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Cucurbit Tea cup by SE Xin

toma — Mon, 16 Oct 2017 20:05:21 +0000

Designer about work: “It is ‘foo’ and euphony, and placed good fortune, blessing, birthday, the town house of the meaning in China. Have a collection of blessing. This tea cup are round or gourd shaped. The cup is composed of three parts: cup Lid,cup body, tea hopper. With double-layered glass insulation,a full cup of nice warm, hot tea will never boil your hand. The combination of our whole leaf blends, open tea hopper, and smart pyramidal infuse come together as never before to brew an extraordinary cup of tea.”

Design by Se Xin

Cactus – warm and colds fridge by Erik Edward Kim

toma — Sun, 19 Jan 2014 13:48:36 +0000

The Cactus is a hybrid kinda appliance, one that moves from a freezer to a refrigerator to a food warmer. Consider it as a food storage box that keeps your eatables either warm or cold, depending upon the requirement. Designed for use in nuclear households, the appliance goes against the typical principle of conducting heat from the outside to cool the inners of a fridge.The Cactus scores a full ten on the design department. It’s very kawaii in looks and everything inside it has been designed keeping food specifics and usage in mind.

Designer Erik Edward Kim

Lasso Slippers by Gaspard Tiné-Berès

toma — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 15:20:08 +0000

Lasso is a pair of flat-packed slippers. Made from one piece of wool-felt with a leather sole and laced in the colour of your choice.
These slippers are constructed from a single piece of natural wool felt, their 3D form being created by complex 2D geometry of the pattern. The shapes are die-cut from sheets of 5mm thick felt with minimal, simple and affordable tooling – making this product very suitable for small-scale local production. The slippers are delivered flat-packed for assembly by the user by “sewing” the seams with the standard laces supplied in a colour of their choice. The act of self-assembling the slippers increases the sense of ownership and emotional connection with them and allows for personalisation through the choice of laces used.

Created by French product Designer Gaspard Tiné-Berès | Lasso | France