Awesome Design Ideas » sculptural

Stelton Time Clock by Jehs & Laub

toma — Wed, 18 Dec 2013 14:19:08 +0000

The sculptural wall clock designed by the German duo, Jehs & Laub. The minimalistic design is inspired by the icon of a clock. The Time clock’s minute arm is linked with and forms the clock face, casting an attractive shadow on the wall. Simplicity gives the clock a unique, graphical look and the absence of traditional clock casing creates the illusion of floating on the wall.

Designers Jehs & Laub | Stuttgart, Garman

Teacup by Laura Bougdanos and Vesa Jääskö

toma — Sat, 07 Dec 2013 11:36:20 +0000

Do you want a perfect cup of tea? We do. The Magisso Teacup makes enjoying tea nice and simple. Thanks to the triangle bottom, it is easy to adjust the strength of tea depending on your taste without making a mess. This is how you do it: Just tilt the Magisso Teacup so that the strainer side of the cup is lower. Then place tea leaves into the strainer, pour hot water until leaves are covered and let it steep for a while. By tilting the Magisso Teacup the other way, tea doesn’t get any stronger. Now tea is ready to be enjoyed while leaves in the strainer spread their natural fragrance.

Designers Laura Bougdanos & Vesa Jääskö| Magisso | Helsinki, Finland

The kitchen Tools by Studio Lievito

toma — Sat, 09 Nov 2013 21:18:39 +0000

Block and durmast ladles in oak, handles in white Carrara marble. Series of ladles hidden behind a solid durmast structure: there are no doubts on where to keep each of these after being uses. The marble handle turns out to be particularly “politically correct”, avoiding stains on the counter.

Studio Lievito | Firenze

Finger-In cup by Fanson Meng

toma — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 13:09:40 +0000

Have you ever “fingered” your drink!?

Finger-In cup is a medium for fingers to “hold” liquids firmly before drinking it. Differ from regular cups, it forms the fingers in the glass like an invisible man in a holding position. The redesigned cup defined a new container out of the box.

Fanson Meng | Taipei, Taiwan

O’ Clock – Maple by Okum Made

toma — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 12:18:28 +0000

O’Clock is a minimalist design created by Los Angeles-based design firm Okum Made. The aesthetic of the clock is ostensibly hidden behind a beautifully molded piece of wood that is CNC machined.

Emphasizing material and process through form. The precise graphic form is machined using the latest in modern woodworking. Sculpted from solid hardwood, the cavity of the clock faces frames the beauty of wood grain by revealing the many years of growth. Hardwood takes decades to mature. We are strong believers in preserving this natural resource and creating only meaningful objects that use the material responsibly. Offered in Hard White Maple, hand finished in wax to retain the light wood grain.

Okum Made | Los Angeles, USA

Samurai Vodka Packaging by Arthur Schreiber

toma — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 11:08:38 +0000

Amazing package design concept from Russian designer Arthur Schreiber. He’d love to bring this concept to life, so if any of our readers are interested please let him know.

Designer Arthur Schreiber | Russia

Anti-loneliness bowl by Daisuke Nagatomo & Jan Minnie

toma — Fri, 29 Mar 2013 15:06:16 +0000

You never eat alone! The deep ramen bowls feature a rim slot that snugly fits your security blanket smartphone. Therefore, you’ll never have to shovel another meal into your face without the reassuring presence of a screen, there to remind you that you’re not alone in this world.

Would this make you feel more connected or… more lonely?