KUB+ is a project that aims to bring functionality to living rooms with limited space, serving as a ludic and customizable furniture, allowing users to interact with the colored mobile pieces in addition to following the trend of assembling do-it-yourself and taking inspiration from famous toy Rubik’s Cube. The project uses no glue and the pieces are put together through wood dowel pins. The material used are sheets of plywood and the finish is made with lacquer ink. [Link]
Remember those faux wood grain GE flip clocks that sat on every bedside table? These humble clocks were made obsolete by fancy LED clocks and more recently by cell phones. Jonas Damon’s Alarm Dock allows your iPhone to read as an “alarm clock”, with an opening at back for routing your power supply. Augmented by a flip clock app, this dock returns meaningful form to the sliver of a device that will wake you up. [Link]
You can hang many clothes,ties, and so on at one wave haner. [Link]
A wall-mounted, powder-coated steel hanger that marries beauty with practicality. Modular and can expand to fit any space. [Link]
When a book is placed on top of this lamp it turns into a house roof. [link]
Whilst you’re all tucked up in bed reading your favourite fairy-tale, horror story, glamour model biography you can read to the glow of this clever and uncomplicated lamp. Made of frosted glass it gives off a soft light, ideal to read to but also doubles as a book rest ensuring you never lose your page. But this is no ordinary run-of-the-mill book stand, sit your favourite book on top of the lamp and look! You’ve made a house! It’s just one of those simple design gems that makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
designed by Lee Sang Gin
Writable surface makes learning how to tell time much more fun. A great way to learn the clock face. Slate surface can be chalked with numbers or symbols.[link]
Art installation by Kamila Szejnochon required swing to be installed on the statue in Warsaw, Poland. [link]
