Naoto Fukasawa



Juice boxes with realistic fruit skin textures by industrial designer by Naoto Fukasawa. Love. Love. Love. Love. Love. Love. love. Love. Love.




Juice boxes with realistic fruit skin textures by industrial designer by Naoto Fukasawa. Love. Love. Love. Love. Love. Love. love. Love. Love.



Only a free press can hurt them. Support our fight. Ad campaign for Reporters Without Borders by Saatchi & Saatchi. Looks a lot like the earlier Comme des Garcons summer campaign that were created by Stephen J. Shanabrook using his paper surgeries technique. (via Bla Bla Blog)



The combination of different materials achieves an elegant and classic impression. Well balanced proportions and a clear geometry making up for a coherent and disciplined yet charming design. The clock is a celebration of purist elegance. Its distinguishing markup is the combination of massive cherry wood and shiny black anodized aluminum constituting certain gentility. Imposing reflections on the black surface repeat the full beauty of these rare tubes. The CHRONOTRONIX V400 NIXIE CLOCK uses a state of the art circuitry. Time is kept by an ultra precise real time clock. It’s accurate to within 0.0003s per minute. The clock is not multiplexed, but the Nixie tubes are driven directly. Buy here.



The iCade from thinkgeek, it is an arcade cabinet accessory for your iPad. To use the iCade, gently slide the iPad into the docking cradle. The docking cradle uses a standard 30 pin connector to link the iPad to the professional-grade arcade controls. Once the iPad is in place, launch the iCade App (available free in the App Store April 3rd) and it’s game on! Buy here.



Cleverly designed to hold virtually anything – from toothbrush and toothpaste in the bathroom to pens and pencils on a desktop – this eye-catching organizer is a definite conversation-starter! Buy here.




Tina Tsang graduated from central saint martins in illustration and animation. She therefore tries to breathe life into simple everyday objects to create a dialog between the object and user. She likes to make surreal objects that are usable and collectable. The aim of her design is to enthral the user and give a sense of other worldliness to everyday life.




Chung-Tang Ho created a cabinet that changes shape during use, a solid volume that opens up when objects are stored within it. The cabinet is in fact a sculpture in the round you and your objects can participate in. Link here.



These ceramic tiles are fully interactive and heat sensitive. They are products of Moving Color. Link here for the link.
‘ Fwingers are the most unique initial key chains ever made. These colorful, 3-D, cartoon-like hands are available in the each letter of the American Sign Language alphabet. Approximately 2″ tall x 1″ wide and available in five colors, Fwingers let you sign your initials to the world. For every Fwinger key chain purchased online, Small Marvel will donate $1 to a deaf school or organization of your choice. We have a lofty goal of donating $1 million over the next year, so be sure to find your initials, one for your friends, or just buy an “I Love You” for everybody you know. Find your initial key chain in Sign Langauge! ‘ (via Kaboodle)



You’ll feel squeaky clean when you use this miniature tub soap dish with tiny faucets! Use it in the kitchen or bathroom for an extra flare of design when washing dishes, hands, or yourself or get creative and use in your bedroom to hold stud earrings, change from your coat pockets, or your cell phone when you sleep! So many sud-able options! Link here.
