Interesting product design

You might not be able to ignore these.

TITOBOWL is a vessel specially designed for tasting different varieties and dressings olives with pit, although it has been adapted for tasting pitted olives and other snacks because turning the top cap of the container, it becomes a toothpick holder.Fo…

Meet Reusable, the Collapsible Cup Redefining Sustainability On-the-Go. Revolutionizing Beverage Consumption to Tackle Plastic Waste. Learn More!

Alessio Romano Designs Scissors Hidden As A Decorative Object

If you allow designers to call the tune, they’ll end up creating lots of fascinating stuff out of ordinary things. Not that we mind: doesn’t it feel good having something that is both useful and aesthetically pleasing? Bright Side has gleaned 25 examples of everyday objects that look remarkably original while remaining practical.

Growing Mat.

The concept for this Bluetooth speaker called Cornucopia is pretty interesting. On the surface, it’s a simple speaker inspired by nostalgia. Its design is based on the gramophone and also seems to have a bit of a nautilus shape. For kids who don’t know what a gramophone is, it’s what people used to listen to records in the olden days of the 1800s. Since a lot of people are on a nostalgic kick nowadays, such a design would appeal to some.

When the owner takes the key from the tray and leaves for work, an internal weighing sensor is triggered, and the little house on the tray illuminates. . . . . . . #RedDotAward #DesignConcept #RedDotWinner #InteriorDesignElements #designedby #LaiHuicheng

Designed by the Fabio Verdelli | Design Studio, the Dune wireless mouse takes its inspiration from the dunes that form on the sands of majestic deserts. Wind pushes the sand into ripples that stretch for miles, creating perfectly spaced lines that make the sand look like water. The Dune mouse mimics that too, with a set of laser-cut acrylic sheets connected together but spaced apart, creating the Gestalt of continuity that makes it look like a wireless mouse. Read More.

Avdong fusion restaurant project

https://youtu.be/oG1gNvtAYnQLet's start with a question, the last time you went looking for a product, say a hairdryer, what did you look for in that design? Th

Rain drum

Electric Kettle sketches - Design Sketchbook II on Behance - Matt Seibert

To chop or not to chop?

3D printed plastic, steel weight, LED lamp, wiring Made to order 32 x 35 x 14 cm

Anthropometrics and ergonomics in interior design

‘Woo-bi’ literally means raincoat in Korean and the emotional design expresses a child’s innocence through soft lighting. Complete with a little ‘hood’, the playful form and warm CMF really connects with the user. We love the form of this design and the hat adds in functionality by being movable – just as it protects you from the rain, move the hat to control your exposure to the lamp’s brightness. READ & VIEW MORE NOW!

It’s really important that your desk be neat, tidy, and uncluttered, adding limited, quality, and innovative products to desk setup can help achieving goals. One such innovative + functional design is the Echo lamp by Simon Busse for Caussa. The Echo desk lamp is inspired by the shape of a tuning fork! The Echo Desk Lamp features a rounded LED light source that can be swiftly rotated at 360-degree angles for a whole range of lighting options. Read More.