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- YD Store Gift Certificates Gives The Power Of Choice
- The Cycle Generation
- Phone Loves to Tan
- My What Lovely Curves You Have
- IIDA Entry Makes Fresh Water
- Case Without Closing
- Shelves Inside Shelves Inside Shelves
- Create Energy Stepping
| YD Store Gift Certificates Gives The Power Of Choice Posted: 20 Dec 2010 09:17 AM PST  Christmas Shopping is never really done until the n'th minute and this is where the YD Store Gift Certificate comes to your aid. It ships in 5 minutes flat, and is received within the same amount of timeframe. It gives the receiver the power to choose from a range of designer goods that are unique and special. Tis’ the season of joy! YD Store Gift Certificate [ Buy Here ] ----------        |
| Posted: 20 Dec 2010 01:00 AM PST  The Encycle concept isn’t the first bicycle dynamo we’ve seen but it’s the only one we know of that connects to a smartphone. Every rotation gets accounted for and an inbuilt tilt sensor detects the road’s slope and sets the resistance level of the generator accordingly, maximizing efficiency. Needless to say the juice is used for topping up your smartphone & devices. A supporting Encycle app will help chart your course and function as a speedometer etc. What fun! Designer: HyunHee Yoon ----------     |
| Posted: 20 Dec 2010 12:56 AM PST  The first thing you notice about the Double phone are the solar cells across its facade. The second thing you notice is the 360º hinge. Pretty cool looking concept with the added benefit of never running out of power as long as the sun is up. Spec wise, the 3.2 inch LCD screen, touch interface and transparent panel for notifications is more than enough to keep up with the big boys in the market. The Double is a Red Dot Concept Design winning entry. Designer: ZTE Corporation ----------     |
| My What Lovely Curves You Have Posted: 20 Dec 2010 12:49 AM PST  I f*#&k*ng love this chair! The combination of ash and beech is artfully molded and sanded together to form an incredibly modern and organic piece. Are you kidding me? Look at it. Stare at it. If you don’t think this is gorgeous, something is seriously wrong with you. It’s so distinct. The whole look could be extrapolated into tables, shelves, maybe even a credenza. DO WANT! Ash wood & beech wood Designer: Ji-youn Kim ----------     |
| Posted: 20 Dec 2010 12:43 AM PST  C-Water is one of those concepts that’s too good of an idea not to share. An entry in the Incheon International Design Awards, C-Water boasts water purification possibilities using a simple distillation technique. The power source? The sun. The slim, yet stackable object can float on any calm water surface. Fresh water gets collected in a separate reservoir and the whole thing is compact enough to go portable. Looks like Designboom is spreading the word too. Designer: Chao Gao ----------     |
| Posted: 20 Dec 2010 12:18 AM PST  Let’s take a look at a design of an object that’s not often thought of as almost an afterthought. This is no afterthought of designer Florian Widmann though, it’s a masterpiece made patented product and presented here today on Yanko Design as just that. Brandless and pure, a case for whatever you’d like to put in it. It’s a case that’ll open all the way around, just like a jacob’s ladder toy opening and closing in a way that seems magical. The opening mechanism at first appears to be a magnet, but is actually two twisted high performance elastic bands attached to the left and right ends. This elastic is embedded into guiding grooves that’ll make sure your case never comes all the way apart. Check out the video to see it in action. Designer: Florian Widmann of DesignCoop ----------     |
| Shelves Inside Shelves Inside Shelves Posted: 20 Dec 2010 12:07 AM PST  Take a peek at this neato shelving arrangement. It’s made entirely out of wood, it looks totally nice, and it’s called “Dado.” Marc Haldermann of Dear Bird Design Products has taken the idea of modularity in shelving units and chopped it down to its essential elements, making a selection of box shelves and C-shelves fit precisely in a set of bigger boxes. How super neat! Then, to differentiate from the IKEA shelves (the ones I personally have in my living room), he added a bit of a stand below the whole construct. Designer: Marc Haldermann of Dear Bird Design Products ----------     |
| Posted: 20 Dec 2010 12:02 AM PST  This fancy little object goes by the name “Slide” and with it, you can generate energy walking up and down steps. By simply placing your hand upon the green and pushing it along the railing aside the stairs you’re walking on, you’ll generate energy! With that energy, the several arrohead-shaped LEDs in the object are lit so that you might see where you’re going in a power outage or other emergency situation! So simple! Watch this design spread across the internet now – the most virally ready designs are the same ones that follow the Pop Art jealous critic manifesto: “I could have thought of that” “Yeah, but you didn’t!” Well played, trio of designers. This project is a 2010 LiteOn design award winenr! Designers: ShuoYang, Bolong Huang and Qiao Yang ----------     |
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