The fastest way to go down!

Building 15 storeys in 2 days

I have never though that such a thing could be possible.

No more flat tire

Sands of traffic light!

I do not know if its could be functional, but you must agree that the idea is very good and also funny

Hand!

What incredible things you may create using your hands and creativity!

Panning The Bin

This is much more practicle than the usual Bin pan!

BikOff

"This project was aimed at those who do not use bicycles, those who drive their cars every morning to the office. ‘Bikoff’ was born to convince these people to leave their cars and to ride every morning to their offices."

Created by Marcos Madia

Alarm Pillow

It gently vibrates at the given hour, to wake you up with a buzz. I think all parents would be glad if their childrens had one of the Alarm Pillow, so they would not be late to school anymore.

Designer: Seung Jun Jeong

Smile Switch

Are you the typical person that always forget to turn off the lights when you are not using them?
You do not have to worry anymore, the "Smile Switch" helps you to remember that the lights should be turned off when them are not been used.

The Smile Switches won a Liteon Award this year.

Designers: Zhou Yide, Euphe Mo, Hang Zhou & Christine Liu

Seil Beg

It was designed by Lee Myung Su design lab.
The SEIL Bag is basicaly a backpack for bike riders with LED that shows the direction that the rider is going just like that of a car!

“When a rider using hand-signal, the rider is riding bicycle with one hand. It can lead an accident. But this product provides safer and simpler control for bicycle riders. Seil Bag is designed to show left and right turn signal of a bicycle rider. Simply, controlling the detachable wireless controller enables various signals such as directional signals, emergency signal.”

Watch the video for a better understand!

SEIL bag by Lee Myung Su design lab from Ben on Vimeo.

Vertical Garden Lives on Building's Wall

That garden was installed on the exterior of a new children's library in San Vicente de Raspeig, Sapin.
It uses cubic containers filled with substrate felt confined between two metal grids, one outdoor and one indoor. Containers are accessible from corridors located in the rear, where they can be replaced. The irrigation is possible by a metal structure built upon the deposit of concrete.
A lot of different types of flowers and herbs fill in the top layers of the garden. There is also a suspended scaffold in front that allows for pruning and replacing specific species.

Is It A Tiny Apartment ?

It is amazing. That tiny apartment transforms into 24 rooms, watch how in the video bellow

Spread Your Love

It is a bike tire design by Hamed Kohan that features heart-shaped knobs that create playful tracks on the streets as your riding across town.

The WisdomTree Bookshelf

Its fluid and organic shape is inspired by growth of a plant. The books that represent the fruit of knowledge are supported by pieces covered in leather.







Jordi Milà - The designer

Nature Mill

Deposit food waste any time, any day - up to 120 lbs (55kg) per month. For best results, cut items into small pieces. Items remain in the upper chamber under optimal composting conditions: mixing, air flow, heat, and moisture (see diagram). The energy released destroys odors, pathogens, and seed germination. It is later transferred through a trap door to the lower cure tray, where it continues to compost while you add fresh items to the upper chamber.

Spray-on Clothing !

Now you can make your own style in a minute.

External Fridge

In China, because of their cold conditions, food is kept outside the window to preserve it, plus it frees up the kitchen space. This Chinese practice inspired Frenchman Nicolas Hubert to design the External Refrigerator. A fridge that hangs on the external wall of your home. The win-win situation here is that during winters the low temperatures help in conserving energy and keeping the fridge-items cold. And during summer, solar energy is harnessed via the solar panels, to power the fridge.

Pencil Sculpture !

I have seen many person creating art with pencil, but I have never saw someone create art in a pencil.
Interestingly, the carpenter uses three simple tools to build their works: a razor, sewing needles and knife. He still refuses to use a magnifying glass and never sold any of his works, which are given as gifts to friends. Dalton told the British website The Telegraph: Using sewing needle to dig holes or graffiti. Create lines of nowhere and slowly transform the graphite by hand. Dalton said he has more than 100 sculptures that were broken while he worked on them. He affectionately calls the collection cemetery.