Awesome Design Ideas » K-Design Award http://awesomedesignideas.com Design Blog about ideas and designers Fri, 04 Oct 2019 11:16:04 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 The Clamp Basket by Seungwan Kang & Seonhee Shin http://awesomedesignideas.com/the-clamp-basket-by-seungwan-kang-seonhee-shin/ http://awesomedesignideas.com/the-clamp-basket-by-seungwan-kang-seonhee-shin/#comments Wed, 20 Sep 2017 10:43:52 +0000 toma http://awesomedesignideas.com/?p=3731 Even if you aren’t a massive lover of using pencils, you are sure to know about the annoying pencil shavings and tiny pieces of left-over rubber that annoying cling onto the desk and litter the workspace. Well, there is now a solution to this problem, and it comes in the form of Clamp Basket.

Clamp Basket does pretty much exactly what it says on the tin; it’s a small container that attaches to the side of the desk and allows the user to collect the rubber residue that is strewn across the work surface. A compact brush is neatly integrated into the top of the bin to ensure that every last bit of rubber is disposed of! Also featured on the top of the device is a pencil sharpener, which directly takes care of those annoying pencil shavings!

Its simplistic design and monotone color scheme ensure that it will not disrupt the aesthetic of the workspace!

 

Design by Seungwan Kang & Seonhee Shin

 

 

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]]> http://awesomedesignideas.com/the-clamp-basket-by-seungwan-kang-seonhee-shin/feed/ 0 The Muul Ligh by Changheon Lee http://awesomedesignideas.com/the-muul-ligh-by-changheon-lee/ http://awesomedesignideas.com/the-muul-ligh-by-changheon-lee/#comments Sat, 08 Apr 2017 13:26:16 +0000 toma http://awesomedesignideas.com/?p=3460 The Muul light isn’t as much about the light itself but is more about the effects of it. Look at that pattern and it looks innately familiar, but also incredibly calming. The Muul harnesses water’s ability to bend light, creating a caustic network of beautiful light patterns that sway and change with the water’s ripples. When you switch the Muul on, you’re immediately audience to these beautiful reflections as they dance around Muul’s blank canvas, created from a small pool suspended right below the canvas itself. The pool holds the water (which is gently agitated by an electromagnetic ball, creating ripples) while lights around its rim shine down on the water, causing the caustic reflections to shimmer on the white surface above.

What’s incredible is Muul’s ability to not be a light, but rather a phenomenon caused by it. It isn’t designed to make your room brighter, but rather, to make it more beautiful, setting an ever-changing ambiance that is restless, but also at the same time, relaxing!

 

Design by Changheon Lee

 

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