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Designer and manufacturer unknown, but this chair hails from 1970s Norway, according to reseller Møbelhøker. It demonstrates mastery of steam bending and, surprisingly, it's listed as a folding...
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A Deep Portfolio of Insane Chair Designs
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Core77
Muddycap is the handle of an anonymous artist/designer whose bio reads "I make chairs and shits." His Instagram is a deep portfolio of insane chair designs. (Most appear to be...
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Stunning Furniture Designs by Brodie Neill
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Core77
These stunning furniture pieces are by Australian furniture designer/builder Brodie Neill (who did that ReCoil table we looked at earlier). First off, this Bonsai shelving unit...
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Wearable Speaker Designs Continue to Evolve
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Core77
At first glance, wearable speakers are a strange bit of kit. When Bose released their Soundwear Companion in 2017, I couldn't see the use case. But as I age it becomes more...
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Japanese Bamboo Spice Vessels, Both Traditional and Modern
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Core77
This object might baffle Westerners visiting Japan:
To give you some context, you'd find it in a traditional noodle shop.
It's an old-school spice vessel, invented...
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Form Follows Function: Stange Glasses for Kölsch Beer
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Core77
In the UK, where drinking warm beer was a thing, pint glasses were an appropriate vessel for centuries. In 20th century Germany, a new type of beer vessel evolved along with...
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Revolutionary Inflatable Space Station Design Provides "More Volume, Less Cost"
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Core77
Space may be infinite, but it has the same problem we do on Earth: Not enough housing. Builders of space habitats are constrained by shipping capacity. While rocket launches...
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A Lamp with No Wiring, Instead You Pop in a Rechargeable Bulb
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Core77
This Grasp Lamp, by Danish industrial designer Thomas Albertsen, isn't really a lamp in the technical sense: Instead it's a structure to hold lighting. Which is to say, the...
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This Attractive Die-Cast Aluminum Streetlight
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Core77
The curse of an industrial designer: Slaving over details no one will get to see. It's a pity that this GO streetlight, by Zurich-based industrial designer Jörg Boner, is...
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The Corner Detail on This Piloti Alu Table
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Core77
Sometimes you nail that one component that makes the whole piece. In the case of this Piloti Alu table, by Portugese industrial designer Hugo Passos, it's the corner...
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Industrial Design Case Study: A Smarter Medical Drill
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Core77
The most common surgical implant is a screw; surgeons insert billions of them in patients each year.
Screws need holes, and holes need drills. When wielding these drills,...
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Here's what we looked at this week:
The strange story of how lefty abuse led to the formation of a successful mid-century design duo.
Microsoft's new AI face...
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