my latest ‘sssst’ poster in the series for the sugar factory, the image was made by ‘nathalie hennis’, we are also working on a new string typography test for a rather special project (can’t say much at the moment) and the final cd package in the ‘top 100’ series for my artist friend ‘davide bertocchi’ in paris
fun looking modular bookcase from italian designers ‘eva alessandrini’ and ‘roberto saporiti‘, it is also highly functional as the letter forms allow for different sized books
(via ‘nalden’)
say hello to my new office, the door of which faces the door of my current office (across the hallway) so it’s going to be an easy move (already underway in fact) this one is at the rear of the building looking out onto lots of trees and a great view of the city centre & the ‘rijksmuseum’ in the distance, plus i get to hear birds singing happily all day instead of car alarms and traffic… i always find that reshuffling from time to time is a healthy thing to do, only the coffee we serve hasn’t changed, see you soon..
i was already sold just by looking at the object itself, let alone the idea behind it
ok it might never make it into the top 100 charts but tristan perich’s 1-bit symphony is an engaging piece of design if nothing else…
(link via mister ‘odilo girod’)
…looking at the Origami Handset, you can see that these kinds of electronic devices really have very few parts and most of those are comprised of thin, flat circuit boards. One realizes that these types of handsets could be much smaller than they have always been; the only things holding back miniaturization are issues of practicality…
chinese designer chengyuan wei has a new take on the traditional phone handset