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thedailywhat:

Life-Altering Device Concept of the Day: Lee Sanghoon’s award-winning corner-collision-preventing traffic light “takes the apprehension out of approaching a corner, by allowing one to perceive that another person is nearby.”

“Corner’s Communication,” which “lights up and emits a little sound” when sensing a potentially-unwelcome stranger-on-stranger interaction, is perfect for offices, hospitals, schools, restaurants, and any other public space prone to the excuse-me shuffle.

[yanko.]

deepthinking:

10-year-old Simon Yorke Designs System 9 record player. via www.tbray.org

eigenstil:

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infinitedistraction:

Ferrarelle

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cplu:

ugh! I NEED THEM.

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colin-drumwright:

Bookshelves Fargus- AL.28.98

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jxnblk:

lukees:

Just bought my new headphones from this guy. They’re handmade in Brooklyn and wrapped in the worst product packaging I’ve ever seen. That’s the charm, though. These guys make headphones - they don’t sell a lifestyle. These aren’t head-accessories. These aren’t sponsored by Dr. Dre, Lady Gaga, or sold in Best Buys and Apple stores. They are simply headphones and you can only find them at audio shoppes.

I would totally buy some Grados if they made a closed-air model. My coworkers wouldn’t like hearing my incessant wobbly basslines.

spacelabmac:

Good Design is as little design as possible

Less, but better – because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials.

Back to purity, back to simplicity.

L 2 speaker, 1958, by Dieter Rams for Braun

Oh wow, I haven’t seen this one yet…

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steak:

Interior design room: design Table Desk :: ROOT

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7knotwind:

get smashed in style with canteen tequila

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m0ddie:

another great printer concept: stick pop portable printer

scottbuchan:

& then design by James Bowler and Samuel Wright