Showing posts with label concept. Show all posts
Showing posts with label concept. Show all posts

11/16/2010

Amazing tea packaging concept from Sarah Dery

Being a real tea and design addict to see a good combo of both was a real pleasure to my eye... Especially taking into account it's a student's work which to my mind makes it even more valuable...
A really nice concept which allows to pack together different blends of tea in induvidual packaging... Not sure though whether the main packaging looks same aesthetic and solid when, say, 1/3 of cubes have been already onsumed, but it doesn't spoil the overall positive impression I have from this design...



Thanks trendsnow for inspiration

10/19/2010

Write a bike. Get your personalized bicycle from Juri Zaech

In our world of personalization when we have personal pages, personal ringtones, personal avatars, personal whatever else, the idea of Juri Zaech is really great... Like cycling? Want to be different? Or maybe you want to be unique? Then this is just for you - buy a bike and write it... Yeah, write your name and make it a part of your bike's frame... Amazing idea... Have a look at these great design concepts... And according to Juri, he's currently working on making a first functional prototype... Good luck!







10/07/2010

Library turned on its side. Conceptual interior design by Nemaworkshop

That's what I call creative... Unusual, striking, bold... The very thing a newly opened cafe  in a heavy toursit district nearby NY Public Library needs. Great job by Nemaworkshop!





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9/06/2010

Seesaw in the toilet. Creative eco faucet concept.

There haven't been much of industrial and product design here recently, not to mention all those Apple related things. So, I decided to balance designs here (next in line is interior) and here's a nice creative, smart and really eco concept of a faucet. The design is originally made for use in public toilets where quite often people don't bother turning water off when soaping hands.
The seesaw concept by Chanhee Han is supposed to solve this problem.