The Cut chair – Optical illusion

American designer Peter Bristol, who lives and works in Seattle and is currently a leading industrial designer in the Carbon Design Group, has created an impressive chair Cut.

American designer Peter Bristol, who lives and works in Seattle and is currently a leading industrial designer in the Carbon Design Group, has created an impressive chair Cut.
Talk about a supercar showstopper. At the Geneva Motor Show 2013, one set of wheels stood out, and it’s from Lamborghini. It shouldn’t come as no surprise that this powerhouse carmaker should come up with something spectacular; it is, after all, celebrating its 50th year in the industry.
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“Rolf Import” Distributor of Mitsubishi Motors in Russia, reports that in June, all Mitsubishi Motors dealerships in the Russian Federation began selling the first mass-produced a pilot batch of electric i-MiEV (Mitsubishi Innovative Electric Vehicle).
Coffee shops on wheels are quite a novelty. You’d find yourself wanting to try it out in case there’s something special with it that you can’t find in other coffee shops. In Odessa, you can get true Italian coffee from these coffee trucks.
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The Pumpkin Room by edg Creatives
No, it’s not Halloween. And it’s not an oversized Jack-o’-Lantern, either. edg Creatives seems bent on putting an edge on creativity (pun intended) as it came up with a room unlike any other for their Beijing offices. Inspired by the pumpkin-turned-horse-drawn carriage in “Cinderella”, David Ho wove his magic with The Pumpkin Room. (more…)

A Russian designer Art Lebedev created this off-beat Povodokus, a dog leash fashioned to look like a handgun. Povodokus has the shape of a pistol, which unwound the cord and fits your hand like a glove. When you press the trigger spring leash unwound or unwound under tension.

Art by Miriam Escofet
Miriam Escofet’s degree in 3D design, focusing on ceramics, has made her branch out to another realm entirely: realism. And realism is definitely what one would see in every piece she churns out.

“Aggelon Gi”, in Greek, means “Angels’ Land”. It also happens to be the name of the Winery Estate that has just recently launched a series of premium wines.
Aggelon Gi Estates’ latest contribution to wine serves as a symbol of hope and a ray of light in the otherwise bleak and dreary setting that has been the norm of late, no thanks to the crisis that the entire country is still battling with even now. Angels have always represented purity and hope, and that seems to be the starting point of Sophia Georgopoulou’s design concept for its branding, labels, and packaging. (more…)
Laundry companies are now flourishing because of the high demand for their services. Now, laundry places are not only providing laundry services per se; they also offer a wide array of products and accompanying services.
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