Articles tagged with: Designer
Posted in Architecture, Designer, Hotels, News on 5 August 2008

It has all: Sun, Sand, Sea minus Beach. If you are willing to compromise on the presence of beach then located on Weymouth beach in Dorset, UK, here stands the world’s largest and only sand castle hotel made wholly of sand. And it is also missing on clandestine or any shower or toilet services and hence leaving you with the only option to sit with legs crossed. A team of six was engaged for continuous eight days (12-14 hours/day or 600 hour’s total) to erect the 50 foot square by 13 foot high sand hotel. Featuring sand pillow, sand bed and other sandy interiors, the structure is formed using 1,000 tons of Weymouth beach sand and water from the sea.

The under sky family room offers scenic beauty and features a double and single bed constructed using sand and costing a petty $21 (£10) for a night stay under starry skies. The structure is a creation by sculptor Mark Anderson who was bespoken by the site LateRooms.com, designed to offer an appeal similar to that of a giant sand castle.

I would suggest you to reserve yourself a room a tough tide or rain washes it off. It can be done by calling ‘LateRooms’ sand hotel booking hotline, citing “Under the Stars” on 020 7841 6682.





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Via BBC/ LifeInaFastLane/ ItsGreenDesign
Posted in Designer, Eco-friendly on 5 August 2008

Air-conditioned clothing and furniture accessories have been creating a buzz for a while. Following our liking for air-conditioned shirt and bed, here comes the third in-a-row offering from Kuchofuku. Called the Suzukaze, it is an air-conditioned cushion designed to carry you barely elevated on your chair to produce cool air under you. It is a ready to practice solution for those discomforting days when hot climatic conditions leads to accruing of moisture on the seat. Suzukaze enables you dispel that dampness and make you stay fresh. If you happen to use it continuously for one month (eight hours a day) then it would cost you five cents with Eneloop batteries. The three available models of the Suzukaze details the standard model, high grade version and highly third one for roadsters.

The battery-driven basic model comes stuffed with the super spacer material inside. The high grade version makes use of robust dual-layer super spacer and features a touch sensitive switch that switches on and off the fan respecting your presence on the seat. Those, who happen to spend their crucial day in a coupe, can go with the third model, which id developed dedicatedly for car-goers as it connects well to the car’s power adapter. With a visible surge in gas and oil prices, this is undoubtedly a wise option.

On a bigger canvas, this is a personalized way to deal with climate matters in an economical and energy-friendly manner. The biggest advantage of this functional product is its accessibility to be adjusted as per the needs against other random centralized source installed in the room.
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Posted in Designer, Furniture on 5 August 2008

Tired of hunting for your kind of designer furniture and fittings that add value to your elite interiors? How about implementing your own artistic aspirations and designing one? No, am not kidding! It is lately made possible by Front Design and all it expects out of you is to give shape to your longing design in mid air and view them taking shape of furniture onto a digital screen. It starts with drawing sketchy figures in open air (virtual imaginary), which then gets featured on a digital screen and can be witnessed as your prospective furniture masterworks.
So are you ready to depute Front Design as your interior designer? Their process merges two astounding modus operandi that promotes the artiste within all of us. The vague hand strokes are recorded onto a digital screen via Motion Capture technology, giving you liberty to alter, adjust, and make necessary variation to produce your ideal digital furnishings. And there is a possibility that the customized furniture offering hence unveiled may appeal better than what you expected, enforcing you to give it a realistic form.
Those interested to view how your prototypes of drawings and sketches get a majestic feel of ready-to-be-installed furniture item shall click on the video below:
Posted in Designer, Eco-friendly, Elite Find of the Day on 4 August 2008

Aptly put down by Jean Baudrillard: “I have already said that, as I see it. To bring a real world into being is in itself to produce that world, and the real has only ever been a form of simulation.” Until date, we have witnessed mobile libraries; mobile medical clinics and other forms of mobile creations that once installed turn the heads of the travelers. And following the same lines, here stands Caravan, another green offering by designer Kevin Van Braak. To be precise and straight: it is park-on-wheels. All you need to do is to park it in an empty space, unfold the accessories, position the trees and you are all set to enjoy beautiful evening in the green environs.

To go a step beyond, I reckon Caravan as no less than a green-space simulator that lets you feel the green warmth irrespective of your location in a barren geography.




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Posted in Designer, Luxury, Watch on 4 August 2008

If until date you restricted the functionality of a timepiece to an unending quest of minutes hand after hour or vice versa then its time to erase this stale picture from your mind. Exemplifying it stands here Hysek’s offering of Colosso that offers you a clear view of the earth revolving (literally) there on your wrist. Hysek focused upon capturing the globe onto your wrist in the form of a time-revealing mechanism, where the crystal pustule crammed with a dimensional earth rotates at local or GMT time. The watch features 12mm three dimensional globe royally placed at 12 o’clock angle.
The progress is reflected via cathedral timbre studded with 62 jewels along with a 48 hour power reserve. Right on the location of the globe, it points towards cities of the 24 time zones associated to the GMT. The retrospective time zones with a linear double exhibit is positioned at the subordinate end and exhibited in curvex spot with signal arrows that point out towards (24 to 12 hours cycle and vice versa). Well, being aware that a spill over of $550,000 cannot fetch us a moon rudiment then why not ink a neat deal with this Colosso’s model and feel fortunate to carry the world on our wrist.
Via Watchismo
Posted in Designer, Gadgets, Health, Technology on 4 August 2008

After a wearisome day at work, a dose of massage is something that can soothe us. Available in various forms staring from mechanical to water based, Medy Jet is geared up to offer fully functional massage beds. Medy Jets production of Hydro Therapy Massage Bed is the result of several years of experience with underwater massage systems. This self-contained, user operated unit provides the collective settlement of hydro massage, heat and flotation therapy without getting soaked. The water crammed bed is thermostatically monitored and the “water through water” jets located within target key weight clusters.
The bed enables you select the strength, period and kind of massage from the touch screen. Various forms of massage accessible via this bed details from crescent massage, rotating massage, pinpointed massage, mirror-imaged massage with permanent or pulsating pressure and synchronized or non synchronized jet on either side of the body. It allows you to choose from the preprogrammed ordinary healing for upper body, lower body, lower back region, shoulder region, sectional massage or the whole body and to wrap up with the program offering a gentle rub down along the spine.

Designed and developed to give relaxation to your mind, body and soul; the bed features selectable treatment areas, independently programmable and pre-programmable massage chip cards, countdown pointer viewing left-out time for the running treatment, incorporate cooling system, hygienic surface, low height allowing easier escalating and descending. Accessible via TPS (Twin-Pump-System), it sports supporting bar, convenient plug and play system and comes layered with blue-black mat coverings. With no word on pricing, I am sure it would demand the deserving four figures.


Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Furniture, Robot, Technology on 3 August 2008

Months ago, we witnessed the unveiling of Shadow Caddy, whose presence is enough to invite the entire gold club robotically. And here stands another similar furniture accessory with an appeal similar to that of a lounge chair complimented by an added feature of offering comfort to your tired feet. Called the RoboStool Footstool, the comforting mechanism devised by Steve is accessible via Parallax Propeller chip and cruise mount kit and sports three modes i.e. universal remote, beacon navigation, and thermal sensor that puts it in a “FollowMe” mode.
Those you are skilled enough to practice the DIY know-how for developing their own can visit their site to get an insight about the schematics.
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Via GadgetsNGizmos / MakeZine
Posted in Concept, Designer, Elite Finds of the Week, Gadgets, Technology on 3 August 2008

Capsule train sports private cabins for the introvert you
Sharewear concept dress by designer Di Mainstone enlightens your footsteps
Aluminum skateboards from Corbusboards
The Murasaki fembot narrates tales
Toyoto to unveil “Winglet Toyota Partner Robot” by early 2010
The Daan, A Korean air purifier
LG BD300 Blu-ray player provides Netflix and network streaming
Sinful Ruby slippers doorstopper is truly weird
New NSD Power Ball shines via LEDs
Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand is smilingly sexy with its topless appeal
Wireless 1.3MP USB/AV dental video camera is competent to examine your teeth right on display screen (PC or TV)
Pill that ignores the need for workout or dieting
Posted in Designer, Furniture on 3 August 2008

While your laptop bag cutting down the need for a kit or a trunk to be carried during long trips, you wouldn’t have realized the intensity of need. But all set to hit your deep pockets is an exclusive trunk coming from the house of Monolab Design. Ready to accommodate all your primo gears, the project was initiated by its creator around a year ago whist he was living from hotel to hotel, which then churned out as a contest in the first Monolab|Workspace in Palo Alto, California. The appealing form of this 300-pound rid was developed using anodized aluminum and claims of offering a tailored lodge for a Mac Pro, a 23-inch Apple Cinema Display 23?, a Music Hall Mambo amplifier, and a pair of aluminum-enclosed Webern amplifiers.
Via Engadget
Posted in Designer, Luxury, Products, Shopping on 3 August 2008

Your perception that helmets usage is restricted to safety needs a revision as the flagship model unveiled by Les Ateliers aims at addressing a new face to your personality. Ruby’s Pavillon is the contemporary brand of jet helmets that do not have chin guards and are contrived using carbon thread. The machinery has been rented from the aerospace trade and is enormously easy to bear because of its buoyancy. The integrated air channels allow aeration and shun warmth inside the helmet along with offering padding comfort to your ears.

Its anti-bacteria textile keeps you feel clean while the carbon fibers offers a sophisticated appeal and shields your skull from jerks, hence making your back relax with the use of the lightweight material. The signature version of the helmet is designed by graffiti designer Honet. Bottom line: Donning Ruby Pavillon helmets is a deluxe way to ride by staying in a safety valve.




Via NotCot



