Showing posts with label Industrial Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Industrial Design. Show all posts
3.30.2010
10.15.2008
Hitchin' a Ride
I'm moving down south in less than two weeks, and our transportation has come into question because my Mini's transmission was allegedly made by German children. That being the case, I am looking into alternate means to the aforementioned end. After much search and debate, I'm pretty sure that I've found a best case scenario in the work of Robert Nightingale.


From the Designer:
"For best results position yourself at traffic lights, railway stations or air hangers. Subtly wait for the opportune moment (which is precisely 7 seconds before the initial point of acceleration) and attach the product as firmly as possible to the host vehicle (a brief run up usually does the trick), paying attention to ground clearance for ones feet and enjoy the ride…"


From the Designer:
"For best results position yourself at traffic lights, railway stations or air hangers. Subtly wait for the opportune moment (which is precisely 7 seconds before the initial point of acceleration) and attach the product as firmly as possible to the host vehicle (a brief run up usually does the trick), paying attention to ground clearance for ones feet and enjoy the ride…"
Labels:
Art,
Industrial Design,
Robert Nightingale
5.15.2008
Lace Fence
"LACE FENCE is a high-end metal fabric that gives new insights in how we can create unique environments.
The design, quality and density of the patterns are flexible. Meaning that for each application we create according to its function. For example to prevent climbing on, to hide or enhance its surroundings. To deal with harsh weather or to give an unique custom made look."
Labels:
Art,
demakersvan,
Design,
Dutch,
Home,
Industrial Design,
lace fence
8.09.2007
Anna G Corkscrew

No it's not a retro fembot sent to guard your kitchen, she's Anna G and she opens more bottles than Diddy on his birthday. She stands about 9.5" tall and was designed by Alessandro Mendini.
7.03.2007
Speakers for the Spendy
Better than Diamonds on the Souls of Your Shoes

Sumthin Like a Disco Ball (no Paul Wall).

Wine & Music Lovers Unite

The Treble Cleff Woofer

Sit on it...

From the mind and hands of industrial designer Jacob Mathew (more images and information available on his website. Click the Pic).


Sumthin Like a Disco Ball (no Paul Wall).
Wine & Music Lovers Unite
The Treble Cleff Woofer
Sit on it...
Labels:
Industrial Design,
Jacob Mathew,
JM,
Speakers
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