Wow! Real Transformer Robot/Toy!

Cool. This makes me want an iPad!

Paper is where ideas begin. It’s the easiest and most beautiful way to create on the new iPad. Capture your ideas as sketches, diagrams, illustrations, notes or drawings and instantly share them across the web. Download “Paper by FiftyThree” from the App Store. #madewithpaper  

peepandpeep:

Una de nuestras filosofías es la de reutilizar/reciclar objetos y materiales de nuestras vidas cotidianas para encontrárles otros usos. De esta manera ayudamos a nuestro medio ambiente, y a que nuestras vidas sean más sostenibles.

RYTERDESIGN con su serie de productos recycline llevan esta filosofía a cabo con un resultado funcional a la vez que estético.

Si quieres saber más sobre ellos, nada más sencillo que hacer un peep sobre el link:

ryterdesign.ch/recycline

▲NDRE▲

supersonicelectronic:

New work from Audrey Kawasaki.

WOW!

thomforsyth:

AS MUCH AS YOU NEED | Hong-kue Lee

archdaily:

ICD:ITKE Research Pavilion / Oliver David Krieg, Boyan Mihaylov (via ArchDaily)

fab:

The Areaware Alarm Dock

Yesterday you met Cubebot. Now it’s time you see Areaware’s Alarm Dock in action. Designed by Jonas Damon, it’s simple, beautiful, functional, fun. And on sale here. (With free shipping!) It’s the perfect gift for that cute bot boy in your life.

who would ever thought about this. HAHAHA! Genius!

industrialist:

Coin 4 iPhone Case 

Designed by Alexandros Stasinopoulos

willfranklin:

i love the playfulness and ingenuity of this piece by Giha Woo, called Snick.

keep moving.

will

donohuedesign:

Wrist Phone Concept

thedailygift:

The perfect pint-sized digital camera for that person who’s always on the go. Fits in a pocket, purse, or palm effortlessly so it’ll always be at your fingertips when the perfect opportunity for a photo presents itself. The side pops off to reveal a USB port for quick pairing with your computer (yay for alliteration!)

Available now HERE

gregmelander:

WHAT MADE STEVE JOBS SO GREAT?

“His tour finally brought him to the workbench of a designer ready to quit after just a year on the job, languishing amid a stack of prototypes. Among them was monolithic monitor with a teardrop swoop, which managed to integrate all of a computer’s guts into a single package. In that basement Jobs saw what middle managers did not. He saw the future. And almost immediately he told the designer, Jonathan Ive, that from here on out they’d be working side-by-side on a new line.” via Co. Design