10 lip 2010

HIPPO template and puzzle by Toprojekt

Toprojekt is a team of two young polish designers: Agnieszka Brzezińska and Karolina Majewska. More about their work on the webpage: toprojekt.pl
HIPPO is an educating toy. Kids can remove all elements of puzzle, draw up lines of Hippo shape and create on the paper their own story about hippo's family.

I wish to be kid...




via toprojekt.blogspot.com

9 lip 2010

Absolut Brooklyn Limited Edition by The Brand Union and Spike Lee

The newest addition in Absolut vodka's city series!
"This Absolut bottle features a brownstone with the number from Spike Lee's childhood home in Cobble Hill, 165, on the building's front door.
The concept was developed choosing ‘stoop life’ as a theme to tell the story of Brooklyn. The stoop is a place where the community comes together, where life happens. Somewhere that everyone holds a memory from moments in their lives. This connection enables the consumer to feel a sense of comfort from the bottle design and truly resonates with all New Yorkers.
The vodka is flavored with notes of ripened fresh red apple as an homage to the Big Apple and is carefully blended with a hint of ginger to represent the flair and spice that Brooklyn infuses into New York City."
Now, i miss NYC even more...
via thedieline.com

8 lip 2010

Kokoa Hut Shopping Bag by Prompt Design

Shopping bag which can talk! You can pass on it brand of the product or feelings of a shopper, a giver, a reiceiver. Flip up little square boxes on the front area and create an image or a letter you like. I like the idea :)



via thedieline.com

7 lip 2010

The Duplex Workspace Desk by Sophie Kirkpatrick

A desk with a hood that is more about function than form, the adjustable hood when is lowered allows interaction with the surrounding and when is raised provides privacy. Anyway, form is beautiful designed in my opinion, I hope we’ll see it on the market soon :)






via yankodesign.com
more Sophie Kirkpatrick

6 lip 2010

Foldaway Bookshop by Campaign


Foldaway Bookshop was inspired by the open pages of a book, so visiting feels like being in a giant book. Made for the London Festival of Architecture,They built the walls, shelving and sales counter entirely from cardboard which will be recycled at the end of the Festival.
I like this gigantic paper clips :)








via designboom.com

26 cze 2010