The Mood Light Shower Radio is a splash-proof AM/FM radio with that nice white glossy Apple look we all learned to love. For $18,- you can pick a color (orange, green or blue) and listen to some music while taking a shower. Although traditional radio may be a bit old school, with an FM transmitter on your media center it's just a matter of tuning this bathroom gadget to the right frequency to enjoy your Mp3 collection on (...) read more
The popular Philips Senseo coffee machine showed up in many different designs. For the introduction of a brand new design for the upcoming holidays Philips gives its customers the change to design their own custom edition Senseo. The design competition started of on the Woonbeurs; the consumer home & living show in Amsterdam. Even though (at the moment) it's impossible to find a link to the competition website, the URL for the online design tool used at the Philips booth (...) read more
Recently we reported on transforming your wall into a projector screen with a special paint. The reason was to find a way to have a projector screen without having a big ugly screen prominent in your living room. An Italian designer found an other smart and good looking way to hide a projector screen: in a bookshelf. You can also get bookshelves in the same design without a screen in it to make a more natural look. On the Italian website you can find the Livit Fly in different colors under (...) read more
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First of all: unfortunately this simply perfect idea is just a concept. If you feel this Droog Design has inspired you to put it into production or you have any ideas on how to build it yourself; please let us know! The idea of the Function Tiles is to put function into plain bathroom tiles. For example this hidden drawer. Ideal for a designer bathroom where half empty bottles of shampoo and pieces of soap lying around is an absolute no-go. For other examples of function tiles search (...) read more
Buying writable CDs is often cheapest if you buy them on a spindle. But without any jewel cases (since you just used them to build a piece of art) all those loose CDs can easily damage. David Curry shows us the solution: paper lunch bags. By cutting off an inch and a half from the open end of a lunch bag you can create a foldable and closable case for your CDs. You can glue some printed cover art on it but if you find the right kind of paper bag you might be able to print the cover art (...) read more
