Showing posts with label tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tape. Show all posts
.Tape Strip Hooks
Using tape on your walls is usually not a good idea if you want to keep your wall paint intact. These adorable adhesive hooks look like a strip of curled tape, but unlike tape, actually belong on the wall. Each set comes with an assortment of 3 different colored tape hooks that would look perfect in an office or craft room.
Buy them here.
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Buro for Lexon: Stylish Space Saving
Adrian and Jeremy Wright of DesignWright were commissioned to create this set for the company Lexon. Buro can be arranged horizontally or vertically and can be easily identifuable since all of the supplies are labeled on their sides.
Included in the set: magnifying lens, digital calendar, hole punch, stapler, tape dispenser, calculator, and USB hub and card reader.
Available on the Lexon USA catalog for $150. You can choose the green set, or opt for the purple or black instead.
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Ribbonesia
Baku Maeda, an artist and illustrator, living in Sapporo, Japan, decided to create 3D shapes from ribbons in a project called Ribbonesia. Inspired by the animals, rendering of these tapes are very impressive.
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Recycled Cassette Tape Portraits
Erika Iris Simmons, a talented self-taught artist, creates amazing portraits of famous musicians out of recycled audio cassette tapes.
You can view the entire “Ghost in the Machine” series of cassette tape portraits at here.
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DIY Room Decor: Cool New Home Wallpaper
More like peal-away borders than traditional wallpaper per say, this idea lets home owners blend the best of stylish professional design with unique, personal and artistic decorative touches. So easy a kid could do it.
This is a bit like wallpapering in reverse. Sound complex? The concept is simple: add the peal-away paper elements to a selected wall surface, decorate with paint on the in-between spaces and pull back the sticky tape-like material to reveal the final design.
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Every Designers Dream Come True...(Sigh)!!!
This is the latest fantasy technology by designer Michael Powers.
Its an 81-inch by 31-inch digital blackboard and work table. It has everything a designer could ever want; such as Photoshop, a virtual keyboard and mouse, markers, tape, rulers, a digital camera and an external hard drive. You can flip the board vertically for presentations. As said on Design Crave; "Pricing and availability? One million Space Bucks, when pigs fly."
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Everything is Ok!
Designed by mine™, a san francisco design studio, the "everything is ok" barricade tape is a really cool twist! We could always use some reassurance!right?!
check out the project's website. The whole thing turned into a campaign.
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