W głębi odbicia. Oskar Zięta w Muzeum Gdańska
Wystawa czasowa „W głębi odbicia” to unikatowe połączenie tradycji i nowoczesności. Oskar Zięta zaprojektowane przez siebie meble i obiekty rzeźbiarskie umieścił we wnętrzach Dworu Artusa i Domu Uphagena. To okazja, aby zobaczyć jak wyglądają obok siebie historyczne przedmioty i nowoczesny design, w tym lśniące krzesła, stoły i rzeźby wykonane ze stali wypełnionej sprężonym powietrzem. Zobaczcie, czym charakteryzowała się kreatywność kiedyś i dziś oraz czy we współczesnych lustrach możemy przeglądać się tak samo, jak w tych sprzed 300 lat...
Joshua Vides reinterpretuje kultową butelkę Ballantine’s
Joshua Vides wszedł do świata szkockiej whisky, aby zaprojektować nie tylko nowy dizajn kultowej butelki Ballantine’s Finest, ale także walizkę, szklanki, a nawet wnętrza wybranych barów na całym świecie, w których podawana jest whisky. Limitowana edycja jest dostępna od początku maja w wybranych sklepach na terenie całej Polski.
Street lamp powered by the wind
Berlin-based design student Tobias Trübenbacher has developed a lantern with an integrated wind turbine that produces its own renewable energy and only lights up when needed. The project aims to reduce light pollution and emissions from street lighting and mitigate its impact on humans and animals.
A mask from which the flowers will grow!
Although the pandemic is slowly losing its strength, it seems that we will not soon be able to part with our protective masks. While they no longer need to be worn outside, inside service outlets are still a must. This mask is an example of a product that aims not only for the benefit of the user, but also the planet!
Fantastyczne lustra
Szukasz lustra, które odmieni Twoją łazienkę albo garderobę? Czegoś naprawdę niebanalnego? Popatrz na te wyjątkowe projekty! Wiele z nich to prawdziwe obiekty pożądania nie tylko u macochy Królewny Śnieżki!
Benches that will allow for social distance
Hai Studio has created a design of unique benches to prevent FOMO during the coronavirus pandemic. The name of the project "Nomo Fomo" is short for "No More Fear of Missing Out".
Paper boxes for cosmetics from Nendo
More and more designers are wondering how to use design for the sake of ecology. A particularly important problem is the replacement of plastic packaging, the decomposition of which is extremely harmful to the environment. Japanese Nendo studio has created an alternative to disposable cosmetics packaging.
Elipsa – premierowe krzesło od TAMO
Wszyscy, którzy uwielbiamy design, celebrujemy piękno. W życiu liczą się małe momenty, a wspólne posiłki są ich fundamentem. Jednak, aby trwały one jak najdłużej, ważny jest nasz komfort. W tym właśnie celu powstała Elipsa - premierowe krzesło od TAMO.
A playground with the cleanest air in Warsaw
This is the last moment to have fun on a very unusual playground. Air Bubble was created in Warsaw - a playground with sea algae that purifies the air.
Collection made from food
More and more designers work with materials from recycling. The fact that the glass, the plastic or paper can be used again in an effective way is already well known. And what to do with the brazing waste, such as food waste?
Beach furniture made of plastic reclaimed from the ocean
Dutch design studio "The New Raw" recently presented the collection "The Elements" - a limited series of beach furniture that is digitally produced from recycled marine plastic waste. Furniture is made using 3D printing.
Street lamp powered by the wind
Berlin-based design student Tobias Trübenbacher has developed a lantern with an integrated wind turbine that produces its own renewable energy and only lights up when needed. The project aims to reduce light pollution and emissions from street lighting and mitigate its impact on humans and animals.
Benches that will allow for social distance
Hai Studio has created a design of unique benches to prevent FOMO during the coronavirus pandemic. The name of the project "Nomo Fomo" is short for "No More Fear of Missing Out".
Paper boxes for cosmetics from Nendo
More and more designers are wondering how to use design for the sake of ecology. A particularly important problem is the replacement of plastic packaging, the decomposition of which is extremely harmful to the environment. Japanese Nendo studio has created an alternative to disposable cosmetics packaging.
New Renault logo
As we have already written, 2021 is a year of changes in the logos of big brands, in particular in the automotive market. After the KIA and Peugeot concern, it is time for another legend of the French automotive industry - Renault.
A couch made of used masks
For almost a year now, wearing a mask has been part of everyday life. While this certainly helps fight the epidemic, it also has a dark side: the amount of waste that is produced each day by wearing disposable masks. Italian designer Tobia Zambotti is trying to draw attention to this problem.
Minimalistic visual identification of vodka
Many of the alcohol packages are rejected with kitschy graphics or stylized labels. This bottle of vodka is proof that alcohol can be sold in a package that is not only useful but also very elegant.
teenage engineering hack their own collection for IKEA
"Hacking" furniture collections from popular stores such as IKEA is now normal, it is enough to mention the sensation of companies that add fronts to kitchen cabinets from IKEA. However, this case is unique, because the studio that co-authored the collection created with the Swedish giant decided to "hack".
Animal bone packaging
More and more designers are reaching for materials that seemingly should end up in the trash: it turns out that all leftovers and waste are an excellent raw material that can still be used productively. The Icelandic designer Valdís Steinarsdóttir, who proposes packaging made of bones, also adopted a similar assumption.
New KIA logo
The new Burger King logo is not the end of New Year's rebrandings. The automotive brand KIA also decided to use the new logo.
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