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Graphic Textiles by Johanna Gullichsen
Design Milk was lucky enough to visit textile designer Johanna Gullichsen's shop during Helsinki Design Week and it was most impressive. The Finnish company creates woven fabrics in Gullichsen's signature patterns that you can purchase, but they also turn them into an assortment of bags, pillows, and various kitchen items.
The Turtle Shell by Outdoor Technology
We all like to listen to our music on the go and it's pretty easy these days with iPods and headphones, but it's not always so easy when you're in a group and everyone wants to listen. Outdoor Technology is looking to change that with their Turtle Shell, which they describe as a "rugged wireless boombox".
London Design Festival 2012: Dementia Music Box by Chloe Meineck
Chloe Meineck spent two years conducting research into the positive effect familiar music can have for those with dementia - listening to music from certain periods of their lives can help trigger even their most inaccessible memories. She was driven to act on her findings and so created this gorgeous music box.
Mestizodizenio Argentinian Design: Punchy Geometric Furniture
Mestizodizenio is a line of furniture from young Argentinian designer Leonardo Puppo. The line focuses on practical designs but with a punch that makes each one stand out. Each piece mixes wood with another color, or even black and white, which gives them their own personality.
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Beads Melted Together to Form Clothing by Artist Sabine Ducasse
Shanghai-based artist Sabine Ducasse takes fashion to a new level with clothing and accessory designs using Perler beads melted together to form a bond. Called Melting Pot, the collection looks like something Lady Gaga would wear in a video game.
split-T-ime Limited Edition 2012 Watch by Paul Kweton
Were you one of those people back in the 80s that rocked two or more Swatch watches on your wrist because you liked the look? I was! This spil-T-ime Limited Edition 2012 watch from American designer Paul Kweton made me think of that. The double watch faces split the time by separating the hour hand from the minute hand. It kind of makes you look at time in a whole new way, doesn't it?
LED Eyelashes by Soomi Park
Although still just a concept, the LED Eyelash project by Soomi Park explores the desire that women have for large eyes. According to the designer, few Asian women are born with naturally large eyes, and most women have a desire for big eyes because they equate it with beauty.