A startup digest
Maximilian Benedict Von Wallenberg- Quite possibly the sexist iPhone charger you have ever set eyes on?
(Source: heavytool.com)
LOBOT (DESK LAMP) by Jinseok Hwang
“I will see what you see.”
As a designer, Jinseok always thought about presenting stories to people in a unique way through product design. He was inspired by the movements of the humanoid robot and mechanics from movies and comic books and tried to give life and emotion into a desk lamp design. LOBOT means “Lighting” plus “Robot” as well as a “Robot” designed by “low tech”.
LOBOT is a desk lamp with LED lighting source. Its simple design with anodized aluminum body will match with modern task environment. The body is designed to easily adjust and optimize for a particular task situation by well-engineered hinge system. LOBOT is the initial and iconic product of the line up from studioLOBOT.
(Source: studiolobot.com)
Charlie Davidson- Davidson’s Peppered table design was exhibited at this years Milan furniture fair. A laser cut and welded table designed for the outdoors life.
(Source: charlie-davidson.com)
Niek Pulles- Architectural acoustics.
Functional decoration for a wall
Transformable shape
Industrial sculpture
Improving both acoustics and insulation
A localized moment framed on a wall
Inspired by the functionality of classic tapestries and based on the shape language of classical frames and door frames.
The height and depth differences are derived from pyramid foam which absorbs specific sound frequencies. Also, the open cell structure of the foam ensures the absorption of sound. Intended for public spaces.
A series of decorative foams that show sections of a larger unit. And a pattern book with material suggestions.
(Source: heyniek.com)
Nicolas Le Moigne- Orchestrating a nascent approach to industrial recycling
