Welcome Chinese new year ‘Snake’ in a scaly style

Welcome the Year of the Snake with scale motifs

The Chinese Year of the Snake is all set to commence soon and if you want to mark this remarkable event, you can use the scale motif to adorn anything from your homes to your apparel and even lighting scheme. The motif of snake scales is way more handy and flexible than regular snakeskin pattern or

February 14th, 2013 0 comments Art

Smart phones seen becoming the ‘centre of digital’ marketing

Mobile phones have certainly become more advanced as they are now used for more than just making calls and sending text messages. Now-a-days they are utilized for accessing the internet and this trend is particularly very much in the entire Asia. The use of mobiles for internet access has made them a very vital tool for both research and marketing as they help the companies

February 13th, 2013 0 comments Gadgets

Wikipad resurrected

Wikipad resurrected, shrunk down to 7-inch design

 

 

Wikipad was supposed to make its market release some time back but due to some reasons it could not be accomplished. The first model that was to be launched had a 10 inch design and was of 500 dollars but then it was shrunk to 7 inches and the price too went down. This new model

February 13th, 2013 0 comments Gadgets

V-tent solar-panel parking system by Hakan Gursu

V-Tent solar-panel parking system could make electric vehicles very popular

One of the main reasons why electric vehicles have failed to take off as the primary means of personal transport is that the infrastructure to keep these vehicles charged hasn’t really been developed at the same level as the ones for fuel run vehicles. Even though a lot of countries have started to provide recharging

February 12th, 2013 0 comments Technology

Handcrafted ki-oke stool by Shuji Nakagawa for Japan handmade and OeO

Ki-oke Stool highlights the important of radtioanl handicrafts for a modern audience

Sashimono, or the art of creating woodwork with joinery, was first introduced to Japanese craftsmen when Buddhism made its way into the country. Developed between 10th and 12th century, Kyoto woodworking developed its own distinct method of using joinery (sashimono), openwork carving (kurimono), buckets and barrels (tagamono), band boxes (magemono), turning (hikimono) and

February 12th, 2013 0 comments Product Design

5 interior design trends from IMM furniture show 2013

Trends keep changing with time as the desires and preferences of people keeping changing. The same is true for the trends in interior design as they too keep changing every year and people keep getting new ideas to decorate their homes. Interior designing is an important business for every home owner as it helps them to give their home the perfect look they want and

February 11th, 2013 0 comments Furniture

Garden design trends for 2013

Why do we garden? This question drives the research of many researchers each year and they work hard to develop trends that could benefit the manufacturers working in the garden industry. Some of the gardening trends pop up due to growing choices for gardeners. New and wonderful plants keep showing up each year which encourages the gardeners to keep trying something new and interesting in

February 11th, 2013 0 comments Green Design

Man builds human-like sculptures from old typewriter bits

Artist creates human-like sculpture from recycled typewriter bits

In the 2000 movie Cast Away, Tom Hanks plays a FedEx employee who is left stranded on an uninhabited island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and is forced to use his primal instincts to survive on the island all alone. During the course of the movie, Hank’s character draws a face on a soccer ball

February 8th, 2013 0 comments Product Design

Mother Nature On Wheels: Deer Antler Bicycle Handles

Deer Antler Bicycle Handles are hazardous to say the least

Before the wheel was invented, people used domesticated animals like cattle and horses to get from point A to point B. after the wheel was born, people built carts that were pulled by animals. Two wheeled personal transportation did not even exist till German Baron Karl von Drais invent the laufmaschine AKA the Draisienne AKA

February 6th, 2013 0 comments Product Design

What Apple’s Troubling Quest to Trademark Store Design Says About Architecture

Apple Now Obtains Trademark for its Store Architect and Design
 Giving heat to the ongoing debate about the intellectual property rights in the architecture and design world, Apple has recently obtained a new registered trademark certificate from the U.S Patent & Trademark authority in order to cover its architecture, which can be called as the biggest aesthetic asset of Apple. This is a trademark for

February 5th, 2013 0 comments Architecture

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