Awesome Design Ideas » Illusion

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

Celato commode by Decastelli

toma — Sat, 09 Nov 2013 15:31:55 +0000

Celato means concealed, hidden and secret. A name and an adjective which generate different personalities: a menhir, a safe, a skyscraper; an object which gradually reveals itself touch by touch.

Design by Decastelli | Italy

Inflatable Moon Ball by Ossnat Alon

toma — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 17:42:24 +0000

“The possibility of “holding” the moon, and more importantly, the romantic possibility of giving it to our loved ones form the magic offered by this product. I Will Promise You The Moon. The inflated moon is a large PVC ball (22 inches in diameter) on which is printed the image of the moon.”

Design: Ossnat Alon | Funtastic Plastic | Tel Aviv, Israel

Mighty Wallet by Terrence Kelleman

toma — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 15:25:17 +0000

These wallets by Dynomighty are made from Tyvek, a material which is 100% recyclable and 25% post consumer. Made from one sheet of folded Tyvek which is also water resistant, tear resistant and very strong. The wallet has no stitches and utilises an innovative design which allows it to expand to your needs.

Plenty of storage and function in a small packet.

Wallet designed by Terrence Kelleman | Buy it – Consider It Design

Teapot by Jorge Arbelo Cabrera

toma — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 12:55:12 +0000

Industrial Designer Jorge Arbelo Cabrera created funny and innovative music teapot – with headphones, a speaker, and the back button on/off. This is the mood of causing an object which causes good feelings.

Jorge Arbelo Cabrera| Las Palmas, Spain

Floating Lamps by Angela Jansen & Ger Jansen

toma — Fri, 21 Jun 2013 11:22:59 +0000

Welcome to the future!

It took the brains of designer Angela Jansen and the mechanical and electrical engineer Ger Jansen to create the lamps of the future. They really mix the old with the new. The old comes from the classic lamp shapes. The new emerges from the technology used and displayed. you pay close attention to these table lamps, you will notice that their top is floating. Yes, you read correctly: the top part levitates due to a special technology that they developed. If you are looking for a true conversation piece to add to your living room or your home office desk, these two lamps will do it.

Designer Angela Jansen : “What makes this lamp float is the integrated levitation technology. It consists of electromagnetic components and a sophisticated control system. Next the fact that they employ the very latest LED technology, the lamp is low in power consumption too. With a touch of your fingertip, the lamp can be dimmed to the intensity you require.”

Angela Jansen | Ger Jansen | Floating Lamps

Creepy Shadow Chair by Chris Duffy

toma — Wed, 29 May 2013 13:22:35 +0000

At first glance, the Shadow Chair by British designer Chris Duffy seems to defy everything we knew about gravity. One piece of furniture trickery standing upright on only two legs, the illusion is the apparent black shadow that is part of the chair’s metal frame and functions as its base. Creatively clad in walnut wood and steel, we can’t help but wonder if the clever design is strong enough to hold the average American.

Chris Duffy | London, UK