boazpriestly:

Tiny House #64: 784 sq. ft.

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gothamhandmade:

Dwelle Dwelle.ings - Prefab houses

sketchymetal:

Port a Bach

worclip:

Toy Car by Wouter Scheublin

Spring powered stainless steel and bronze toy car with walnut box.
Edition of 20 pieces.

oliphillips:

Limited Edition Wooden Lego Men

by Malet Thibaut

thekhooll:

Dutchess Guest House

Allied Works was commissioned to design a residence, guesthouse and private gallery on 350 acres in Dutchess County, New York. Located on the eastern slopes of the Hudson River Valley, the site consists of rolling hills, open meadow and dense hardwood forest

alisonkatecarter:

From Cologne with Love

Great package design doesn’t always appear on a shelf of a store, often times, we find the best package design right on the front porch; whether it is that awaited box with a smile on the side or a beautifully crafted box from your grandmother. Are We Designer, a design studio in Cologne, Germany shares our excitement of seeing a package on the porch and decided to share it with their friends and clients. They have created a memorable set of labels, stickers, stamps and more for their ourgoing mail.

Designed by Are We Designer Cologne, Germany

Source: The Dieline

worclip:

Save The Food From The Fridge by Jihyun Ryou

“Observing the food and therefore changing the notion of food preservation, we could find the answer to current situations such as the overuse of energy and food wastage. My design is a tool to implement that knowledge in a tangible way and slowly it changes the bigger picture of society. I believe that once people are given a tool that triggers their minds and requires a mental effort to use it, new traditions and new rituals can be introduced into our culture.”

photogra-ph:

fibonacci cabinet | utopia architecture

givedesignachance:

Repair-Ware Steam Iron by Samuel Davies

This steam iron is part of a larger project called Repair-Ware, which is intended to promote repairability among household gadgets. In fact, the entire premise of the design right down to the visual appeal is to promote a culture of repair. The overall appearance is one of accessibility and takes away the high-tech intimidation factor.

Steam Irons components are built up in layers and fastened together by two screws. These screws are a prominent feature on the surface of the iron serving as a semiotic of repair.  

This brings together not only the manufacturers knowledge of the product but also that of the user. This culture is created through a website and forum which allow the user to share knowledge, learn, buy new parts and ultimately carry out their own repairs. 

More about it: Samuel Davies

cosascool:

Fred Lebain