By designer Meysam Movahedi of Yanko Design. This 1.5-meter cord unfurls from a cavity behind its socket. When you don't need it anymore, give the wire a gentle tug and it recoils back into place!
A "Monday blues" post, if there ever was one.
Agency: Scholz & Friends
Client: Jobsintown.de
I know this is an old campaign, but it's too clever not to post for those of you who haven't seen it. Plus, haven't we all wondered what's inside a jukebox or an ATM?
By OXO. Simply push the Corn Stripper down the length of the cob and the kernels collect in a convenient container. Turn the cob and continue stripping until all kernels are removed.
Since it looks like it won't be another five years until we go completely "wire-less" (meaning no more cable wires!), Karl Zahn's wall cleat makes for perfectly sound design.
This three-dimensional wall art, "I Feel Good Today" located in a coffee place in Hamburg, Germany, is from the creative mind of artist Niels Bruschke, to who used Schindelhauer's Victoria bike as its focal point.
By Neil Craver.
For the last three years, Neil has been working on a symbolic underwater photography project that’s as beautiful as it is haunting. Called OmniPhantasmic, it’s meant to show the strong influences of unconscious elements affecting and driving people’s lives.