The american Jellios aim is to bring back childhood memories through interior design and furnishing.
This is why the Rubik Cube table was created. Although it is non-functional, you can use any side of the table as a table top.
The other favourite must be the GummiLights. These are seriously soft and rubbery!
Many more can be found on their webpage.
The Microsoft Next PC Design competition has been accepting entries since last august. They ask you to rethink PCs and their role in people’s everyday life. The submission was over in early January, and now has been judged and the finalists were selected. You can vote on your favourite til the end of March.
One of the finalists is a box called.. Chocolate Box. Every piece in the box has a different content, that was loaded onto them from the computer.
When we open the box, we find 6 little cubes with different contents, a remote and a port to check what is on the cubes.
Enjoy the taste!
(source: techeblog.com)
There are dogs who would never find fetching a stick interesting. A stick just doesn’t and will not ever taste like chicken. But now these bubbles do. It’s guaranteed, that your dog will be entertained for hours. This Bubble Machine blows thousands of bubbles in 1 minute, and works with 6 x AA batteries. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use as well.
(source: boingboing.net)
I still can’t resist anything that has skulls on it. Put the pattern on something, and it is sold. And now it is available as a toaster design - Elit Alice’s favorite new design section.
You can get it for 32.95 euros from the german site, TOMWET.
(source: popgadget.net)
Yeondoo Jung is not an ordinary photographer. What he wants to put on a photo is not a picture from his own head, but pictures in childrens heads. The photo that is taken is a piece of art in itself with many many layers - fantasies, dreams and reality, design and ideas.
Jung choose 17 pieces out of 1200 childrens drawings to make reality of. The costumes are made by fashion designers, and the décors and props were made especially for these photos as well.
This is how a sweet drawing of a child becomes a bizarre fantasy.
(source: boingboing.net)
There’s an endless list for weird USB accessories. But amongst the useful and useless things to attach to your laptop or PC, this mask must be the strangest one.
It is from Japan of course. It has fans on each side to purify and freshen up the air you breathe, and apparently it is really comfortable.
The masks downside is that you can’t wear it outside and you will have problems answering your phone as well.
(source: techeblog.com)
By the way, Valentines Day. If you have no man at hand when you need to fix something, here’s something for you.
The prettiness of the Flower Power screwdriver will help you forget the disappointment you feel after you failed to fix that broken something.
(source: shinyshiny.tv)
If you’re looking for happiness, but can’t find it anywhere, look into your emergency happiness pack.
It contains a plastic bag full of happiness dust, a lucky charm, a lollipop, a sticker and 20 useful tips how to be happier.
Use it.
(source: designspotter.com)
The newest addition at ThinkGeek.
(source: popgadget.com)
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