요새 사고 싶은 안경이 하나 생겼습니다.
Anne et Valentin 이라는 프랑스 브랜드 인데 뿔떼가 참 이쁩니다.
호피무늬의 테인데 제가 본 뿔테중에서는 세련되면서도 감각있는테 같아서 지르고 싶네요~ ㅋㅋ
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2010년 11월 3일 수요일
2010년 11월 2일 화요일
요런 에칭기술도 있네요
After spotting Steve Wozniak's bad-ass "I could cut steak with this thing" metal business card on Cult of Mac, I believe I managed to track down the company that makes them. Judging by the background of their sample photos, it seems the card came from U.K.-based PlasmaDesign, which produces and sells stainless steel business cards in the U.S. and the U.K.
The cards are created through a combination of photochemical etching and good ol' cutting (we assume stamping), depending on the design, and if regular stainless steel etched into two shades is too boring for you, PlasmaDesign can also tint the metal into seven different shades using a complicated process called electrophoresis, which I could not adequately explain to you if I had a gun to my head.
The salient selling points of a metal business card are that they stand out and that recipients are presumably less likely to throw them away, but I wonder two things: 1) What is the environmental impact, vs. paper cards, and 2) Do these things set off airport metal detectors?
컨셉엘리베이터 참고
이런것을 활용해서 천정조명과 인디케이터 기능을 동시에 할수 있는 컨셉엘리베이터 참고
2010. 10. 28.(5일 전)
tha ltd: hikari no tokei
‘hikari no tokei’ gate by tha ltd., 2010
the japanese design firm tha ltd. recently completed a massive clock installation in tokyo named ‘hikari no tokei’
or clock of light. the design was created for the entrance for the seibu ikebukuro flagship store. the clock is located
on all four sides of a large pillar, consisting of 4 giant led surfaces. these displays show the current time in an array
of motion typography that changes each second. at every hour, the monument makes time-announcements with
synchronized music and motion. the project was a collaboration between yugo nakamura and naoki nishimura of
tha ltd with creative director masaaki hiromura, music by yukihiro takahashi, interior design by tonerico inc and
komaden corporation on engineering.
http://tha.jp
‘hikari no tokei’ gate by tha ltd., 2010
photos: satoshi asakawa
‘hikari no tokei’ gate by tha ltd., 2010
‘hikari no tokei’ gate by tha ltd., 2010
‘hikari no tokei’ gate by tha ltd., 2010
Lighting 구조 참고
Liberty and Staircase by designer Danny Kuo are the two pieces in hi graduation work from the Design Academy Eindhoven, which was exhibited at the Graduation show 2010 during Dutch Design Week.
Staircase
Building vertically saves space as it uses minimal ground square meters. When it comes to interior design, the same rule can be applied. By focusing on height rather than width, efficient storage designs can be created. Even though this would be more efficient, it does create the problem of making this height accessible. Staircase is a shelving unit that combines a bookshelf with a pullout stair system in the bottom three shelves. The shelving unit is 2.6 meters high and the top shelves are accessible by using the bottom shelves as steps for accessing the higher shelves.
Liberty
Current developments in the lighting industry are changing the way lamps are designed. From the familiar light bulb to fluorescent lamp to LED to OLED. Especially LED and OLED bring freedom, flexibility and adaptability for new lighting. To Danny, minimum size and the related flexibility are most inspiring and interesting.
But how can we benefit from these new qualities? Danny Kuo has designed a lamp that is dynamic and which is functional in different situations. The lamp’s light angle is able to adjust up to 180 degrees and the dimmer offers adjustabilty of the light intensity. These improvements in flexibility make the lamp adaptable for the different contexts of the space in which the lamp is used.
HOLON Lamp by acme design
HOLON lamp generate flashes of inspirationsm, using only an ordinary 15 Watt light bulb with an..(Read...)
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