Ojue Lunchbox
Based on traditional Japanese bento boxes, Metaphys’ Ojue is a super stylish Lunch Box Set. Features a minimized base that can be stacked vertically, allowing it to be placed neatly inside even the slimmest of bags. Based on the idea of providing ‘vertical flexibility’, this minimalist, functional lunch kit is comprised of three units and can be freely combined, making it entirely customizable. Comes with matching chopsticks.Materials: resin ABS lid, polypropylene body Designer: Chiaki Murata
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Eay-to-View Compass
Just like the name suggests, the Easy-to-View Compass makes reading the radius of circles or arcs in technical drawings a...
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Kusa Grass Flip Flops
Love the feeling of bare feet on freshly mowed grass? These grass flip flops can give you that feeling anytime, anywhere. With a quiet nod to the ”down under” culture that brought the first flip flops to the world, KUSA takes the everyday flip flop and adds a thick layer of syn-turf that conforms to and is naturally shaped by the individual contours of your feet. In a short time, these flip flops form into a perfect fit for YOUR feet. Made from quality materials and tested for durability~ Designer: Yashin
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The Eggstractor
I’m totally trademarking that name BTW! Separating egg whites from the yolk can take some serious skill! That is… unless you have this modern whisk by Ivan Zhang. By slightly modifying the shape with a circular indention, the whisk catches the yolk, allowing the white to drip down. The whisk can then be used as normal to beat the eggs or stir your mixture. It makes separating effortless and better yet, keeps your hands clean of egg goo!
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WATER BALANCE VASE
After showing you Torque table, we get back to SaloneSatellite in the spaces of iSaloni 2013 to introduce another project exhibited at Design Soil stand, “Water Balance”, the flower vase created by Japanese designer Risako Matsumoto. A furnishing complement with simple design, a wooden structure in white ash wood characterized by two stainless steel elements, a vial container placed on one side and a sliding weight on the opposite side, components able to balance the structure using the principle of the levers, maintaining, until the appropriate time, a perfect balance. An elegant solution than through a simple and at the same time fascinating operation is capable of giving life to a wall vase that visually communicates the need for water in an intuitive way~ Designed by Risako MATSUMOTO [ via themag.it ]
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