Jet Lag Alarm Clock
The Jet Lag Alarm Clock by I.D.E.A shows you both the current time and the alarm time. It also comes in black and orange.
Posts Tagged ‘clock’
Cassia Wood Alarm Clock
I just love the woodgrain on this clock.
Kyouei Design
These lovely products designed by Kouichi Okamoto are elegant and alluring. The Honeycomb Lamp is a lighting fixture I’d love to touch.
Lotus Clock
In limited quantities, this Lotus clock is perfectly timed to remind someone of the forthcoming spring, while we ride through the dead of winter.
Long-D Dual-Time Wall Clock
Hongkong-Taipei based designer Kit Men Keung has created a new dual-time wall clock for Taiwanese brand Verso Lab.
Intended to allow users to read the times of twin time zones in a visually subtle style while maintaining a regular relationship with someone on the other side of the globe. The color contrast of the secondary clock hands has been delicately reduced to appear like a shadow on the face, acting as a conscious reminder of the distance between the user and his/her connections abroad. With a passing glance the user can quickly and easily attain the information from the clock.
MovieTime Clocks by Kathy Mayer
These handmade clocks constructed out of vintage upcycled 16-mm film and reels might be the perfect time tellers for film buffs. Each design is inspired by the reel’s color, design, and pattern of holes, making each clock unique and special.
Object Design League Pop Up Shop: Worth Your Salt
The Object Design League, in production with Pavilion, will open Worth Your Salt, their inaugural design pop-up shop, opening in Chicago for the 2009 holiday shopping season. The shop will feature a collection of objects by 19 emerging American designers, bringing together themes of industriousness and play. Object Design League will also be offering a limited edition wrapping paper designed by Michael Savona and hand screened by Becky Foster.
The shop will open at Pavilion’s storefront in Bucktown on the day after Thanksgiving, celebrating “Black Friday” with an evening shopping reception. A second reception will take place the evening of December 3rd. In collaboration with Subports, a text-to-buy retail platform, products will also be offered online for a limited time.
When: November 27 – December 11, 2009
Where: Pavilion 2055 N. Damen, Chicago, IL 60647
Pictured above: Coil Lamp by Craighton Berman
A single electrical cord coils around what appears to be an empty volume, defining the iconic form of a table lamp and ultimately powering a single light bulb.
Check out some more of the great design pieces that will be for sale:
Mesila
Founded in 2008 by Shlomit Levy, Avital Levy and Ifat Zvirin, Mesila studio specializes in sustainable design and creates one-of-a-kind home products that all contain between 30%-100% recycled content. I just love the clothespin lamp.
Sonodesign
Take a closer look and you will see numbers hidden in amongst the spots. Amazing, right?
Purewhyte
Purewhyte is the design company of Kirsty Whyte, whose designs are out of the ordinary, but oh so functional!
Above are the Hound occasional tables, which can be fit together in some fun patterns. The tables can be stacked and used together to save space or separately. Inspired by origami folds and traditional Japanese patterns and are powdercoated milk steel and laser cut.
