March 5, 2012
Product Design, Product Innovation





The most difficult real estate in a room is the corner. There are no excuses to leave a corner unused though, take it from these designs.
Here are examples like a shelf that wraps around a corner, a repurposed door and even an IKEA-hacked organizer. Now go make use of those corners!
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February 20, 2012
General Design, Product Design




Conceived as a means of fundraising at a college gallery show, these three-legged birdhouses have gone on to become popular collectibles.
These birdhouses are made in two varieties; one is an indoor version made of walnut and the other is an outdoor version made of teak.
Standing on three legs, these smooth, soft structures are easy on the eyes, as well as functional for birds of all kinds.
Learn more: http://www.cpoppworkshop.com/index.cfm/products/birdhouse/
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February 16, 2012
Innovators & Creators, Product Innovation, Uncategorized
Skiing is difficult, and snowboarding is difficult; but, I wonder if merging the two would make it any easier?

These can either be seen as short, wide skis, or as a snowboard split in two. Either way you look at it, they seem to be a great way to get out on the slopes!


Learn more!
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February 14, 2012
Product Design
No need to say much about this product, it pretty much speaks for itself.
Simple package, simple graphics, clever design.
It allows users to chill their bottle of wine, in no time, when hosting.

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February 8, 2012
Product Design, Product Innovation
Some people speak the language of art, so why not have a better means to do so?
This 1937 Underwood Standard typewriter has been customized to press pads of color rather than text. What a vivid approach to communicating!



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