Knäppa: The Digital Cardboard Camera from IKEA and Teenage Engineering
Our friends at Teenage Engineering made a neat, easy to use cardboard camera for IKEA. How about that?
Magnetic Bike Lights
Magnetic bike lights from Copenhagen Parts: for people who like/need to bike when it’s dark and don’t mind looking effortlessly stylish while doing it. The lights turn on when you attach them and off when you remove them. Simple as that.
Interview: KiBiSi
Posted in Design by UlrikWe fired a few questions at our product designers, which resulted in a conversation about idea-driven design, Stanley Kubrick and the joys of sensual R&B.
You best believe it. Fingers crossed for when they announce the winners on the 11th of May!
Floating Islands made of Copper and Moss
Get a load of these enticingly natural ‘floating Islands’ crafted by Singapore and Barcelona designers Outofstock.
The Life and Times of Ettore Sottsass
If you have no idea who the great Italian designer Ettore Sotsass is, we urge you to watch this introductory video.
Throne of Blood's Internet All-stars
When he's not slaying dance floors as one half of Populette, Andrew Potter designs the cover art for our friends over at Throne of Blood recs. Most importantly, he took some time out to share the art/design sites that are currently floating his boat.
Piquant Porcelain from CTRLZAK Studio
Inspired by the differences and similarities between Chinese and European porcelain craft, CTRLZAK Studio have created these eye-cathing hybrid pieces for Seletti.
Our DJ headphone has just been nominated at this year's prestigious Designs of The Year Awards held by The Design Museum in London. Needless to say, we're proud to be included in a list that counts a wide array of quality design.
'Collection of Light' from Humans since 1982
The bug collection-mimicking lamp that lights up your cultural capital. That's right.
Art, Architecture and Innovation
Ai Wei Wei and Bjarke Ingels win first prize at the Innovator of the Year Awards
Arne Jacobsen's House of the Future: Origins of the Flat Screen TV
Don’t press us on the sordid details, but we happen to be in the interesting and privileged position of sitting on documents that contain Arne Jacobsen drawings called ‘House of the Future’. Produced in 1932, a few years after the original House of the Future was designed, these documents display comprehensive drawings of what we’re quite certain has to be the world’s first flat screen TV.
We’re pleased, proud and ever so slightly peppy. And the reason for this is that we’re just about to launch our latest headphone, the Fool’s Gold limited edition TMA-1!
KIBISI at Beijing Design Week
We’re proud to report that our good friends and partners, the great designers of the TMA-1 at Kibisi are representing Danish design at Beijing Design Week.
"Less and More": Dieter Rams Exhibition at SFMOMA featuring the TMA-1
Design geeks probably won’t be majorly surprised that we’re into design history, more specifically the design philosophy of the German design maverick, Dieter Rams.
Luciano Wants to Lighten up Carl Craig’s ’Techno Face’
We know it, our fans know it, and now Detroit techno legend Carl Craig knows it too: using the TMA-1 will, in any given context, fill you with so much love and unbridled affection, that you will feel compelled to share it with your immediate surroundings. As a deterrent of negative impulses and increaser of sweaty hugs, the TMA-1 stands unrivaled.