Archive for the ‘ Industrial Design ’ Category

Trace The Lines

The ‘K Work Station‘ by MisoSoupDesign. Bamboo sheets, manufactured in segments which I’m assuming are assembled by the user. Not sure about the functionality of the concept, but aesthetically? Yes. Please. [ D a v y D [ READ MORE ]

Show It Off

ICFF 2008: Nicolo Taliani’s Lamp I love it. Most of us design products with the capacity to store away excess cords for a very good reason: it’s a hassle. Why not incorporate that unsightly cord into the design of the lamp instead? Brilliant. [ D a v y D [ READ MORE ]

Concepts and Papers

As most know, this is the concept that won it for me last semester. Read about it here – Design: Made: Trade [ D a v y D [ READ MORE ]

First Year Industrial Design Projects

I realized I’ve never posted up my First Year’s Projects.  So over the next few days, I’ll be posting up my latest projects. MP3 Docking System, Designed in First Year Design Studio. MP3 Developmental Sketches. Drill Design for Workshop.Drill Developmental Sketches. Looking back at my first year projects, it’s good to see that I’m improving. [ READ MORE ]

Mimicry

Ingeniously literal, yet I like it. Incredible designs from Fred & Friends found at puremodern. Definitely a fun addition to anyone’s personal collection. Check out their other products HERE. Hopside Down Drink Glass Winestein Wine Mug Calf & Half Creamer I love novelty items like these. I’m sure I’d find every occasion a good enough [ READ MORE ]

Design: Made: Trade

As part of the State of Design festivities, Design: Made: Trade was held at the Royal Exhibition Building last weekend. During the second part of last semester’s Project Re:Design, we had the privilege of partnering with ENJO and Studio Periscope to Up-Cycle ENJO’s old products into new things. Definition: Upcycling is “The practice of taking [ READ MORE ]

Make Me Want One

The On/ Off Mug, a clever little mug that changes colour via heat detection pigments as you pour in hot beverages. This is not just a concept, you can actually buy it. The mug is an example of designing an enjoyable experience. Innovative and clever products often make us want one, then  going one step [ READ MORE ]

QlockTwo – Time In Words

“This unconventional looking typographic clock is a creation of Biegert & Funk – straight from Germany. QlockTwo tells the time by illuminating words with LEDs. The clock is fitted with light sensor for automatic adjustment to ambient light. The magnetic front part can be replaced without any visible attachments so you have plenty of color [ READ MORE ]

Iron Me Out!

(The machine in the future garden. Photo by John B. Carnett; via Popular Science.) I present to you this incredible Exoskeleton, under development by SARCOS. Today I have stumbled upon this most incredible discovery! Perhaps its just me being too much into the possibilities this suit could bring. Personally, I have found that my “Why [ READ MORE ]

The Nickel Putter

Not long ago I played Golf with my dad and was thinking about possible ways of picking up a ball after putting. In short, eliminating the need to pick up the ball manually. I came up with an idea to have some sort of mechanism to pick up the ball with the putter head, but [ READ MORE ]

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