Add a spot of decorative yet functional product art to your kitchen or dining room with these Totem Cups (set of four, $84.00) from Toronto-based designer, Rob Southcott, made for fellow Torontonians, producteurs imm Living. The stackable set is made from ceramic and stands 8.5″ tall.
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Stacking Totem Pole Coffee Cups
February 18th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Tags: Buyable · Concept · Design · Product Art
Zenith Fun Staplers
February 15th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Turning the least attractive member of the office supply family into a sleek, well-designed, ahem, staple of desks everywhere is a daunting task indeed. Leave it to the Italians, who make staplers that vaguely resemble whales, like Zenith’s clear shelled ones shown above ($32.00). Also of note are these industrialish ones from Present&Correct that run closer to $15.00.
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Lightsaber Chopsticks
February 15th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
All of us from the Jailbreak Collective are currently holed up at booth No. 4822 at the NYC Toy Fair, which, as luck would have it, puts us right next to the nice folks from Kotobukiya, who just happen to have damned near the coolest product of the entire show. Yes, these brilliant Lightsaber Chopsticks (aka [...]
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The Nooka Asset Organizer
February 10th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Wallets suck. Plain and simple. The feeling it gives the bum during long drives and while flying on airplanes is something I detest, so my front right pocket is generally its designated spot. But then if there’s too much cash, hypothetically because of the whole, you know, being poor thing, then it’s also often uncomfortable. [...]
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Bike Tire Belts
February 10th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Self proclaimed bike-riding fanatic, Julien Jaborska, has channeled his passion and flipped it into wearable art via the use of recycled bike parts. The belt shown above was made from an old knobby mountain bike tread ($30.00), and is one of the most unique fashion accessories you’ll find today. While writing this post, it was [...]
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Hi-Fido Ceramic Speaker
February 9th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Milan, Italy-based art director/product designer, Matteo Cibic, has just announced the pre-release of his dog-with-neck-cone-sans-head-shaped ceramic speaker called, nicely, Hi-Fido. Only 50 (1o here in the U.S.) will be produced upon its actual release this April, so head over to his site and claim one if it suits your fancy. [Via]
“…[it's] an audio speaker that [...]
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Things That Might Be Art: Craig Gleason’s Gaga Dollars
February 9th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
It’s difficult to decide which is more disturbing: a.) Lady Gaga has become so inexplicably famous–due to both a fashion sense born from doing drugs the rest of us don’t even know exist and, ahem, her damn catchy music–that she has found her way onto this series of dollar bills by artist Craig Gleason (site [...]
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The Ex — Unique Knife Holder
February 8th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
This might be old news to some folks out there in the vast depths of the blogosphere, but a recent peruse through the latest catalog from our friends at Think Geek reminded me how fantastic this knife holder is. Part art, part product, The Ex – Unique Knife Holder ($69.99, also available in black or [...]
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The Cassette Tape Finds Its Only Valuable Purpose
February 4th, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Pretty self-explanatory product here. $20.00 from UK design studio, J-Me.
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Best Made Co.’s Winter 2010 Axe Collection
February 3rd, 2010 · Comments
by Quincy Moore
Art? Tool? Design Object? How should we define the sexy, powerful, and now green (!) axes ($200-$400.00) in Best Made Company’s 2010 winter catalog? Ultimately it’s pretty irrelevant. On one hand, these beauties could hang in NYC apartments or condos in Aspen, and fit right in. Conversely, they can also serve their innate purpose and [...]
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