Showing posts with label Product Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Product Design. Show all posts

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Crumpled City Maps

Aren't these Crumpled City Maps just lovely? They would make a perfect gift for A. He loves to travel, has a lot going on, packs last minute and never folds his paper maps! Given that it weighs less than 20 grams and is 100% water proof, it's also great for parents!

Designed by Enanuele Pizzolorusso, an Italian industrial designer; each map proposes 10 SoulSights, places that are chosen to excite you. These are places filled with intense emotions that are brought to life by the people passing through or stopping off in them. I think this would be the most exciting aspect of the map! And would make a great Father's Day Gift!


(via NOTCOT, images via Palomarweb)

Monday, April 11, 2011

Bed-book

To resolve the issues of lack of space faced by a lot of urban-dwelling Japanese families, photographer and innovater, Yusuke Suzuki, created a 'fold-up' bed in the shape of a book. When the book is opened at night, it's pages serve as a duvet and pillows and it comes with large cut out shapes and illustrations. During the day it can be folded up and used as a playmat.

So very creative!

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Map of the World


I grew up with a world map in our hallway and a globe on my desk. Our favourite childhood in-car game was 'countries, cities, places'. Coincidentally, one of the first few gifts I gave A while we were dating was a vintage world map. Needless to say, I love maps and having one around definitely improved my knowledge of places.

For the last few months I've been on a the lookout for a world map for Z. I'd love an illustrated map like this one by Julie Mercier or an interactive map such as this absolutely fabulous felt world globe hand-made by Jen Talbot. I'm inspired to make one for Z myself. 
 

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

!nkpression #5: Confessions of a Chocoholic-Designer...






 Created by extremely talented Tithi Kutchamuch. 


 
For the Choco-type...

Can be purchased  here.



Chocolate-pencils: Nendo's collaboration with patissier Tsujiguchi Hironobu.


'Scrabulous', don't you think?
To purchase, click here.



Beautifully 'crafted' chocolate tools.
To purchase, click here