Found something beautiful in for example a hotel, which you would perhaps like to have at home or in your restaurant? Take a photo, send this to the website Discover and Deliver of Isabel Rutland. A team of design experts will find this piece for you, or a good alternative. This product can be bought through the website.
Last week we already found a handy Outta-the-door Reminder. Today we have spotted the Fingerprint-scan door handle. You do not need keys anymore, open the door easily with your fingerprint.
This ‘sexy’ fridge magnet also opens bottles effortlessly. Easy for on the fridge because the powerful non-slip magnet, also usable as paper holder.
Having your battery die: a constant problem for the person on the move in the city. It always feels a little silly to drag around cables to charge your electronics at the office, doesn’t it? The folks at Brooklyn-based design agency PENSA! have created a new concept that allows you to get your charge on outdoors. Aptly named ‘Street Charge’, the idea is to attach a thin structure to existing street infrastructure such as street signs, powered by photovoltaic cells and batteries, allowing passersby to plug in their digital toys with a USB cable.
TastyTables is created to make an attractive, price-conscious and always tasty offer to potential guests. TastyTables offers a marketing tool as well; a profile of your restaurant with a description and pictures. The site is launched at 1 June 2012.
In a Brazilian pub you can make music with a toilet visit. The music magazine Billboard Brasil has made an urinal for several pubs in São Paulo. Focus your pee on one of the six buttons and create your own concert. You can listen back later your ‘MPee3’ on GuitarPee.com.
With this device, hungry roommates will no longer be able to steal your Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. This new gadget has a real lock with a three digit combination code.
At the Electric cinema in London’s Notting Hill you get a numbered package before the movie starts. During the film, the numbers that correspond with the package are shown in the movie. At that moment you have to eat its content. The way your mouth feels after eating the content corresponds to what happens on the screen, this increases the fully experience.
The new MEM-COFFEE maker, designed by Studiomem, is a fully automated coffee machine. On the outside of the MEM-COFFEE are no buttons and panels, because they are replaced by a laser-projected multi-touch interface (similar to a bluetooth laser keyboard).
It’s not necessary anymore to search for pastry shops in Paris. With the new Paris Pastry guide app you are directed to the nearest store. The app shows also reviews, photo’s and opening hours. The app is created by David Lebovitz.
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Found something beautiful in for example a hotel, which you would perhaps like to have at home or in your restaurant? Take a photo, send this to the website Discover and Deliver of Isabel Rutland. A team of design experts will find this piece for you, or a good alternative. This product can be bought through the website.
Last week we already found a handy Outta-the-door Reminder. Today we have spotted the Fingerprint-scan door handle. You do not need keys anymore, open the door easily with your fingerprint.
This ‘sexy’ fridge magnet also opens bottles effortlessly. Easy for on the fridge because the powerful non-slip magnet, also usable as paper holder.
Having your battery die: a constant problem for the person on the move in the city. It always feels a little silly to drag around cables to charge your electronics at the office, doesn’t it? The folks at Brooklyn-based design agency PENSA! have created a new concept that allows you to get your charge on outdoors. Aptly named ‘Street Charge’, the idea is to attach a thin structure to existing street infrastructure such as street signs, powered by photovoltaic cells and batteries, allowing passersby to plug in their digital toys with a USB cable.
TastyTables is created to make an attractive, price-conscious and always tasty offer to potential guests. TastyTables offers a marketing tool as well; a profile of your restaurant with a description and pictures. The site is launched at 1 June 2012.
In a Brazilian pub you can make music with a toilet visit. The music magazine Billboard Brasil has made an urinal for several pubs in São Paulo. Focus your pee on one of the six buttons and create your own concert. You can listen back later your ‘MPee3’ on GuitarPee.com.
With this device, hungry roommates will no longer be able to steal your Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. This new gadget has a real lock with a three digit combination code.
At the Electric cinema in London’s Notting Hill you get a numbered package before the movie starts. During the film, the numbers that correspond with the package are shown in the movie. At that moment you have to eat its content. The way your mouth feels after eating the content corresponds to what happens on the screen, this increases the fully experience.
The new MEM-COFFEE maker, designed by Studiomem, is a fully automated coffee machine. On the outside of the MEM-COFFEE are no buttons and panels, because they are replaced by a laser-projected multi-touch interface (similar to a bluetooth laser keyboard).
It’s not necessary anymore to search for pastry shops in Paris. With the new Paris Pastry guide app you are directed to the nearest store. The app shows also reviews, photo’s and opening hours. The app is created by David Lebovitz.
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