Heck, even Dick Tracy’s cool video phone watch can’t hold a candle to this bad boy. This concept from designer Alexey Chugunnikov is a combination time-telling device and telephone, doing both things in unexpected, futuristic ways. It looks like something out of a science fiction movie, yet it’s gloriously within reach. And you want one. Read more »
Who’s anal retentive? I think I have been called that several times in my life, but I think that whoever came up with this toilet concept is way more anal retentive than anyone I have ever met. So what’s it all about? Aside from that interesting look, this toilet has some useful features. Designer Dang Jingwie clearly cares for the environment and understands the need to conserve water. The contraption is a mixture of toilet bowl, sink, and vanity table. When you wash your face or brush your teeth (or even wash your hands), you may opt to save the used water to flush the toilet. There are two buttons Read more »
When I first saw the phrase “printing your toast,” I immediate thought of Sheldon in The Big Bang Theory. In one episode, he was meticulously toasting slices of bread, which came out with a Cyclon “printed” on one side. (I actually thought it was Darth Vader, but according to Big Bang Theory fans who know better, it wasn’t.) So anyway, I thought that someone actually made a toaster that could print images on the bread! I was mistaken, but what I found is still worth checking out: the Printing Your Toast design. Conjured by designer Othmar Mühlebach, this concept is inspired by your ordinary printer at home or the office. Read more »
Art Lebedev, the makers of the Optimus Maximus keyboard and the adorable Dos pillow are at it again. This time their creativity nerdery is leading to an awesome USB-Hub with Prism design, the Spectrus. So far this is just a concept, posted 2 weeks ago on the Art.Lebedev intranet. You can see how the whole concept processed over at the Art. Lebedev Spectrus page. Once more it seems like Art.Lebedev have an awesome concept, one for the Dept. of Want It!. The ultimate combination of design and geekery in one USB-Hub. Read more »
