Competition: five copies of Conundrums by Harry Pearce to be won

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Dezeen and design firm Pentagram have got together to give away five copies of Typographic Conundrums by Pentagram partner Harry Pearce. (more…)

Recycled Robot Fish Teach Japanese Children About Sealife

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Floating garbage has found its calling in these incredible sea creature robots hand-crafted by marine scientist and educator Masamichi Hayashi. Assembled using recycled items including plastic bottles, food containers, styrofoam, raincoats, and motors removed from windshield wipers, these realistic marine robo-dwellers are used in free shows to teach children about the movements and behavior of sea animals.

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Looks Like a Normal Keyboard, Doesn’t it?

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Definitely not! This right here is the Miniguru. It’s tagline is “Always on the Home Row.” Can you guess why? Perhaps it has something to do with these fantastic alternate keyboard layouts that are catching on more and more recently? Easier typing through location of letters, right? That and more! See those swirly buttons on the right and left of the spacebar? Keys to the keyboard’s brain. Any setup you wish, at your command.

Yes indeed, if you ARE the sort of person who likes easier typing through location of letters, that’s fine! Colemak, Dvorak, any layout you wish, programmable, storable in the keyboard’s firmware so that wherever the keyboard goes, your settings go too!

Choose the body color, key color, stick color, and even the color of the connectors under the keys (switches.) These mechanical key switches come in “clicky,” “tactile,” or “linear.” Large feet underneath combined with a standard size allows for the Mini to be placed on top of a laptop keyboard and used with ease.

Not for those whofinger gymnastics! Efficient typers only!

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Indoor and Outdoor Wave Chaise from Paola Lenti

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OPEN FRAME – Design Centre in Amsterdam

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Elastik and MAT Studio won the 2009 Ymere NAi ideas competition Open Fort 400. The winning proposal offers a home for a design gallery by Frame Magazi..

Copy The Spirit Holds For Your Knives In A Classical Yet Artistic Way

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Art is hard to appreciate especially to those who are not artists themselves or those who do not love art at all. The Copy the Spirit is a knife block that can be considered more of an artwork than to be a functional kitchen item. Designed by Korean designer Jungmee Lee, the Copy the Spirit knife block is one of the shortlisted entry in the recent designboom competition The Intelligent Hand. If you were to look at the item, there is nothing special about this product. However, the slits and the frame made this knife block artistic and eye catching. -via

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Egrill takes outdoor grilling to new level

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Designed by Michael Weaker the Egrill is an outdoor barbeque grill that takes grilling to the whole new level. An egg-shaped grill is made up of 3-inch thick ThermoCera, a pumice-like ceramic that contains heat and the legs are made up of cast

Millennium Falcon Bed Allows Star Wars Fans to Have Sci-fi Dreams

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They say something about liking something too much for you would want to live with it, eat with it and even sleep with it! Well, if the “it” in question is a Star Wars game, here is what you could do to sleep with your favorite video game. Kayla Kromer has designed an amazingly geeky Star Wars Millennium Falcon bed. It comes with fully functioning headlights, starfield projection and also has enough space for you to hide all your action figures.

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The space is located in the cockpit, and if you were wondering how you could manage to get suitable pillows, Kayla has taken care of them too and has designed the cool Radar Dish Pillow. No Star Wars fan can deny the coolness of this bed, which looks exactly like the Millennium Falcon featured in the Star Wars series.

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Millennium Falcon Bed Allows Star Wars Fans to Have Sci-fi Dreams

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Cook dine with your family

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If you’re the one who hates the kitchen for you’re not able to converse with family and friends while cooking then LDI Aramis Herrera is here with a nice looking table that not only lets you sit on, chit chat with friends but cook and dine too

Octium by Hayon Studio

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Hayon Studio has completed Octium, a new concept jewelry shop, located in 360 mall in Kuwait, Octium presents the work of various exclusive jewelry designers from around the globe. Jaime Hayon’s design offers an innovative approach to an interior. Most elements were custom designed for the project using contrasting finishes like glossy lacquered woods, natural oak, ceramic, and luxurious fabrics.

Octium,Kuwait, by Hayon Studio

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