It’s not really a balloon, it’s a plug in speaker for your iPod / MP3 player. Simply plug in and play.
This sponge foam speaker reminds us of 80’s TV presenter microphones and will happily sit on a desk or hanging out of a pocket while you play your tunes or check the latest podcasts.
Now you can cycle without headphones, irritate people on the bus and tube and share new music with friends without untangling headphone wires.
Designed by Yuento, 2009
The seventies cult classic which has entered the worlds art collections. The Boalum light object belongs to Artemides Modern Classic range and can be used as a table, floor or wall luminaire. Its flexible, white plastic tubular structure lets Boalum be wound up or knotted as desired. Up to four individual sections of Boalum can be connected to each other with a total length of 8m. The ends are made of resin. The small torpedo lamps are connected to each other in sequence, each separated by an isolating sphere. The light emission is diffused.
Manufacturer: Artemide
Designer: Frattini Gianfranco, 1970
Measurements: L.max 200 x Ø 6 cm
Weight: 2.60 kg
Designer Chris Collicott’s Geometric Waste Bin sets an architectural tone to any space. Ships flat. Folds into shape in minutes. No tools needed. Plastic snap rivets included.
Designer : Chris Collicott
Weight : (0.36) Lbs.
Measurements : 14.15″ X W9.8″ X H 0.2″
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Joris Laarman’s WirePod is a flexible gray power pod that begins with a three-prong plug and branches out into four curled arms, each with a single three-prong socket. Its arms and body roll and unfurl as needed to adjust for your functional living space. WirePod is the first piece in Artecnica’s Wiremore™ collection, a series of electrical products that challenge conventions by transforming power cords and wires from concealed, passive objects into visible, active elements that aesthetically and functionally energize living and working spaces. In this vein, WirePod’s tendrils possess a structural flexibility that makes the piece more useful, while visually integrating the shape and form of electric wire into the overall design environment, freeing wires once hidden from view.
“The trend towards making objects wireless detracts from the designer’s responsibility”
–Joris Laarman
If you’re always searching for a pen, now you can keep one near with this handy Pen Loop. It’s self adhesive, so you can stick it to the back cover of any notebook, calendar, planner or address book. The loop is elastic. Adhesive is permanent. The adhesive portion measures 1 ½ x 1 ½ inches; the actual loop is approximately 5/8 inch wide x ¾ inch high. Constructed of hard plastic.
Meet you @ the show! Reminiscent of theatres past, this oversized rust red marquee fixture adds light, weathered vintage flare and internet-inspired charm to any room. Hang it on your wall, set it on a shelf – the possibilities are endless and dramatic.
17″w, 17″h, 4″d
Metal, electronics
Reads “welcome” one direction, “goodbye” the opposite direction. Ridged for scraping shoes and boots. 100% recycled rubber tires.
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Designed by michael aram, the scattered collection was inspired by the idea of assembling machined components by hand. Consisting of the welded pipe, welded washer and oxidized thatch motifs, these pieces have become some of the most popular decorative pieces in the Aram collection.
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The Vinello Wine Rack by Umbra U+ Collection
Designer: Alan Wisniewski
A single ribbon of painted steel is rolled and fastened to create this elegant wine rack. Holds seven wine bottles.
Dimensions: 21 1/2″ x 10″ x 6″