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Product Spotlight » LivingColors Lamps by Philips - Dwell blog - 15-03-2010
by Amanda DameronWhen Philips sent us a couple of their new LivingColors lamps to test-drive, we couldn't wait to set them up and try out a few of their (nearly 16,000,000!) color permutations. Thankfully, editor-in-chief Sam Grawe offered up his San Francisco apartment as a staging ground, and we asked associate photo editor Alexis Tjian to set up a few color-saturated vignettes. Check out our slideshow to see the illuminated result.
Early interface designs make me thankful for the modern-day keyboard - Core77 - 15-03-2010
Something I find endlessly fascinating is interface designs that didn't make the cut, the misfires and experiments created while designers floundered around looking for solutions acceptable for mass uptake. For example, the established QWERTY keyboard that we all know, like this one here,
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Toronto's National Design Collective: ID for fun and learning - Core77 - 15-03-2010
We're digging the National Design Collective, a trio of Toronto-based recent ID grads (Scott Bodaly, Heather Lam and Jessica Tien) that get together after work, use ID skills to make fun stuff just for the sake of learning and experimentation, and document it all.
Example #1: They wanted to learn about lost-wax casting, and the result was a series of experimental jewelry and a cool silver map of Winnipeg pinned to a bag made from industrial felt.
Example #2: To hold baked goods up off of a countertop while it cools, you could make a...
Square Meal » Chelsea Jackson's S'mores Tart - Dwell blog - 15-03-2010
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MOON - DesignSpotter - 15-03-2010
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Home and Housewares Show 2010: Karim Rashid + Bobble - Core77 - 15-03-2010
If you're a Karim fan, a bottled water decrier, or have been closely watching the internet for the past week or so, you've probably seen Bobble, the brand new, self-filtering water container designed by Rashid for Move Collective.
At the Home and Housewares Show (happening now in Chicago), we caught up with founder Richard Smiedt and Karim Rashid at their very first Bobble booth, where guests swarmed for autographed giveaways (yes, we got one). Both took some time out to tell us Bobble's story.
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Pure Design co-founder raises the bar(s) - Core77 - 15-03-2010
[photo credit: Greg Southam of Edmonton Journal]
One of the things I love about ID is its broad scope. With an ID skill set you can design anything from toothbrushes to furniture to stores to cars, and whether the economy's good or bad it's a great way to move between industries, as you're not tied to the fortunes of any one specific product.
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Les Lalanne retrospective, Paris - Wallpaper - 15-03-2010
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Seoul WDC 2010: Seoul Design Assets Exhibition - Core77 - 15-03-2010
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Franzl - DesignSpotter - 13-03-2010
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Cinderella - DesignSpotter - 13-03-2010
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Guardian supplement on service design - Core77 - 13-03-2010
The Guardian, one of the leading UK newspapers, has publish an eight-page supplement on service design - subtitled "Design innovation in the public and private sector - in association with the Service Design Network.
"Design is a highly pragmatic discipline. That is why it is of such interest to business: it gets results. But if at its heart lies the idea of experience, then, as this supplement shows, the methods and ideas behind service design can equally be applied to the public sector.
We also take a look at developments in sustainability for transport...
Designing Slow Life conference - Core77 - 13-03-2010
The conference "Designing Slow Life" on 24-25 March in Lahti, Finland brings together international experts of design, service design and wellness to talk about and develop services under the main theme of better, slower and more meaningful life.
The conference aims at collecting visions of how design practices and methods can be more powerfully used when developing services and practices under the Slow Life theme. Service design is the newest and most interesting area of multidisciplinary design. The
The challenge is to develop multidisciplinary know-how, methods for service as well as service-product analyses and development....
The Big Rethink: All posts in one place! - Core77 - 12-03-2010
Over the past couple of days, there's been a flurry of information coming from our live-blogging team at The Big Rethink, The Economist's Redesigning Business Summit. To make it easier for you to navigate, we've rounded up all their reports in one handy place.
In chronological order:
The Big Rethink: Introducing the Core77 team
Ready for a big rethink?
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The Big Rethink: The challenge to business
The Big Rethink: Thinking about the car in a completely new way
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The Big Rethink: The design perspective - Core77 - 12-03-2010
Our penultimate session is billed as an innovation master class with the Design Council
Professor Eddie Obeng, Director of Learning at the Pentacle The Virtual Business School and the man behind the monetisation of MSN, the innovation burst at Cadbury and the turn-around of Rolls Royce motor cars introduces some principles of design-led innovation. He's also our incredibly enthusiastic host/facilitator jumping around the stage spilling words and images at 100 miles an hour.
Eddie introduces us to some numbers: 23, 7.1m, 366,000 and 1 in 100,000
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Design Finder » Continuing Education - Dwell blog - 12-03-2010
by Jordan KushinsBusiness as usual for ReForm School founders Billie Lopez and Tootie Maldonado means far more than simply managing their popular Silver Lake, California, shop. Whether exploring thrift stores for vintage finds, hosting a series of hands-on Home Ec. classes, or planning field trips to test out a new DIY-canoe kit, the duo successfully share their passion for unique goods with local (and loyal) customers and artists. With the addition of an online store, class is now in session for the rest of us, too.
Core-toons Poster "The Dreaded Killer Jellyfish of Graphic Design Favors" now available! - Core77 - 12-03-2010
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Our most popular Core-toon illustration, The Dreaded Killer Jellyfish of Graphic Design Favors is now available as a poster! A limited-edition of 150 prints have been silk screened by the Post Family printers in Chicago on French Smart White paper, and Individually numbered and initialed by the artist lunchbreath. The print is 18" x 24" (45.7cm x 61cm) and ships in a super tough reusable metal-capped tube.
Available now for just $20 (plus shipping), it's the perfect "note-to-self" for next time you're even contemplating another quick design favor for a...