Showing posts with label creative design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative design. Show all posts


"We invite you to see the interior of an apartment in Singapore. Interior design developed by specialists from KNQ Associates."

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"This is a clever and well designed project by the Italian designer Anna Utopia Giordano. Unfortunately these bottles are NOT for sale, they are part of an art exhibition. This ongoing project aims to raise social awareness on topics such as alcohol abuse by teens, alcohol abuse by pregnant women, and the disinterest of some parents towards their children.

It’s sad to see how far marketers can go to gain the attention of their younger customers. Always remember, please, the minimum age for drinking alcohol in your country (if you do not know, see this table) and drink responsibly. We would love to hear your take on this, so please comment below!

Note: There are no commercial purposes."

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"On March 11, 2012, thousands of protesters descended upon the National Diet building in Tokyo. They formed a human chain around it, calling on Japan’s government to abandon atomic energy on the anniversary of the tsunami that sparked the Fukushima atomic disaster. Matsumoto handed out hundreds of his middle finger candles, which the protestors happily accepted."

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"This coffee table is a 12:1 scaled replica of a cassette tape. It is made of reclaimed maple, walnut and lucite. Dimensions are 47.25" x 30" x 5" with a 3/8" plexi top. This is a first prototype and one of a kind table. Future versions will be CNC machined out of high grade plywood with a variety of ply combinations and a glass top. This table has been an obsession of mine for 5 years! It is amazing to finally have it come to fruition. The table is completely reversible (sides A and B)."

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"What do you get when you combine traditional Middle Eastern textile craft with modernist design classics? Very cool one-of-a-kind furniture that you can't help but fall in love with from Bokja. Bokja is a Beirut-based design studio founded by Hoda Baroudi and Maria Hibri with the goal to combine the handicraft of local skilled artisans with the sleek lines of modernist furniture. The balanced juxtaposition makes for a very exciting collection.
It comes as no surprise that their pieces are featured if Elle Decor, Wallpaper and the like and are in the homes of celebrities including Sandra Bullock, Kate Hudson and Julia Roberts, among others. They recently featured their designs at Design Miami."

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"Colombian artist and illustrator Diana Beltran Herrera creates impressive paper geometric shapes. These shapes are mostly paper cut birds. Diana’s work i very inspirational and remind us alot of Paper Masterpieces by Zim And Zou. Enjoy!

Note: All Rights Reserved by Diana Beltran Herrera."

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"There's nothing like cute salt and pepper shakers to make an ordinary meal on an ordinary seem a little brighter. Above, Koziol of Germany created these birds on a tree salt and pepper shaker set. You can buy it here."

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"Today we will showcase some inspirational examples of creative elevator ads. These adverts are bound to make you look twice. According to statistics the average number of riders in a high-rise building is 500 people per day. These ads cannot be turned off like tv ads, and by some people are viewed more than once a day. Some experts even say that elevator advertising reduces vandalism in elevators by giving riders something to do between floors."

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