Berlin-based Mashallah Design & Linda Kostowski have created items of clothing by scanning human bodies and using the data to create sewing patterns.
The human form is turned into 3D patterns of polygons, which are then turned into 2D files and used to laser cut fabric.
The project was on show at Create Berlin during the London Design Festival earlier this month.
via dezeen
Gewoon Guus magnetic dishes via DesignBoom
Dutch designer Pieke Bergmans says:
You may wonder: What is a light blub??
The answer is simple: it is a light bulb that has gone way out of line.
Infected by the dreaded Design Virus, these Blubs have taken on all kinds of forms and sizes you wouldn’t expect from such well behaving and reliable little products.
Apparently lunch theft is a big issue where sherwood forlee works, and this is why he created this artificial mold covered sandwich bag.
Via Boing Boing
still not on sale, but i think i’ll buy me a set as soon as they are.
link to product page (fred and friends always has cool stuff) via cool hunting.
ron gilad, israeli born new york based industrial designer made this chandelier which consists of 16 black metal task lamps.
Lotte van Laatum is a dutch contextual designer. her cutting boards shapes are based on the geographical shape of the region in The Netherlands in which the tree grew.
The tree is only harvested when it is necessary for the well being of the forest.
via notcot
vampire clothes pegs by Art.Lebedev via MoCo Loco
