today and tomorrow

‘I Feel Like A Number‘ by Melanie Favreau. I’m not sure that you can cut the line the next time with this necklace.

No, these aren’t just shards but rings by Gabriela Felgenträger.

found at why not?

I really like this tow-seater and chair. They were designed by Dirk Winkel and are called Minai.

found at pan-dan

These 2 table lamps were designed by Greta Magnusson Grossman, almost 60 years ago. I would take both right away. You can see more of her designs here.

found at hoping for happy accidents

I really like these bottles. They are part of the Hruska collection designed by Martin Žampach.
found at dezeen

The lamp called Blow Light is part of Tom Dixon his copper collection. Actually it is a pendant light, but I like it on the floor too.

I actually like this KaleidoLight designed by Dodo Arslan, better than that Numen Light.

found at Yanko Design

‘Tubo Collection’ by Joel Escalona, these objects remind me of radiators. I’m not sure if they are comfortable at all.

I really like the simple and smart product design by Takashi Sato.

found at dezeen

Receipt Clock by Marc Owens.

Wether it be on a bus ticket, mini bank statement or shop receipt the presence of the printed time and date are all consistently featured. I am interested in how this documentation of a specific time and date can be applied to time keeping generally.
This product allows for a more private interaction with time. The faceless clock only tells the time when the user presses the central button, the clock then prints the time and date on to the internal roll of paper, the result of which is deposited from the front slot so the user can tear it off and keep it. The ‘time receipt’ also has a series of printed lines which allows space for the user to write a personal message which is significant to that particular moment in time.