EarPeace

EarPeace has created these high fidelity earplugs, guaranteeing solid protection and sound quality for the avid concert-goer and music-festival-lover.


Made of hypoallergenic silicone and wrapped in a stylish little case (that can even be hooked to a key ring), its aesthetic is clean and virtually invisible due to the skin-toned color palette it comes in.

Corona

Japanese design agency Nendo brings a set of globes called Corona. The globes were designed for Japanese globe manufacturer Watanabe Kyogu.

Rather than the common blue and green, the Corona globes have white oceans and black land masses. Furthermore, the globes show country names, but no borders. The purpose of this simplification was to create a new kind of globe that would be more emotional, rather than simply presenting information.

Pot Thermos

Thermos is created for Nescafé and designed by swiss Jörg Boner. This well designed product works has a coffee container for the road.

The elastic band that fixes the cups into place can be transformed into a handle in just one move, turning the termos bottle into a coffee pot. The way in which it plays with both archetypes is characteristic of the product.

Arne Jacobsen Cutlery

Have a great minimalist diner with this minimalist cutlery set from the well-known Danish architect and furniture designer Arne Jacobsen. This simple in form set was created in 1957 and is more contemporary-looking than ever.


The set is produced in matte-finish stainless steel and includes a dinner fork, a dinner knife, a salad fork, a desert spoon and a child’s/tea spoon.

Paper Chairs

These lovely chairs were designed by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami. They were first shown in 2008 at a Canon exhibition, during the Salone del Mobile in Milan.

Although they seem to be made of paper, and look really fragile, they can actually support the weight of a sitting person.

Conchiglia Sideboard

The sideboard Conchiglia (shell) by StudioCharlie for Lema is inspired by the geometric form of a spiral, which is infinite both in its origin and its development. What we see when we observe a spiral is a portion of it. As it develops it becomes too large to be perceived by the human eye, and in its origin it is too small for us to see the minute details.

60s 606 is 50

In 1960, when he was just 28, Dieter Rams designed the 606 Universal Shelving System for Vitsoe. Their New York store is currently celebrating its 50th anniversary in the form of an exhibition called 60s 606 is 50.

QuaDror

Designed by Dror Benshetrit, QuaDror is a versatile structural support system.

Dror researched, created, designed and finally came up with an innovative multi-use space truss geometry that is capable of five main applications: dividing, dwelling, trestle, fenestration and artistic installation.

Based on four identical L-shaped minimal pieces, the real beauty about QuaDror is its flexibility.

Simple Chair

Simple Chair designed by Emanuele Magini won the first prize with it in the Promosedia International Design Competition 2009 – Calazza Memorial Challenge.

The jury admired the chair’s design for its beauty and expressive simplicity and for the perfect balance and harmony of solid and void.

Vouwwow

Vouwwow is a cardboard strip that is easy to carry, easy to fold into a chair and easy to produce.

Vouwwow can be taken to the park or an event, anywhere that you would want a chair. Vouwwow by Maartje Nuy and Joost van Noort won the Thonet / Mart Stam prize [Dutch] for innovative chair design.