There’s this perception that the silver generation gets intimidated by technology and can find it difficult to get savvy with gadgets. Four of my family members…all above 65 years and only one of them is comfortable with computers. So maybe the perception is true, and this is why designers like Ryan Klinger are spending hours on designing a laptop especially for them. Personal Computing for Older Adults can be a solution, and it has my support!
The invisible shoes are sounds counter-intuitive. Wearing invisible shoes is so cool to dismiss. Andreia Chaves has designed these invisible shoes. These surprising invisible shoes have fragmented pieces of mirror. This beautiful shoes is a low-cut and Boot with high-heels. These unique shoes have chameleon like mirrored surface that communicate or get Change with the place it goes into.
The history of chess is more than 1500 years. It’s the oldest skill game in the world. Ancient chess are represented in the museums in all over the world. They are amazing. But times change. Nowadays modern art gives the artist more leeway in technical execution as well as concept expression and arrangements of design elements.
How big is huge? Massive. Gigantic. Tremendous. Epic…. Unparalleled. Made for a Mansion. Without a doubt, the carpet herewith is the single largest newly made, hand knotted, Indian carpet we are aware of in North America. If not the largest in North America, perhaps the largest new hand knotted Indian carpet in the world.
Maybe it’s just us, but it feels as if bioluminescence is having a bit of a moment right now. A few months ago everyone was all a-flutter about these awesome long exposure photos of fireflies, we marveled at an interactive jellyfish installation in Vancouver and the American Natural History Museum has an exhibition on view dedicated to these creatures of light.
Insanely intricate and beautifully carved buffalo skulls at Beachcomber. They are priced at £400 each and are currently out of stock but have more coming soon.
Mike Stimpson is a photographer with a bizarre toy fascination, and a curiosity towards light. His work has been published in national newspapers in the UK, seen on BBC television, and featured in many magazines all over the world with subjects as diverse as German political culture and Brazilian business news.
Have you ever wanted to be a cartoon character? While this is not yet possible, Taipei-based design duo, Chay Su and Rika Lin made a huge step forward by creating a collection of 2D handbags.
Bracelet phone: Concept phones are becoming very popular these days. The stranger their shape is, the more popular they get. Probably that’s why this bracelet phone got so many fans or because it has a round dialer on it, like in old land phones.
Flower bombing is now made fun and easy! With the motto, Throw and Grow, the Flower Grenade originally began as a 2008 concept piece called BioGrenadein biodegradable paper from designer Tony Minh Nguyen.
