Created with heat sensitive pigment, at first glance the On/Off Color Changing Sensitive Mug, looks like a standard black mug with big white letters that say “OFF”. Nothing fancy, but once you add the hot beverage of your choice, the mug changes color to white and in big black letters it states: “ON”.
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The font style.

Who said vinyl records are a thing of the past? There are still a huge market for vinyl records, and there are still large corporations that cater to this market. Take Vinylia Library, for instance. This company still promotes the idea of using vinyl records, making it a fresh concept even in this day and age of compact disks and digital files. A fresh concept calls for a fresh look, and graphic artist Barry S. shares his vision of a branding design for Vinylia Library.  (more…)

Logo for Iris Hotel

It is a fact that corporate identity, brand identity, and a brand or company’s overall marketing program would always need to have a very good and effective representation. It could be a symbol, a phrase, or even an image.
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Logo Design for Fiori Flowers Design Philosophy

Fiori Flowers Design Philosophy is a flower shop chain which also sells products others than, well, flowers. Thus, there is a need for a corporate identity that is distinctly theirs.
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The modern table, by designer Ding 3000, is inspired by Japanese puzzle games and named JOIN. The modern table have, 3 oak legs, a circular smoked glass, the top of measuring is 750mm in diameter and can be quickly disassembled. Enjoy with the table!

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Brand name against dark textured paper.

Music is an enduring art form, so it is only fitting that the instruments used to weave such magical art be represented by a representation that will also be enduring.
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The 2010 Alfa Romeo Pandion by Bertone

2010 marked the centennial year of carmaker Alfa Romeo. In celebration of this milestone, the Italian carmaker unveiled a futuristic car at the Geneva Motor Show held on March 2, 2010. What was it called, you asked? It’s the 2010 Alfa Romeo Pandion by Bertone. (more…)

Michael Jantzen’s Wind Shaped Pavilion

One may scoff in disbelief upon hearing the name of this structural design proposal by Michael Jantzen. After all, the wind has no shape! But let us not be literal, since the name “Wind Shaped Pavilion’ is used on a different context. Anybody contemplating having a fabric structure for either commercial or residential purposes would find this unique design proposal truly ingenious, not to mention, eco-friendly. (more…)

Here is another great way to enjoy your coffee break. Why not savor a cup of your favorite coffee blend in… a coffeecup chair?

Saitama-born Japanese architect Daisuke Motogi, under his own company Daisuke Motogi Architecture started a series of furniture collection he called the “Flip Series”. The latest in the series is yet another innovative and fun design which is perfect for caffeine lovers and even those who do not like the stuff but do appreciate great furniture and great style. He called it the Coffeecup chair.

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The Rolls-Royce Jonckheere Aerodynamic Coupe II

It has been a little over 77 years since the father-and-son tandem of Henri and Joseph Jonckheere built the original Rolls-Royce Jonckheere Aerodynamic Coupe I. At the time, in 1935, it was truly an extraordinary piece of man-made engineering. Right now, this car can be viewed at the Petersen Museum in California, and since that time, Jonckheere has contented itself with specializing on bus and coach body design. They may have thought that there is no improving on perfection. (more…)