Check out the petals-based design of Milan-based Yoann Henry Yvon's Marguerite Bike Rack, intended to enliven boring streetscapes with a flash of nature-inspired color and form. Each petal can be tilted to either side on a pivot, and while we're skeptical of the spacing between petals--imagine trying to access a bike in the middle if this rack was full, for instance--we dig the concept and hope Yvon takes it further.
Yvon's Wave Bench, below, uses a similar form principle of movable tines, this time to create a sort of personal-space-defining backrest.
Check out the rest of Yvon's book on Coroflot.
In any form of digital production, there's the annoying issue of reference. Meaning: do you go buy the software tome that has all the information you need, knowing that it will be outdated in a short time? Or, do you stick to Google searches, resigned to the inevitability of wasting...
This week, Core77 is co-publishing a collection of Significant Objects stories written about items curated by Paola Antonelli. Bid on this Significant Object, with a story by Ron Currie Jr., here. Proceeds from this auction go to Girls Write Now.They were a silly thing to get so obsessive about, in...
People say "The iPad is just a big iPod." I don't see that as a negative, and in fact, that's exactly why I bought one.The iPad is a big iPod Touch; so what does that mean in terms of user experience? It means it doesn't fit in your pocket and...
Nendo is prolific, and at this year's Milan Design Week, he'll be showing nine new pieces for clients like Swarovski, Flaminia, Arketipo, Tectonica, and Boffi. Our favorites are the three self-initiated projects to be shown at Chair Garden, Nendo's private exhibition at Galleria Antonia Jannone.Dress-Up, pictured top, is a...
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