moved to version 2.0, and it includes a lot more features. With the increased availability of multi-color 3D printers, there is a demand for multi-color 3D models. However, there’s a huge problem: there are hardly any such models available in popular 3D model repositories. In fact, I took a cruise through Thingiverse and found only ~2300 entries tagged with “multicolor”. While that may sound like a lot of 3D models, it is only 0.05% of Thingiverse’s vast collection, or about 1 in every 2000 3D models. In other words, there really aren’t very many color 3D models to choose from when 3D printing. The alternative is to make color 3D models yourself, but that turns out to be quite challenging as you have to be skilled in one of several color-capable 3D modeling tools to do so. And that can take place ONLY when you have possession of the original CAD file, which is virtually never the case when downloading from Thingiverse or other repositories: you usually see only the mesh file, either .STL, .OBJ or sometimes .3MF. It is possible to take a plain 3D mesh file into a CAD tool and then painstakingly segment it into sections that can be subsequently colored in a 3D print slicing system, but that effort is incredibly tedious in all but the most simple 3D models. It’s something you really don’t want to do. Very few systems offer 3D model coloring tools, including Canvas which works only for the Palette 2, as opposed to SimplyColor3D, whose output is compatible with virtually any MultiColor 3D printing system, including the Prusa MMU2S, Palette 2, and IDEX (independent dual extruder) machines. As a result I believe multicolor 3D printing has been held back due to a lack of content. However, there is a way to very easily transform a standard mono-color 3D model into a multi-color design using SimplyColor3D from Vancouver-based BigBrain3D. We covered this product last year when it was first announced, and now they’re back with Version 2.0 and some new features. As a quick catchup, SimplyColor3D allows you to import a mesh 3D model — even one obtained from a public repository like Thingiverse, Prusa Printers or others — and very easily segment it into differently colored sections. How easily? It’s as simple as painting, because that’s literally what you’re doing with the imported 3D model. SimplyColor3D provides a brush environment where you can select colors from palettes and carefully apply them to any surface. Advanced selection features to paint areas of a 3D model surface in SimplyColor3D [Source: BigBrain3D] Once the model is painted SimplyColor3D can perform a 3D segmentation by instantaneously generating isolated shells for each colored section. Identically colored sections are grouped together. The resulting file can then be imported into any 3D slicing system that handles multicolor prints, which is most of them these days. In the slicer you simply assign colors to each section and the appropriate GCODE is automatically generated. The process is extremely easy, and can be done by almost anyone. However, version 2.0 has introduced some new features. SimplyColor3D Version 2.0 3D printing a custom multicolor 3D model by SimplyColor3D on the Prusa MMU2S [Source: BigBrain3D] One of the most important changes to version 2.0 is the introduction of .3MF file format. This universal file format is vastly superior to .STL as it can include other information besides geometry, such as — you guessed it — color! Version 2.0 has made a number of ease-of-use tweaks to their painting interface. Now you can fill by region, or replace colors globally or in isolation. A new color palette feature allows more easy selection of custom colors for painting. Adobe CC users will also welcome the new “photoshop-style” interface. There’s also the new ability to “stamp” an image onto the surface of a 3D model. While this would likely work best with simple images, as opposed to textured images, it should make it possible to easily do things like print color labels on the side of a 3D model without modifying the model itself. Creating a SimplyColor3D color render using a custom background [Source: BigBrain3D] There are a number of new features focused on renders, including an image gallery. You can apply custom backgrounds to painted objects and take snapshots, easily moving around to get the optimal camera angle. There’s plenty more new features, as well as all of the original features. I encourage to you take a look at SimplyColor3D’s documentation. The software is sold as a subscription, and is normally US$60/year. However, BigBrain3D is offering the product via a Kickstarter launch and you can get significant discounts for one, two or three year subscriptions. There’s also a lifetime subscription option that is literally half price during the version 2.0 launch. That’s not all. It seems that BigBrain3D has plans for the future, and there’s a future development schedule that includes a number of even more powerful features, such as direct import from Thingiverse; new file format exports; 3D model manipulation; mirror painting; and advanced drawing tools. If you have a multicolor-capable 3D printer this is software you should consider buying. The post SimplyColor3D Add Multi-Color Models and 3MF Support appeared first on SolidSmack.
Tama Is A Hand Hug For Those Cold, Lonely NightsWith 2020 the way it is, celebrating Christmas might be a bit lonely for some. Maybe you’ve been cooped up “two weeks” already. Maybe you’ve thrown off the restraints of government tyranny. Either way, everyone needs a good hug. You can’t do much about social distancing and the rampant virtue signaling, but you can do the next best thing and get yourself a hug. A hand hug that is. By which I mean, a mug… with a sleeve… to stick your cold little nubs in: As you can see, Tama isn’t a hugging machine, per say (I’m pretty sure you can find one of those on eBay), but it’s the next best thing: a hand warming mug which spreads the warmth of your hot drink throughout your hands – and not in a painful, Home Alone-y kind of way. Created by Italian design company Ozio, the mug itself is made from heat-conducting ceramic – ya know, like a regular mug. Once the heat has passed from your drink to the mug, a boiled wool lining spreads the heat gently/aggressively throughout the covering, thereby letting you hold your drink warmly in your hands without getting burned. Sounds like a peaceful Christmas morning breakfast all alone doesn’t it? Cold fingers? I don’t think so. To mimic the feeling of someone warm holding your cold, clammy hands, just tuck your digits inside the red elastic band. The band features the same wool lining as the rest of the cover, which lets you get a good grip on your coffee/hot chocolate/tea without spilling it. The Tama is sized to fit most mugs but if it doesn’t fit your oversize coffee-pot of a mug, don’t worry, you can still hold it like normal with your icy palms. As it stands out of the box however, the Tama mug definitely keeps in line with Ozio’s design philosophy, which is to make products that make idle time more enjoyable. If you would like the warm feeling you get drinking from your morning coffee to be a little more… physical, you can find more details on this wintery mug (and buy one for yourself) over on the Ozio webpage. The post Tama Is A Hand Hug For Those Cold, Lonely Nights appeared first on SolidSmack.
MIT Researchers Develop A.I. To Detect a COVID-19 CoughYes, COVID-19 has made the year 2020 a living nightmare and yes, it’s still here… we think – Is it? No? Yes? Well, at least the flu is no more. You already know how some people are asymptomatic (meaning HEALTHY), which is used as an additional method to keep you in fear, but I digress. Now, your healthy cough can (allegedly) reveal if you’re haulin’ virus bits around unbeknownst or not. Magic A.I. 8-Ball Says… You Diseased MIT researchers Jordi Laguarta, Ferran Hueto, and Brian Subirana have developed an artificial intelligence model that is designed to distinguish COVID-19 asymptomatic individuals from audio recordings. By letting the A.I. analyze thousands of different coughs and speech patterns, the team was able to calibrate it to recognize 98.5% of asymptomatics who showed no signs of the virus but tested positive for it. Could they have been false positives? Who really knows. It builds on the work multiple research groups were conducting even before the pandemic hit; only instead of testing for COVID-19, people were looking to diagnose patients with asthma, pneumonia, and even Alzheimer’s (weakened vocal cords can be a symptom of the aging disease). According to the official MIT news site, the team combined a total three neural networks: The first neural network is a trained general machine-learning algorithm called ResNet50, which is programmed to distinguish speech patterns. Sounds like “mmm” or “err” can tell how strong or weak a person’s vocal cords are, and these could show the first signs a person is struggling to speak due to being infected. Or is it just phlegm stuck in your throat or that you had too many Saki bombs? Inconsequential. The second neural network focuses on how people convey their speech. Emotions play a big role in how we talk, and this network tries to classify how you’re feeling when you’re talking. Frequent pangs of frustration and even no emotion while speaking could be telltale signs that a person is suffering from COVID-19, and this second network was made to sniff these out. Are there other possible feelings here? Psshh – please. Lastly, the third neural network is trained on a wide database of coughs. Big coughs, small coughs, strained coughs, and suppressed coughs – all these and more are classified under this network where it then identifies if you have any discernible changes in your respiratory system. Ahhh, the life and times of a cough. These three neural systems, combined with an algorithm that detects muscular degradation, make up the final A.I. built specifically for detecting asymptomatic people who may be carrying COVID-19. It can’t diagnose those who already have symptoms of the disease, but it can distinguish an asymptomatic cough from a normal healthy cough, so we should accept that it’s completely accurate. The next step for the MIT team now is to incorporate their A.I. into an easy-to-use app which can be shared on a large enough scale. The plan is to provide free screenings for people who may be suspected of carrying COVID-19 but don’t necessarily show any physical symptoms. All you have to do is download the app onto your phone, cough into the speaker, and confirm whether or not you may be asymptomatic. Who’s ready to turn their health over to A.I. and an app? Raise of hands? Anyone? Anyone? “Cough into ze app or it is curfew for all of you!!” You can find Laguarta, Hueto, and Subirana’s paper on their cough and speech analyzing A.I. on the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) webpage. The post MIT Researchers Develop A.I. To Detect a COVID-19 Cough appeared first on SolidSmack.
A Portable 4K Touchscreen For High-Res CAD on the GoWith 4K screens the norm nowadays, you would think there are many an option for portable 4K displays. Well, there are. There are just a couple of problems. First of all, there are a lot of options. Second, the combo of 4K, touchscreen, and features means a price point that skimps on one or the other. The Lumonitor brings the best balance we’ve found among portable 4K displays with the widest range of applications from coding and CAD to streaming and gaming, at a price-point that, while higher than some, is reasonable for what you get. Best Portable 4K Display for Price/Features The Lumonitor was built as a portable 4K touchscreen display that balances price and features to connect to almost any device you own. Smartphones, game consoles, desktops, laptops, tablets, and even other Lumonitors can all be connected to the screen to extend 4K viewing whether at home, in the office, or out and about. While we’ve not had much use for 4K on the go, using it between the office and the house to extend laptop real estate and office 4K monitor makes for a smoother, uninterrupted workflow. Among our favorite features that set this apart from other portable 4K displays is the high 183 degree viewing angle, anti-glare/anti blue-light/flicker-free filtering, and a 100% sRGB color range. Connectivity Options You can connect a multitude of devices using the monitor’s built-in 2 USB-C ports, HDMI port, and micro USB port, (with a 3.5mm jack for audio). While the number of ports isn’t exactly staggering, the wide variety of connectivity options lets you plug and play any device instantly. Response Time The connections are extremely responsive. Despite the larger resolution, the Lumonitor has a <10ms response time to cut down on lag. While we don’t need the frame rate in CAD apps that we like for gaming, the capability is just as important. The display aso comes with options to adjust screen contrast, color, brightness, and viewing mode. Light AND Slim?! As for the monitor’s measurements, it’s one of the thinnest and lightest with a 15.6-inch 4K UHD display, a total weight of 1.6 lbs (580 g), and a thickness of only 6mm (.236″). This makes it slimmer and lighter than just about any tablet (or laptop) out there, with the only difference is the larger thickness to accomodate the multiple connection options. Built-In Battery The Lumonitor has built-in Hi-Fi stereo speakers and LED backlighting as all good monitors do, but one advantage it has is the built-in battery, a 4000 mAh (2x) with a 4-hour life in regular use. Most portable monitors require a power source and an electronic device to function. The advantage the onboard battery brings is two-fold, providing power to the display and a secondary charge option for other mobile devices. While using it to both power and charge a device decreases the battery life faster, it comes in more handy than you would expect. With a price point of $449 ($349 for Full HD version), the Lumonitor is one of the higher-priced 4K UHD options out there but with features that help with long hours behind screens, its portability, and built-in battery, it certainly tries to balance the cost with features. The 4K display is new on the market and currently available for pre-order and Black Friday specials already being offered on the Lumonitor website. Check it out to learn more about the features and capabilities. This post features affiliate links which helps support SolidSmack through a small commission earned from the sale at no extra cost to you! The post A Portable 4K Touchscreen For High-Res CAD on the Go appeared first on SolidSmack.
iFactory3D Launches Low-Cost Belt 3D PrinterGerman startup iFactory3D has now launched their inexpensive belt 3D printer on Kickstarter. Inspired by the 3D print community, Artur Steffen and Martin Huber developed an open source belt 3D printer design way back in 2018. They posted this design on Thingiverse, and apparently received demand from visitors to provide a kit to build the device. Here they discuss how the project started: While open source designs are freely available, that doesn’t mean anyone is capable of sourcing the parts and putting them all together. In reality, there are relatively few people that can do so compared to the masses who cannot. To address their needs, Huber and Steffen decided to create a company to do so. They’ve done so and they’ve just now launched the iFactory3D One belt 3D printer on Kickstarter. Belt 3D Printers For those unfamiliar with the belt concept, it is quite different from standard fixed-plate 3D printers that print vertically. Instead, a belt 3D printer prints at a 45 degree angle on a slowly moving conveyor belt. This configuration provides three main benefits: Potentially continuous production, as completed prints simply roll off the end, and production continues until you run out of filamentPotentially infinitely long 3D prints, as there is no limiting dimension on the constantly-turning belt; you can print very long objects if supported when they come out of the deviceSimplified support structures because the 45 degree angle allows a different perspective on the model’s geometry, if oriented correctly iFactory3D One 3D Printer Features of the iFactory3D One belt 3D printer [Source: iFactory3D] The iFactory3D One 3D printer has quite reasonable specifications: 1.75mm filament used0.4mm nozzle, swappableTitan Bowden extruderBuild volume of 290 mm wide by 180 mm tall by “anything”260C hot endHeated polymer conveyor belt, allowing printing of PLA, PETG, PC, TPU, ASA, Nylon, ABSIntegrated blade to ensure prints successfully come off the beltSilent TMC stepper driversIntegrated camera system for remote viewingWiFi, SD Card USB interfaceOut-of-filament detectionMarlin firmware that includes the usual safety featuresCustomized Ultimaker CURA software for belt operationsOne year warranty There are a couple of interesting features that you might not expect on a low-cost device such as this. Customized Ultimaker CURA software for the iFactory3D One belt 3D printer [Source: iFactory3D] First, there’s an integrated Raspberry Pi system with 3.5” color touchscreen. The Pi also runs a modified version of Octoprint that allows for full remote access, with all the benefits of Octoprint and its plug-ins. This one feature transforms the device into a “smart” 3D printer. Here’s a video showing the slicing and printing procedure: The other feature is a bit unique and very interesting. A belt 3D printer could be used for serial manufacturing purposes, and indeed that is one of the use cases promoted by iFactory3D on their Kickstarter page. In such a scenario you would risk wasting a lot of material if something went awry when unattended. To counteract this problem, iFactory3D is to introduce a new feature they call “PrinterGUARD”. This is a vision-based AI system that can apparently use live views from the onboard camera system to immediately detect if a 3D print job has failed. Several views of the iFactory3D One belt 3D printer [Source: iFactory3D] The system can detect dislodged parts or even “spaghetti”. Once this happens it can provide a notification to the operator or perhaps even stop the print job. Here you can see a view where PrinterGUARD has detected a detached object and spaghetti in the same frame: PrinterGUARD detecting a 3D print failure [Source: iFactory3D] What’s perhaps the most interesting is the cost of the device. Currently on Kickstarter they are selling this machine for only €699 (US$827), although the price will rise slightly as units are consumed. That price is comparable with many 3D printers on the market today; a bit more than the ultra-low-cost machines, but less than more expensive devices styled as “production” by their manufacturers. I’m hoping to be able to test an iFactory3D One soon, and I’ll be sure to tell you all about my experience. For the iFactory3D founders, this project might be an incredibly good idea, as this sequence of events is very similar to Prusa Research’s origin story. Perhaps they too will grow to a large size. Read more about 3D printing at Fabbaloo! The post iFactory3D Launches Low-Cost Belt 3D Printer appeared first on SolidSmack.
LEGO’s Latest Largest Set Is A 9,036-Piece Roman ColosseumIf you thought the Death Star was the biggest LEGO set in existence, then you’re still living in the 2010s, my friend. As of November 2020, the award for the biggest, baddest set in the Denmark-based toy company’s arsenal goes to the new 9,036-piece Roman Colosseum. Just ask LEGO designer Rok Kobe, who talks about the set’s many details in a recent video on the LEGO YouTube channel: According to Kobe, he never intended for the Roman Colosseum to be the largest LEGO set currently in existence; this was actually just a byproduct of him adding more detail to the build. Since the actual Roman Colosseum is a marvel of architecture, he wanted to capture the various styles which were represented at the time of its completion. For example, Doric columns line the bottom of the colosseum, Ionic is in the middle, and finally, Corinthian columns crown the top row of the mammoth structure. Kobe designed the LEGO set in three distinct layers. He did this so that each could reflect the character and architectural style that was en vogue at each phase of construction. The resulting details though simplified, bear a striking resemblance to the real thing. Despite his desire to accurately portray the Colosseum, there are practically no new LEGO pieces made for this set. He efficiently and artfully selected from existing LEGO pieces. For instance, the columns are made using upturned Minifigure candle pieces. A closer look at the second level columns reveals that Minifigure roller skates were used to mimic the Ionic style volutes. Pretty ingenious! With a set this large, the hardest part is getting it to stand up. To do this, Kobe made the base very sturdy but kept the segments of the Colosseum connected at only a few points. This prevents the set from wobbling when picked up but more importantly, it allows you to detach and make adjustments to the different sections. The entire video is definitely worth a watch, as it delves into Rok Kobe’s design process when building this gigantic LEGO set. If you want to take a look at the specs for the LEGO Roman Colosseum, you can find them over on the official LEGO webpage. The set will be made available this coming November 27, 2020 for $549.99, which is pretty expensive but still cheaper than a trip to Rome. The post LEGO’s Latest Largest Set Is A 9,036-Piece Roman Colosseum appeared first on SolidSmack.
Volvo Donates New Cars To Be Dropped 30 Meters For Rescue & Extrication PracticeYou’ve heard of YouTubers who drop phones and other pieces of tech to test their durability, but have you ever heard of a company actually donating their products for the sole purpose of destroying them? This is exactly what Volvo has been doing recently. In order for Swedish rescue teams to get into the practice of saving lives, the car company has donated ten of their newest models so they can be picked up and dropped from a height of 30 meters. You may be wondering, “Why not just use some old, banged-up cars?” The answer lies in modernity. Cars in scrapyards are often decades old and inferior in many ways. In order to keep extrication specialists up to date, newer model vehicles loaded with up to date materials, technology, and structure, were sorely needed. Aware of the need and eager to partner, Volvo donated a few new cars to be lifted up and dropped by crane. Though Volvo has its own crash-test laboratory as do other vehicle manufacturers, they wanted to push things further and see just how much damage their vehicles could withstand. And what better way to discover the limits than a collaboration with the Swedish rescue extrication team. The ten different cars were dropped multiple times to simulate different car crash scenarios an extrication team might have to possibly deal with in the future (big knock on wood there). After each selected crash configuration, rescue teams start taking in information. For example, the time it takes to reach a victim’s seat, or the amount of force needed to pry open certain portions with hydraulic tools. Its also paramount to determine the best methods in which to approach or reach each part of the vehicle and in a timely manner. These are just a few key pieces of data which will be collated into a very detailed research report. This data will be made available to other rescue workers so they can fine tune their own methods for the future. If it means lives will be saved, I guess dropping a brand new car 30 meters from the sky is pretty justified. That doesn’t mean it won’t hurt my heart seeing it crash, though. The post Volvo Donates New Cars To Be Dropped 30 Meters For Rescue & Extrication Practice appeared first on SolidSmack.
Cool Tools: Xiem Studio Fluting Tool SetSculpting, be it in clay or soft polyurethane foam requires a few key tools to efficiently bring your creative work to life. And among them, a fluting tool is just the ticket for precisely shaving convex slivers of material away to perfection. VIEW PRICE ON Dick Blick Xiem Fluting Tool Set The Xiem Fluting Tool Set caught our eye during a recent search on modeling techniques for sculpting concave “fluted” patterns in the digital world. In our quest to understand fluting we looked at how they are accomplished in the physical world. For that, we turned to the art of pottery making, and voila! The Xiem Fluting Tool is described as a set that provides a quick and easy way to create concave surface textures in both functional and non-functional ceramic pieces. The interchangeable blades are the means to sculpt different flute curvature, depth, and width. While the blades are designed for shaving clay they look to be sturdy enough to be used on polyurethane foam board a commonly used material for industrial design model making. If you want to see the tool in action click here. Set & Product Features: Non-slip ergonomic handleTitanium-bonded, rust-resistant coating on bladesThree blades (small, medium, large) BUY IT NOW Have a cool tool you love and think should be featured? Contact us here to share it with us. This post features affiliate links that help support SolidSmack through a small commission earned from the sale! Thank you for your help in moving away from banner ads by delivering better content! The post Cool Tools: Xiem Studio Fluting Tool Set appeared first on SolidSmack.
KeyShot 3MF Support Offers Full-Color 3D PrintsWe are cooking with gas now people! Hot off the press. The 3D Manufacturing Format (3MF) file type is about to go prime-time owing to KeyShot and Stratasys. This dynamic duo is bringing an honest to goodness CMF experience to early-stage physical prototyping. For those not familiar, the 3MF format could be likened to a next-gen STL. Bundled inside this potent format is all the information necessary to represent the topology of a 3D model, plus color, material, and finish (CMF) definition. What’s this mean? well with the right software and hardware you can hold within your hand a physical prototype that looks and feels like the real deal. Now that’s good stuff! You can find out more about this groundbreaking format via the 3MF Consortium. Keyshot 10 is bringing the software to the table with its Smart Export functionality, while Stratasys is providing the hardware via their J55 and J8 Series printers. Click image to watch case study video The results are the stuff every industrial designer dreams of! A few of the designers working at Priority Designs, located in Columbus Ohio are getting the chance to live the dream! They’ve put out an excellent case study. Enjoy! source: Stratasys & Priority Designs The post KeyShot 3MF Support Offers Full-Color 3D Prints appeared first on SolidSmack.
SkillCoach | Making Design In The Music City Fractal Design | Spring 2021 Industrial Design Internship OpportunityPack your bags young people cause there’s a design gig to be had in Nashville, Music City USA! That is if you’ve got the chops to get da props. Fractal design, a physical product development firm just went live on the job board over on leManoosh with an Industrial design internship opportunity for spring 2021. Fractal is casting their net the world over to find creative talent with just the right fit. Fractal is laser-focused on the kind of talent they are looking for. The Chops – (aka your budding skills) I’ve culled their about YOU paragraph and highlighted a few must-have traits that stood out to me. You are compulsive about learning new things, even if you’re not sure when you will use the knowledge. You pride yourself on being a good question-asker which allows you to refine vague instructions until you have a clear direction. You are comfortable with using power tools, but you’re careful enough to not make all of us uncomfortable with you using them. You keep up with Industrial Design trends and practice your craft in spare time. To you, making things and solving problems is the most fun you could have at work, and that’s why you are reading this now.Fractal, Partners Elevation Hip Replacement DeviceFractal developed a novel and easy-to-use lift that could attach to any surgical table. We also created a new lock mechanism that is intuitive, durable, and adjustable for better patient stability. The Props – (Your Skill + Perks) So your thinking you might want to apply? Keep in mind to even get your foot in the proverbial digital door, you’ve gotta be a Junior at minimum, Senior, or recent grad pursuing a BA or MA in Industrial Design. Now if any of these are your state of being, read on! Blee Make-Up Mixer Fractal developed the aesthetic and mechanical enclosure for Blee that you can imagine among the shelves of makeup in a department store. We built a looks-like prototype for their team to use for development and fundraising. Make clients happy by understanding them, solving their problems, and keeping them engaged.Assist with running and maintaining 3D printersSketch design conceptsScrap together many quick mock-ups from all kinds of materials, especially 3D-printed ones.Design and assemble high-quality prototypes.Build CAD models using Onshape.Work closely with the Fractal team.Provide excellent documentation for your designs from initial research to calculations to finished specifications for manufacturing. What I gather from this list is that you will have the privilege to engage in REAL Design work. That’s good stuff! BTW, I highlighted the CAD software requirement for Onshape as I’m thinking it’s the start of a trend in the ID space. I had the opportunity to connect with Evan Reese one of the Fractal partners via a virtual Onshape user meeting. His surface modeling skills and exploration are next-level! If cultivating CAID and MCAD skills is one of your aspirations, this intern opportunity should be just the ticket. Every job has its perks and Fractal has pulled together an assortment of intern perks worthy of noting. Check them out! Pay: $15/hourMaker Reimbursement – up to $50/monthAccess to 3D printers for personal useStocked fridge and snacksCompany events: hang out as part of the Fractal TeamJoin Nashville’s best product dev consultancy Alright, I’ve sounded the call. If this post has piqued your curiosity, hop on over to leManoosh, or better yet, visit the Fractal site. Treat yourself to a self-paced virtual tour and team meet-n-greet. If you play it right (pun intended) come spring 2021 you’ll be making design in Nashville, Tennesse Music City, USA! The post SkillCoach | Making Design In The Music City Fractal Design | Spring 2021 Industrial Design Internship Opportunity appeared first on SolidSmack.
Microsoft’s Xbox Series X Takes The Fridge Meme and Turns It Into A Slick AdvertisementWell, they’ve done it. They’ve hacked into our brains. Barely a day after my neurons were all a-buzz with interstitial activity over the thoughts of the next-generation console as “mini-fridge”, Microsoft busted out a premier release of a CGI trailer for their new Xbox Series X Fridge and it’s slick! Now I’m pretty sure they are not gonna be releasing a juiced-up super fridge to the masses, but with a video, description reading “Power Your Memes”, who knows to what end they might channel our thoughts! Now to be clear, Microsoft is using meme culture in a tongue-in-cheek way to advertise their upcoming Xbox Series X console. For us the meme is already there, so why not capitalize on it and make a fun viral ad? The commercial plot is quite simple, “food for thought”. And the frig is packed with an array of foods depicting the broad genre of creativity and entertainment prowess possible using Microsoft gear. The scene is hilarious! Through clever CGI your average sized Xbox X console has been transformed into a gigantic black refrigerator all aglow and sporting the Xbox brand logo. The music sets the mood as we are being drawn into the inner-world journey. Once inside the food is the does the talking and we each make a mental connection with our favorite games and otherworld world experiences. For example, you’ve got your Doom Eternal steak and Valhalla goblets from some Assassin’s Creed. And right on cue with reading our minds, you’ve got a dish of Psychonauts 2 Jell-O brain. Gears 5 tomatoes and a host of other foodstuff fill out the rest of the fridge. And a product placement head nods his given via the Monster Energy drinks. The fridge is filled with treats all pertaining to different titles coming to Microsoft’s new game console. The Xbox Series X console looks tiny when compared to the fridge, but Microsoft isn’t fooling us – owing to the technology packed inside the unit in its own right is somewhat gargantuan. Finding just the right home for it could be a tad tricky as an under television presence may occupy too much real estate. The console is set to release on November 10th. Finally, here’s to hoping Microsoft actually makes the fridge and gives the likes of Whirlpool and LG a run for their money! As it stands, the appliance industry could definitely use a shake-up. BTW, the person who thought up this ad, well, they could definitely use a raise. The post Microsoft’s Xbox Series X Takes The Fridge Meme and Turns It Into A Slick Advertisement appeared first on SolidSmack.
The DiFOLD Origami Bottle Is a Reusable Liquid Container Which Folds In On ItselfI jump at any chance to save the environment with my actions but sometimes, these alternatives can be a tad inconvenient. Take reusable bottles, for instance. While you definitely cut down on plastic waste, hanging on to them can be a bear! Think about the moment after your last swig of your favorite beverage. What to do? Yep, stuff it in your bag. Now you’ve got a little less useful space and a tad of extra weight to tote around to boot! An when you get home, you guessed it, you got to give the bottle a good old-fashion scrubbing, but you can handle that, right? But what if there was a bottle that could make reuse more manageable and do it in style! The DiFOLD Origami Bottle is just that product. DiFOLD was created specifically to address these little nuisances which come with owning reusable bottles. The bottle is made from an eco-friendly polymer blend, affectionately dubbed “BBHPTLOHP”. That’s short for Biobased, High Performance, Thermoplastic, Light-weight, Orderless, Hygenic, Polymer (phew!). The novelty of this product is how the design team has made uses of the BBHPTLOHP to create a collapsible structure. The thermoplastic polymer recipe of the DiFOLD allows it to be folded down and extended repeatedly with material fatigue or failure. The collapsed mode is perfect for saving that coveted space inside your bag or pack. As for cleanability, the DiFOLD looks to make the grade. The origami-style folds and creases are all external, living the inside of the product super smooth for easier cleaning. When unfurled, the DiFOLD architecture is cylindrical which is common to most regular water bottles. The body of the 25oz (750ml) version is 8.3” (21cm) tall when fully extended. Stainless steel (the heaviest components of the bottle) is used for the closure, both cap, and threaded collar. No worries about leaks here! The real magic starts once you finish your drink. By pressing the bottle at certain key points, you can fold the DiFOLD into a pocket-sized sachet that fits nicely in your bag or your pocket. The folded bottle measures 2.2” (5.5cm), so it shouldn’t take up much space at all. Whenever you need to refill your bottle with a drink, simply expand the DiFOLD by pulling on it from both ends. The foldable nature of the bottle can be helpful in the office and in school, but where it really shines is during outdoor trips. Since carrying space is at a premium, you want to use it as wisely as possible. Having a collapsible bottle like this one will definitely ease your problems of space management and weight distribution. Thanks to the apt selection of the BBHPTLOHP (Biobased, High Performance, Thermoplastic, Light-weight, Orderless, Hygenic, Polymer) material which makes up the DiFOLD, the bottle is pretty sturdy as well. It can survive a ton of abuse and unless you press on the specific folding creases, the DiFOLD won’t collapse on itself. As an added bonus, the bottle is also dishwasher and bottlebrush safe. It took two years to develop DiFOLD from the initial sketch, through CAD and into tooling. The design process was highly iterative especially owing to the material needing to do the heavy lifting. Each revision of the origami pattern sequence moved the design team closer to arriving at a suitable structure. In the end, an array of trapezoid shapes bisected and creased yielded the perfect collapsible structure and visual appeal you see on the final bottle. The DiFOLD Origami Bottle was successfully funded back in July 2020 on Indiegogo, and in an additional campaign on Kickstarter. Hop over to either site to find more information and details on how you might get your hands on one! The post The DiFOLD Origami Bottle Is a Reusable Liquid Container Which Folds In On Itself appeared first on SolidSmack.
Collection graphique AFTER AGO par Richard YasmineReprenons les bonnes habitudes, je sais que l’activité sur BED est plutôt limité depuis quelques mois maintenant… Changement professionnel, manque de temps, il reste tout de même en vie, à travers le réseau, les liens tissés depuis toutes ces années ainsi que les réseaux sociaux. Une passion qui m’anime et qui ne risque pas de s’éteindre. Laissons la parole à Richard Yasmine, designer libanais présenté il y a maintenant 4 ou 5 ans par ici, se démarquant par des créations uniques, originales, naviguant ouvertement entre design et art pour notre plus grand plaisir… Plaisir des yeux mais pas que, découvrons la collection baptisée AFTER AGO (jeu de mots avec alter ego ?). Entre brutalisme, graphisme, minimalisme… Le designer rend hommage au courant Memphis en lui apportant une touche d’Art déco. « “AFTER AGO” is an ode to an arch, a tribute to a city, an elegy of lost souls, altogether converted to emotional fantasy objects, transmitting functionality however remaining timeless and sculptural. It’s a hybrid collection inspired from the metaphorical Postmodernism/Memphis movement with a twist of graceful Art Deco lines assorted to monolithic Brutalism sobriety. Always trying to promote exactly how using simple lines can create an infinite range of objects constantly thoughtful and minimal » Fabriquées entièrement à la main, le designer se joue des matériaux en indiquant que chaque pièce est réalisée avec de la mousse ou plâtre ou béton léger, l’acrylique ou la pierre/argile, surprise ! Chaque forme laisse sous-entendre à se définir tel un vase, une étagère, un bout de canapé, un siège, un plateau.. Ou simplement une oeuvre inspirante. « The alteration between drawn black and white stripes on each side of the object translate a dramatic illusion of the internal and spatial chaos , Black color is mysterious it is associated with the unknown future, the undesirable or sad past while the white is considered to be the color of serenity and safety. Black traps space, while white opens space. Black evokes sophistication the white communicates innocence and renewed beginnings » Un hommage à sa ville, Beyrouth, alternant joie et malheurs, une pensée pour toutes les personnes touchées suite au dernier drame survenu en ses murs… Plus d’informations sur le designer : Richard Yasmine (son portfolio) Retrouvez notre sélection de projets en provenance du LIBAN By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (9) The post Collection graphique AFTER AGO par Richard Yasmine appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
Gertrude lampe à poser par Gabriele Panciera« Bonjour Gertrude, enchanté ! » Les présentations maintenant faites, Gabriele Panciera, jeune designer italien basé du côté de Milan lève le voile sur l’histoire de son projet… Résolument rétro, ce modèle de lampe à poser, lampe de table ou de chevet nous transporte quelques années en arrières, au coeur de l’Italie en nous offrant certaines références religieuses… On remarque assez rapidement sa ligne, nous renvoyant à la silhouette des nonnes délicatement épurée… Pour être parfaitement exacte : « The main inspiration of the design is the character Gertrude, the Monza’s nun from “The Betrothed” by Alessandro Manzoni, published in 1827 » Une représentation composée d’une sphère jointe à une forme triangulaire et d’un plan incliné, tel un salut, une révérence, un signe de respect.. Sans même parler de religion. 35 degrés exactement nous indique le designer, garantissant un angle adapté à une utilisation rapprochée. Structurellement, la sphère est divisée en deux parties, son corps principal imprimé en 3D recevant l’ampoule tandis que l’autre est en PLA translucide, également imprimée en 3d. Le design peut être immédiatement rapporté à son inspiration mais aussi perçu comme une composition solide agréable. « all people know the meaning of the name connected to the reference, so they can feel the object as an iconic object. » On aime l’histoire derrière l’objet, l’intention derrière la création, mais seulement si celui-ci répond aux attentes fonctionnelles et puisse « vivre« , avec ou sans son histoire… « Bye bye Gertrude à très vite » Plus d’informations sur le designer : Gabriele Panciera Retrouvez notre sélection de LUMINAIRES By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (13) The post Gertrude lampe à poser par Gabriele Panciera appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
Crowdfunding : SLEAN, le bon bureau pour télétravaillerVéritable rampe de lancement, phase de crash test, confrontation client… Le Crowdfunding est un véritable catalyseur quand vous avez une belle idée, un concept dans l’air du temps qui pourra trouver rapidement son public.. Sans rentrer dans le détail des étapes de lancement d’un projet à succès notamment sur Kisskissbankbank, SLEAN coche toutes ces cases et augure à un véritable succès et lancement de marque Made in France. Fruit d’une rencontre entre Martin Sauer et le duo de designers Nathanaël Désormeaux et Damien Carrette (retrouvez leurs projets présentés sur BED) le projet SLEAN arrive à point nommé en cette période et se présente simple comme : « Slean, le bon bureau et la bonne chaise pour télétravailler » Repenser nos habitats, nos agencements afin qu’ils puissent passer d’un espace privé de vie de famille, à vie professionnel n’est pas simple… A l’épreuve durant les mois que nous venons de passer, les solutions et possibilités arrivent peu à peu et SLEAN représente une belle alternative. ? « Chez Slean, notre vision c’est celle d’un monde nomade et plus responsable. On y répond avec l’idée que l’on doit pouvoir travailler de n’importe où, et dans les meilleures conditions, en créant de bons produits avec du bon sens. «On a voulu se concentrer sur l’essentiel: un bon bureau». Et pour nous, un bon bureau doit être beau et bon pour l’Homme et pour la planète. Nous ne sommes pas en phase avec cette industrie du meuble jetable. Faire un meuble aujourd’hui, ce n’est pas lui donner une durée de vie limitée pour qu’il finisse sur un trottoir. C’est pourquoi nous nous engageons sur la durabilité de nos produits, fabriqués en France, et sur un modèle circulaire ultra novateur. » Une alternative autour d’un bureau modulable pouvant se transformer en console en quelques gestes. Les designers poussent l’offre en imaginant la chaise parfaitement adaptée à leur bureau afin de vous garantir un confort optimal. On a l’habitude de dépenser par exemple pour un canapé, par plaisir, pour son confort et durabilité… Le mobilier de bureau, sur lequel vous travaillez environ 8 à 10h par jour doit recevoir la même attention, aussi pour votre santé. Les petits plus : la multiprise directement intégrée au piètement afin de facilité l’installation et alimentation de vos périphériques. Hop on participe ! Plus d’informations sur le projet : Campagne, Projet slean Retrouvez notre sélection de projets lancés grâce au Crowdfunding By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (15) The post Crowdfunding : SLEAN, le bon bureau pour télétravailler appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
Nouvelle collection George Sowden pour HAYOn ne présente plus HAY, célèbre marque danoise, mais connaissez-vous George Sowden ? Designer anglais basé du côté de Milan, il collabore avec de nombreuses marques, il se distingue comme membre fondateur du Memphis Group. « George Sowden studied architecture at Gloucestershire College of Art. In the 1970s, Sowden moved to Milan to work with names such as Ettore Sottsass and Olivetti, and in the 1980s he became one of the founders of the design collective, Memphis Group. » Déja à l’honneur au catalogue Hay, il décline sa collection en imaginant un nouveau grille-pain et bouilloire reprenant lignes et couleurs de la gamme. Sous le charme, le designer joue avec les codes en nous proposant ces nouveautés au look des années 60 ? 70 ? 80 ! Le tout en alliant plastique et métal, totalement démontable, ils seront faciles à nettoyer ou réparer ! Couleurs, formes et minimalisme, il nous transporte dans l’univers Braun vintage… Plus d’informations sur le marque et designer : Hay, George Sowden Retrouvez notre sélection de projets ELECTROMENAGER By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (16) The post Nouvelle collection George Sowden pour HAY appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
MESH l’organiseur béton par Shift StudioLa belle découverte du jour, baptisée MESH, la rencontre entre l’architecture et l’univers du bureau ! Le studio Shift, entre Mexique et New-York présente son projet comme un système de rangements modulaires, pouvant s’adapter aux nouveaux besoins de nos intérieurs. Ils projettent leur création, pas uniquement dans le bureau.. Réalisé entièrement en béton, en collaboration Opticretos, Mesh se décompose en un plateau « cranté », pouvant accueillir à votre guise, gobelets bas et hauts ainsi que des modules plats. Pour les fans, des choses bien rangées. Une chose à sa place et chaque chose à sa place.. Une idée, plutôt une obsession savamment assouvie par ces modules une fois disposés. Tel un puzzle au look d’architecture moderne, Mesh se propose en trois déclinaisons de coloris. Plus d’informations sur le studio : Shift Retrouvez notre sélection de RANGEMENTS dédiés aux BUREAUX By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (17) The post MESH l’organiseur béton par Shift Studio appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
INTERVIEW : Chris Baumann, le Design chez TADOLe design au coeur de nos quotidiens, partons aujourd’hui à la découverte de la marque TADO, spécialiste allemand de la technologie / domotique à destination de nos chauffages et climatisations. Une réflexion au coeur de notre projet de rénovation de notre appartement, où comment rendre notre habitat plus intelligent ? plus en phase avec nos modes de vie ? et s’il est possible de moins consommer… Facilité la maitrise de noter consommation d’énergie, pièce par pièce, mais également garder un oeil sur la qualité de l’air intérieur, idéal quand certaines personnes du foyer ont des allergies particulières ou en milieu urbain et sa pollution. La bête sélectionnée par nos soins, sans être signée d’un grand designer, va à l’essentiel, minimaliste et fonctionnel ce thermostat trouvera facilement sa place dans votre intérieur. (un blanc poudré au toucher agréable). Nous optons pour un starter kit accompagné d’un kit de têtes thermostatiques intelligentes à fixer directement sur les radiateurs. Un véritable plus, permettant comme avec beaucoup de système standard de piloter habilement la température de votre pièce de vie (là où est situé le thermostat) mais également d’adapter pièce par pièce, la température parfaite. Idéal pour les chambres éloignées, ou chambre d’enfant par exemple… En début de phase de test, nous reviendrons avec les premiers résultats, laissons passer l’été pour en juger les bénéfices. (Certains autres tests consultés annoncent entre 10 et 25% d’économies sur la consommation d’énergie en chauffage !) Le thermostat connecté, pourra à souhait ajuster la température en fonction de votre présence ou de votre arrivée prochaine.. Il adapte au mieux sa consommation et son « travail« . Lors de la configuration, le thermostat prendra la configuration de votre habitation (surface, isolation, orientation) ainsi que la météo afin d’ajuster les t° en fonction des conditions climatiques. Un jeu d’équilibre entre chaleur naturelle et chaleur rapportée, permettant à votre thermostat d’orchestrer tout cela pièce par pièce et de réduire la consommation d’énergie sans perte de confort.
Le bonus, partons à la rencontre de Chris Baumann, Head of Product Design TADO, ayant accepté de répondre à mes questions. (in English) Un plaisir de découvrir son parcours, sa vision, ses inspirations et détailler le métier de Designer intégré à ce jour ce société. Un métier « de l’ombre » essentiel au fonctionnement et développement de « toute » société. Deux réponses et citations, retenant particulièrement mon attention : « Designers at tado° have multiple roles. They all focus on the goal of continuously improving the tado° experience across all touchpoints. » Au delà du produit, de la conception, de l’objet en lui même, l’intervention réside dans toutes les interactions les futurs utilisateurs. La seconde, faisant de chaque employé, de chaque bonne volonté une approche, une énergie bonne pour la marque.. « What I like at tado° is that we do have a lot of ‘silent designers’ in the company » Une équipe en charge du Design, en lien, en échange, en interaction avec l’ensemble des autres services… De quoi faire rêver certains ou certaines ? Voici l’interview, dans sa globalité ! N’hésitez pas à nous partager vos réactions et citations marquantes ! Bonne lecture. Chris Baumann, Head of Product Design TADO
What is your level of education & background? Born & Raised in Munich, Bachelor of Industrial Design from University of Applied Sciences, Munich., First professional experiences at BMW and its mobility startup DriveNow. Master of International Design Business Management from Aalto University Helsinki Previously worked at Finnish Digital Service Creation Agency Future
What are your inspirations in your work? The most inspiring input into my work are the insights we gain from talking to our users as well as the positive product & service experiences my colleagues and I have in our daily lives. Whenever working on a concrete project we collect inspirational examples of how others have solved similar challenges, often from completely different industries. As the focus of my team spans across multiple design fields including service design (both for B2B and B2C), interaction design, and physical product design there are a lot of sources for inspiration
How did you come to tado°? In 2018, after 2.5 years of agency life at Futurice, I was looking to join a smaller product company in which I could contribute to the development of great digital and physical products from the very beginning to launch and beyond. I had quite a few expectations for my next step. The most challenging one: I wanted to work on a product which I really believed in, one that offers not only a great experience but also has a positive impact. tado° was the company that I knew that would meet all the criteria I had in mind. I had known the young company for quite a few years and really liked the design philosophy and the sustainable contribution of their products.
What is the role of a designer at tado°? Designers at tado° have multiple roles. They all focus on the goal of continuously improving the tado° experience across all touchpoints. Everything we develop needs to be relevant to our users by solving real problems for them. One of the key roles of our designers is to lower risk in our strategic decision making. We do so identifying user needs early and experiment and testing to validate hypotheses before we invest resources in development. Once we identify opportunities, our designers develop concepts, prototype and iterate the solutions with user feedback in close collaboration with multiple other departments across tado°. The designers are often in an interface position between Product Management, Domain experts, Marketing, Customer Support, Development and others in which their role is to combine the input of this cross-functional setup into a holistic concept.
How would you define design at tado°? Put yourself in the shoes of the users and continuously improve the experience they have with our brand everyday. What I like at tado° is that we do have a lot of ‘silent designers’ in the company. Team members who are not trained designers but who are sharing the same goal as our design team and stand up for the needs of our users in order to deliver them a great experience. What is your typical day like? Waking up during a short bike ride to the office For the past few months, we have a quick Product Design team standup every morning to discuss the highest priorities of the day and update each other on the status of ongoing work. Throughout the day I will spend some hours supporting the team members in whatever they are currently working on. I will join a demo of one of our product teams where the latest concepts and implementations are presented by designers and developers. For lunch, the design team would normally go to a small cafe nearby (An experience that can’t be fully replaced via video calls). In the planning session following the demo, the product team will then together agree on the highest priorities for the upcoming week based on user needs, company goals, and latest market developments.
What is the difference/innovation brought? tado° makes any heating system smart. We enable users to conveniently control their heating and cooling from anywhere via their smartphone while saving a lot of energy with features like Geofencing or the Smart Schedule. It’s a great feeling to know you will have warm feet in your bathroom in the morning while being sure that no energy is wasted whenever you leave your home.
What does a designer bring to this kind of company & product & innovation? As designers we merge tado°s goals and expertise with the needs of our users to create a successful & user-friendly product offering. Our designers bring the necessary empathy for our users, understanding of market, and design trends as well as collaboration skills to make this possible.
What will the future of the brand be made of? The impact of Covid-19 ? I personally don’t expect a long term impact of Covid-19 on our brand. With the strategic decisions made in the past years and the high quality of our products, services and support I see tado° perfectly set up for the future. Across our markets we see a growing interest in the smart home as well a sustainable usage of technology. Thanks to the hard work we put into ensuring our products are highly compatible with all types of home heating and cooling systems, anyone can take part in a smarter and more sustainable future. Personally I am very excited about our growing services offering which is an interesting time of transformation at tado°. We are constantly looking into how we can support our users even more in the field of climate in their home and are building valuable experiences on top of our core product.
What will be for you the great innovation(s) of tomorrow? I think we need to differentiate between technological progress and great holistic innovations. Many past ‘innovations’ came along with the promise of making life easier, providing convenience etc.. Often they had negative side effects like causing bad social impacts, contributing to steadily increasing consumption and energy usage, causing social pressure and addictions especially among younger generations. For me a great innovation is having a positive impact on society, our planet, users’ private lives and their health. I hope that we’ll be seeing more development in these directions. Plus d’informations sur la marque : TADO Retrouvez notre sélection de projets CONNECTES By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (14) The post INTERVIEW : Chris Baumann, le Design chez TADO appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
PIKS jeux de concentration par OPPI pour petits et grandsNous sommes toutes et tous de grands enfants, le jeu doit à mon sens garder une place dans nos vies, sous différentes formes.. Sport, collectifs, ludiques, de concentration, de plateaux, vidéo.. OPPI est une nouvelle marque française imaginée par deux frères du côté de Montpellier, Hansel et Bastien Schloupt avec la volonté d’imaginer un jeu : ludique, durable, responsable.. La collection PIKS représente facilement toutes ces caractéristiques, ses créateurs imaginent un jeu de construction en bois et silicone, tel un « outil thérapeutique favorisant la motricité fine et la concentration. » ? « Nous avons réellement pensé nos jouets aussi divertissants qu’éducatifs afin de répondre avec des solutions alternatives à comment le jeu peut à la fois apporter des moments de plaisir et développer des compétences chez les enfants. Nous croyons que lien entre le domaine du design et celui de l’éducation est important. » Entre LEGO et Kapla, Piks vient à mon sens occuper une nouvelle place en ajoutant des notions créatives (création d’animaux) et des notions de construction architecturale, grâce aux éléments à soigneusement empiler. Le jeu se compose de plateaux de bois de hêtre et de cônes en silicone totalement recyclables.. Les cônes de différentes dimensions associés par trois vont permettre très rapidement d’ajouter des niveaux à votre structure et cela sans risque d’effondrement. Le silicone, par sa conception et texture jouant un rôle antidérapant au contact des planchettes de bois. On aime particulièrement la rapidement de prise en main, l’esthétique de l’ensemble, je suis déja sous le charme. Et en bonus les défis, de conception ainsi que la créativité extrême où il sera possible de concevoir toutes sortes de créatures.. A noter que le projet a été primé en France (Concours Lépine) et à l’étranger (Red Dot Design Award en 2020) Plus d’informations sur la marque : OPPI Retrouvez notre sélection de projets destinés aux ENFANTS By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (13) The post PIKS jeux de concentration par OPPI pour petits et grands appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
Lampe à poser RECTO par Lee YunjaeCoup de coeur en ce début de semaine pour le jeune designer coréen Lee Yunjae fondateur de son studio Jaerryfolio. Le Design n’ayant pas de frontières, j’aime à pouvoir me balader, voyager virtuellement à la découverte de nouveaux talents, des nouvelles idées.. Une veille au quotidien permettant d’alimenter le blog mais également l’ensemble de nos réseaux sociaux, comme Instagram ou plus largement Pinterest (bonne balade). Voici donc RECTO, un projet de lampe à poser, lampe de bureau ou chevet aux lignes résolument industrielles. Sa forme minimaliste, s’intègrera parfaitement à un environnement de travail créatif. Sa structure de métal va permettre grâce à des aimants de l’accompagner de vos notes ou post-it. Quelques mots du designer à propos de son projet, étant plus loquace par l’image que par l’écrit : « Standlamps, together with books, create a lyrical atmosphere in the contemplative space. The board of the stands becomes another page that lights up sentences written on paper. » Sa poignée et son poids vont permettre, telle une baladeuse de pouvoir la déplacer très facilement, dans la limite de longueur de câble. Le designer décline son modèle en différents coloris et ajoute quelques idées et fonctionnalités en complément, telle espace de charge pour voter smartphone et accessoires par induction. On aime particulièrement sa simplicité et effet, nous renvoyant aux luminaires urbains à dimensions plus grandes. Plus d’informations sur le designer : Lee Yunjae Retrouvez notre sélection de LUMINAIRES By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (22) The post Lampe à poser RECTO par Lee Yunjae appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
Crowdfunding : le sac à dos augmenté par Fil&FogIl y a de beaux lancements et il y a des « mise en orbite » ! Coup de projecteur sur le projet français baptisé Fil&Fog, lancement d’une nouvelle collection d’une nouvelle marque dédiée à la mobilité urbaine. Le premier volet de cette aventure se matérialise par une collection de « bagages complices de votre évasion » Derrière ce projet, on retrouve le studio français Fritsch Durisotti remarqué pour sa participation à l’élaboration du fameux masque de snorkeling de chez Décathlon. Une volonté de prise de parole directe et d’un lancement complet de marque. Un univers, un concept global visant à imaginer, proposer, démocratiser des solutions agiles pour nos vies souvent ballotées entre précipitation et « slow time ». « En clair, des équipements et des bagages individuels élégants et pratiques, sortes de compagnons de route qui savent se faire oublier. » Au lancement deux produits, un sac à dos et une pochette / trousse. ? La pochette, baptisée NECESSAIRE, comme leur nom l’indique, ce sont ces trousses que l’on personnalise et dédie à un usage au quotidien : nécessaire de dessin, nécessaire de jeu, nécessaire de bureau ou de voyage, … « Ces compartiments astucieux et composables sont la synthèse et le résultat de nombreuses consultations sur les usages liés aux nouvelles mobilités. Ils sont au cœur de notre collection bagagerie et ont vocation à devenir vos propres Nécessaires de vie…ou de survie. » 4 formats et dimensions afin de parfaitement correspondre à vos besoins.. A l’aide des éléments à fixer, chaque élastique permettra de transporter chaque élément / accessoire en toute sécurité et sans mouvement ou bruit. Chaque chose à sa place et chaque place pour une chose (Quoi suis-je maniaque ?) Le sac à dos DUO, « tous chemins » sera l’allier de votre quotidien à l’épreuve de la ville et plus encore ? En détail, d’un volume total de 22 litres, disposant de deux compartiments étanches et dissociés, accessibles directement via les ouvertures hautes et de côté. A cela on ajoute une poche secrète, sécurisée au creux du dos, pour vos clefs et effets à risque. Enfin une bande réfléchissante verticale permettra de vous repérer à toutes heures. Côté matériaux, les designers font également le choix responsable, les enveloppes extérieures sont réalisées en un textile R-PET (recyclage de bouteilles plastiques et nylon) très résistant aux intempéries, UV et usure du temps. L’étanchéité et la facilité d’entretien sont assurées par une enduction PU-base aqueuse. L’intérieur des sacs et pochettes ont une doublure en tissu R-PET léger et résistant. Les poignées, renforts et prises de main, le cuir naturel est remplacé par le « synderme », matière innovante issue de la combinaison de cuirs recyclés et de latex. Il est encore temps de participer, même si à ce jour les objectifs sont largement dépassés. La marque réserve pour les prochaines semaines, mois de belles nouvelles innovations. A suivre (BED est naturellement mentor de ce projet sur la plateforme de crowdfunding Kisskissbankbank) Plus d’informations sur le projet : Fil&Fog Retrouvez tous notre sélection de projets en CROWDFUNDING By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (20) The post Crowdfunding : le sac à dos augmenté par Fil&Fog appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
La Fabrique des Pieds, tout un art made in France !Et si nous construisions nous même notre future table ? Voici la proposition de la société basée dans le nord de la France, La Fabrique des Pieds, comme son nom l’indique elle se focalise uniquement sur le piètement de vos futurs meubles et tables. Une porte, une planche, un plateau, béton, métal, bois… Les associations sont alors multiples. « Quoi de plus simple que de dessiner, prototyper, façonner, souder, assembler, peindre et envoyer nos pieds depuis notre seul et unique atelier du nord de la France ? » Les mots de Florent, fondateur de la société… A l’heure où la prise de conscience du consommer locale, français revient plus encore au coeur de la volonté de toutes et tous, La Fabrique des Pieds s’attaque aux géants du meuble en proposant une alternative, efficace, originale et durable. « A la Fabrique, nous croyons que le beau peut être accessible à tous. Provocateur de tendances, notre mission est de faire des produits de qualité artisanale à un prix abordable tout en assurant des délais de fabrication courts à qualité constante. Cette mission s’exprime au travers de notre savoir-faire où tout est pensé, crée et fabriqué depuis la France ! Notre aventure est une histoire de rencontres et d’audace. » Le goût du détail, on aime à imaginer nos intérieurs différents de celui du voisin, le stéréotype de l’intérieur à l’image du célèbre catalogue suédois semble dépassé. Du caractère, de l’originalité, de la personnalisation… Avec pas mois de 8 gammes de piètements, en épingle, en fer plat, en croix, en trapèze, en forme de sablier, de M ou A, de forme carré. Ces pieds se déclinent en 5 coloris, pour être complètement adaptées à vos envies. Une offre variée, pour un choix de pieds aux dimensions souhaitées, parce que chaque projet est unique. Les éléments se déclinent également pour d’autres pièces, comme les étagères.. Le vrai plus, d’après nous, c’est avant tout la qualité de fabrication permettant d’obtenir des pièces de très bonne qualité et donc durable. Ensuite, si les envies changent, vous pourrez ajuster sans problème par exemple le plateau d’une table sans avoir à changer la table complète. Rénover, personnaliser plutôt que de changer, jeter… Enfin, les gammes sont variées et disponibles en différentes tailles et différents coloris, il est facile alors de pouvoir accorder l’ensemble d’une pièce pour les aficionados du détail, accorder, votre table basse, avec votre meuble d’entrée et table de séjour.. Nous avons hâtes de pouvoir vous partager prochainement, l’alliance parfaite entre un piètement circulaire de table de séjour (visible ici) et nous l’espérons un plateau à résine ou marbre, suspens ! Plus d’informations sur la marque : La Fabrique des Pieds By Blog Esprit Design Galerie (10) The post La Fabrique des Pieds, tout un art made in France ! appeared first on Blog Esprit Design.
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