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A new solution for waking up
Published on 18 Dec, 2009 at 7:30 in Design | Viewed 344 times | No Comments
I just didn’t hear them, though the telephone rings and rings, the doorbell rings and rings, and the alarm rings and rings…Please forgive me. So that’s what you usually do to explain why you missed important dates or kept honored guests waiting outside, just because you didn’t hear the bell ring? Then why not try the wrist…
Pulse by Karin Nelson
Published on 14 Dec, 2009 at 6:52 in Design | Viewed 3,897 times | No Comments
AS we see it, a home can never have too many closets or scented candles. Here are some to add to the collection: the Robert Mapplethorpe series by Ligne Blanche Paris, the artistically inclined houseware and confectionary company that has brought us Tom Sachs candles and Andy Warhol chocolates. Produced in collaboration with the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, the porcelain…
Conjoined Twin Cups
Published on 10 Dec, 2009 at 5:25 in Design | Viewed 312 times | No Comments
Even the most masterful waitress still couldn’t carry up to 8 cups at the same time, and 5 to 6 cups may be the limit to them. But isn’t there anyone can take 8 or more cups simultaneously? Haha, I could, however, if only I’m using the Conjoined Twin Cups. May you want to try it?
‘Print Your Toast’ by Othmar Mühlebach
Published on 10 Dec, 2009 at 5:22 in Design | Viewed 411 times | No Comments
Inspired by printers, the ‘Print Your Toast’, as illustrated by its name, is a device that allows you to print stacks of bread rather than paper. Isn’t that funny? From now on, we can make breakfast more interesting with such a printer. It has won the second prize at the Berner Design Awards. Congratulations, Othmar Mühlebach!
Biscuit Puzzle
Published on 10 Dec, 2009 at 5:19 in Design | Viewed 1,216 times | No Comments
To most parents, trying to make the children eat is one big headache. Then what shall we do to develop kids’ interest in meals? Perhaps, we should firstly make the meals interesting and attracting, just like the Biscuit Puzzle presented here. Will any kids resist a cute meal like this?
