Showing posts with label Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Designs. Show all posts

0 Creative Music-related BATHROOM Fixtures and Designs

Whether it was repurposed, re-used or re-imagined, check out  these15 musically-inspired bathroom fixtures and designs.

French Horn URINALS
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Tuba SINK
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0 The Ingeniously-designed Fuji Kindergarten's ROOF HOUSE by Tezuka Architects

The coolest kindergarten we've ever seen!

“… if you are parents, you know that kids love to keep making circles,” states Tokyo-based architect, Takaharu Tezuka of the husband-and-wife team,Tezuka Architects, in a video of him speaking about his design at a 2014 TEDx event in Kyoto. This idea was therefore the inspiration behind his design for this revolutionary kindergarten building that not only allows kids to run free but teacesh them about life lessons.

“If you don’t know happiness, how can you provide it to others?” is the architects’ motto.



4 10 INNOVATIVE BUSINESS CARDS

Twist to Read Business Card

Problem: Number of yoga centers in Beirut were growing rapidly. Danielle Abisaab,  a yoga instructor for over 10 years needed to re-position herself.

Premise: Most Yoga postures/exercises involve twisting of the body. We adapted this observation on to our business card design.

Idea: We started by choosing a non-tearable and flexible paper to print our visiting card on. The messaging was then divided into two equal parts. With one half printed on the front and the other half on the back. To read the entire message the user would have to twist the visiting card. Folding lines were printed on both sides of the card to guide the user while twisting the visiting card.

Results: The visiting card gave her business a new twist. Enquiries kept flowing and new students enrolled for yoga programs.






1 THE EDIBLE-LOOKING ASHTANUR PENCIL/UTENSILS HOLDER BY MOHAR & MOGILEVSKY


Ido mohar, a graduate at the industrial design department of Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, Israel created this unique pencil holder, in collaboration with Baruch Mogilevsky, that if you didn't know better, would try to eat it at first glance.


Ashtanur
A project about a memory from Jerusalem, the city that has its own language.

Ashtanur is an "oven bread" in arabic, and used as the common word for flat bread in Jerusalem.
By imitating the rolling procedure that is used to cover and contain local food, with some humor added, the "Ashtanur" transforms to a pencil\ utensils case.