Awesome Design Ideas » concept

CHRONO by Simonas Milišauskas

toma — Fri, 04 Oct 2019 11:16:04 +0000

“If I could give up my time back, I would have acted differently. Unfortunately, you will not be wasting time, but it is also meaningless when you cannot partially recover what is lost.” – says young designer created CHRONO concept.

Design by Simonas Milišauskas | Lithuania

Kulle Chill-out zone by Stefanie Schissler

toma — Fri, 04 Apr 2014 06:36:55 +0000

German designer Stefanie Schissler created the concept for an original looking upholstered daybed. As the designer herself stated, the overall goal of the project was to create the ultimate relaxation place. A chill-out zone that calls out to the user with its genuine appearance; one should feel the comfort just by looking at it.

“Kulle was created to evoke the instinctive feelings of safety and relaxation. It is addressing our sense of touch combined with curiosity and the desire to explore things. In order to prevent the increasing consumption we as designers should think of new ways to enhance the lifespans of the products in our everyday life. Persistence means sustainability. But how does one achieve a long-life cycle when it comes to the products we’re surrounded by. I believe, that one way could be to emotionally connect.“, Stephanie said.

Designer Stefanie Schissler | Germany

2 in 1 Stock by Jan-Patric Metzger

toma — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 05:59:29 +0000

Industrial designer Jan-Patric Metzger about project: “A stick for all occasions. The core of this contemporary hiking stick is its handle. By rotating the handle, the stick transforms from a normal hiking stick into a sportive nordic-walking stick.”

Designer Jan-Patric Metzger | Berlin, Germany

Auckland Pirates shoes by Lightfarm studios

toma — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 03:54:51 +0000

Design: Lightfarm studios | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Finger Mouse by Shinji Nukumi

toma — Sun, 19 Jan 2014 14:29:23 +0000

Art Director, Developer and designer Shinji Nukumi about concept: “Current mice are too big. Control computers with a swipe of your finger. If possible, we want computer operation to be easier. If it could be made more compact and simple, computers would be easier to use, and computer operation more enjoyable.”

Designer Shinji Nukumi | Tokyo, Japan

Desk by Francois Dransart

toma — Sun, 19 Jan 2014 14:08:57 +0000

Industrial design student Francois Dransart about project: “This is desk concept. Personal internal project while interning at frog design San Francisco.”

Chameleon Bandage by Xue Xing Wu, Zi Yu Li, Yue Hua Zhu & Zhi Qiang Wang

toma — Mon, 16 Dec 2013 16:53:49 +0000

The concept of band-aid protection a notch higher by becoming literally invisible. How this Chameleon Bandage work we have no idea since the designers have not clarified it yet. Imagine how cool will it be to sport a bandage that blends with your skin tone, especially for those awkward places on your chin or cheek.

Designers: Xue Xing Wu | Zi Yu Li | Yue Hua Zhu | Zhi Qiang Wang | Guiding Teacher – Xiang Long Pan

Melt mug by Lenka Czereova

toma — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 17:47:27 +0000

The Morning mug was designed for the school project. Breakfast is a special part of a day for many people. If some people don’t have a solid breakfast the whole day is difficult. A lot of people can’t imagine breakfast without milk. With this mug you get the illusion of flowing milk with each breakfest. Even filling the mug up is a unique experience.

Designer Lenka Czereova | Senec, Slovakia

Hi&Bye Coat Rack by Juan Tomás Carboneras, Leire Pérez and Arkaitz Arco

toma — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 11:59:52 +0000

Spanish studio creation composed of Juan Tomás Carboneras, Leire Pérez and Arkaitz Arco presents their portmanteau concept called HI & BYE. The studio offers us another way to store, organize your entry and all with a certain “class”. A white wood frame, alignment rods wood finish as umbrella tips will allow you to hang, ask your business and thus relieve you as soon as possible.

Designers Juan Tomás Carboneras, Leire Pérez and Arkaitz Arco | Gauzak | Spain

Soft Light by Simon Frambach

toma — Tue, 03 Dec 2013 21:18:14 +0000

An occasional light made of soft and flexible polyurethane foam.

Designer Simon Frambach about project: “Soft Light is a soft and flexible light shade made of foamed polyurethane. Its curvy fluent shape that resembles a calabash pumpkin provokes an organic and familiar appearance for a thoroughly synthetic and industrialized material.
Soft Light can be placed in unused spaces like cavities in furniture and other places as an object that fills a void in one’s living environment. Its warm and tangible surface invites to touching and literally feeling light. The result is a light which is extremely flexible in use without having a technical characteristic.
The light shade has been crafted from a massive block of polyurethane foam on a simple self-constructed device for rotational milling. The device allows for a precise production of a desired shape. An energy saving light bulb, protected by a cage, illuminates the porous foam from the inside.“

Venice Helmet by Anton Repponen

toma — Tue, 03 Dec 2013 20:35:19 +0000

Designer Anton Repponen | New York

Happy Eggs Packaging by Maja Szczypek

toma — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 10:42:19 +0000

Product and communication Design student from Poland Maja Szczypek says: ” Happy Eggs – eggs laid by happy hens. It’s a packing concept for eggs of which the key quality is organicness and sustainbility in production. The hay drawpiece is cheap and easy in production. It is made with heateded press, out of widely available material. Project made it to the final of make me! 2013 contest.”

Maja Szczypek | Warsaw, Poland

Intersection Coffee Table by Thomas Merlin

toma — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 07:53:04 +0000

Designer Thomas Merlin about project: “The concept comes from the idea of connection between the two elements which make up a table: the table top on the one hand, and the table leg on the other hand. The particular drawing of the table allows to fix these 2 elements by using a crossbar, which also serves as a carrying handle. This makes the small table easy to move in the house.

The table is easy to take apart. It is composed of 2 identical metal sheets, 3 oak crossbars and and 4 identical oak table legs. When disassembled, the whole does not exceed a bigger volume than 50 x 35 x 8 cm. Relations between flatness and volume, the inside and the outside, mobility and stability are some of the ideas crossing in this table.”

Thomas Merlin | Crest, France

Drainer by Yaksein Eliran

toma — Sun, 28 Jul 2013 15:17:17 +0000

The dish drying device finds itself in a wet environment as a result of the necessity it fulfills. Therefore, it design derives inspiration from the movement of the ocean and the waves. Even when the devise is loaded with dishes the movement and magic are preserved. The device is formed by the injection of plastic into one mold.

Designer : Yaksein Eliran | YAKSEIN | Israel

ototoast Toaster by Yaksein Eliran

toma — Fri, 26 Jul 2013 15:32:49 +0000

ototoast – The toaster I designed impersinates a plant growing buds with the light at early dawn. When the toasted bread is done, it jumps at an angle from the toaster’s structure that imitates a flower’s petals. The leaf, that has just sprung, symbolizes the beginning of a new day, in a place where the sun is dominant and blazing.

The portable toaster that I have designed simulates a plant sending its buds with the first morning light. When the toasted bread is ready, it pops out of the toaster in an angle. The structure of the toaster itself simulates the flower petals of the plant. The leaf that has just sprouted symbolizes the beginning of a new day, in a place where the sun is blazing and dominant. When the toaster is disconnected from its anchoring station, it can be transferred to the table and reused.

Yaksein Eliran | Israel