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Go everywhere with your Globus

Submitted by pavelina on Tue, 04/20/2010 - 21:04

Globus is a mobile work-station for one person that offers flexibility and helps you work whenever, wherever you like. Thanks to its rotating chair and the pull-out table top, you can take your work-station at home, at the office or to an ideal quiet, light, warm place where you find inspiration to deal with your projects.

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Soundshelf - bookshelf speakers

Submitted by florin on Sat, 03/14/2009 - 00:15

Do you think that music sound better from the Soundshelf - bookshelf  speakers? You are correct.

Who designed the Soundshelf - bookshelf speakers? 2 young Polish designers Witek Stefaniak and Anielka Zdanowicz had the brilliant idea to merge a self with high definition speakers.

Soundshelf - bookshelf speakers

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Hive modular speakers system

Submitted by florin on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 14:19

The Hive modular speakers were produced from the desire to have a “wall of sound” when watching movies or listening to music. The modular system means that you can have one, or fill an entire wall with modular speakers. This sound system uses one single cable containing both audio and electricity (all other electrical wiring are inside the wall mounted frame).

Hive modular speakersHive modular speakers

The Hive modular speakers system can be extended and pivoted independently, and can be used in digital surround systems.

Designed by Oskar Daniel

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The phonofone II

Submitted by florin on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 13:42

Passive amplification for your personal music player (ipod, mp3) has never been better integrated in your house design. Tristan Zimmermann is the designer of the “Phonofone II”. The phonofone is made completely from ceramic. Passive amplification means that the phonofone doesn’t use external power or batteries. The phonofone creatively exploits the qualities of horn acoustics to amplify the audio output of standard earphones to up to 55 decibels!

The phonofone IIThe phonofone II

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Flower wall clocks

Submitted by florin on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 13:30

These are just some wall clocks that aren't only functional but also highly decorative. The floral theme is so charming; especially with this pink Bouquet Clock made of laser cut acrylic Perspex. Designer: Nadia Sheltawy, price £44.95, available at Hidden Art Shop. The Next Flower Wall Clock is made of white glass painted with pretty purple, red and orange flowers. Price: $47.00, available at FunkyLights.com.

Bouquet Clock (pink)Bouquet Clock (pink)

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belOga Sewing Machine

Submitted by florin on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 01:07

I don’t know how many of you out there hold a home sewing machine, but if you’re a DIY/craft/sewing geek like me you’ll want to know the latest news in the business. belOga sewing machine, only a project yet, combines top design with high efficiency. Its special features make sewing easy and fun. It automatically conducts the thread through the machine so all you have to do is put the thread through the needle and start sewing.

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Portable Rotary Phone

Submitted by florin on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 00:42

The Port-O-Rotary, available now in red, is an original rotary phone that has been specially modified to function like a mobile cell phone. All you have to do is open the phone, insert your SIM card, and turn the unit on which will operate your phone number and account minutes.

What keeps the retro mood alive is that this phone has a dial tone, dials out through the rotary and the incoming calls ring the original, loud, gong style metal bells. Its best features: the internal cellular module works within any country that has one of the 900MHz, 1800MHz, or 1900MHz cellular bands and the battery can run for 4-5 days and is charged by an external jack on the rear of the phone. The Port-O-Rotary is truly international with up to 15-digit dialing, auto-frequency selection, '+' characters, and PIN # entry for pre-paid cards.

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