The fact that the Japanese are experts in compressing the space, to fit in as many things as possible is not a secret for some time now. A glance at what they’ve done with Tokyo’s architecture is enough to understand what I mean. The most recent proof of their ingenuity when it comes to space efficiency is the design of the JAL (Japan Air Lines) Suite.
This might be the coolest sink ever designed and I’m sure that every chef in the world would want one. It’s called Kohler Crevasse and it was designed by Kohler in collaboration with designer Anne Kitzmiller. The futuristic sink features a button which when pressed it sends the food scraps down the drain, and there is an option of a synchronized garbage disposer that can be automatically activated.
If somebody would ask me what’s the greatest invention ever then I would definitely say the “Take A Seat” because I’m very lazy. Designed by Jelte van Geest, this robotic chair follows you around thanks to an embedded RFID chip therefore when you want to sit down, “Take A Seat” is there for you.
It’s summer, it’s hot, and many struggle to fall asleep sweating in their beds. Kuchofuku is the name of the Japanese bed that drives fresh air under your body and gives you a refreshing sleep instead of periodical stirring trying to find a colder area of the bed to give you some rest for the next 15 minutes. Read more �
This clock results from a classy joint between the good old mechanisms of tube-based clocks and one of the defining elements of nature: wood. Yes, seems that the glow tubes are coming back and hungry of new fans. Read more �
One thing that I really hate is to see are those tangled wires who are very unaesthetic and the cable that annoys me the most is the recharger of the phone. Now, thanks to the Driinn Mobile Phone Holder this problem is far away. It can be used for most portable device the size of a cellphone and if it can choke back that long cable, then the $9 that you will pay are worthwhile. In order to fit the style of your interior design, the Driinn Mobile Phone Holder is available in several colors.
Puur Design Studio came up with an interesting chair which is perfect anywhere, anytime as it doesn’t need too much space. It’s called Magic and as you can see, under one chair you can find another three chairs which makes it perfect for a family. The Magic chair was designed by Dripta Roy, it’s made of wood and “is what magic is all about”. It can be all yours for about €1750.
These curved bookshelves were designed by a firm called Triptyque in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as a private order. The apartment-wide storage solution draws attention mainly through its impetuous design, which consists of white, round and asymmetric shape. Read more �
This is just the perfect workstation because it doesn’t need too much space due the fact that it’s crammed into a box. The Mumbai-based design team, Planet 3 Studios, came up with the “Out-of-Box” workstation which features 2 desks and a lot of storage space among others.
For those of you who prefer futuristic furniture, Chris Murphy designed an interesting table called “Spider Table”. The odd-looking table “works” on 2 levels and it was made of glass, silicon and metal. Those legs that the designer created for the Spider Table are really attractive and not only for geeks, as they can move up and down depending on where you want to put it or how tall you are.
