Showing posts with label ceramic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramic. Show all posts
Phonofone III
The dock of the latest version of the ceramic passive amplifier sits in the middle of the speaker. It boosts the iPhone’s volume by about four times. Works with 1st, 3rd and 4th gen iPhones.
Buy it here.
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Starbucks Recycled Mugs
These recycled ceramic mugs were brought to life in a zero-waste factory in Japan, which reuses the clay of former mugs and dishes to create new ones. It’s a story of reuse and renewal that is told from mug to package. The particles coming together to form words and shapes represent a renewed respect for resources.
Alice Friedel found the way to give broken pieces of ceramic a new life and make them beautiful and whole again!
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looks pretty realistic!
.Bright Crinkle Cups
You must've all noticed by now the trend of fake paper and plastic cups going ceramic. I personally can't get enough of those. Add to the list these bright crinkled cups. I guess we're moving on from the white to the colorful ceramic now.
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Reversed Volumes
Mischer Traxler's "Reversed Volumes" captures the imprint of a fruit/vegetable and shapes a new bowl.
The space between a vessel and a fruit/vegetable is filled with ceramics. After the original organic material is taken away, the bowl preserves the actual imprint. Each bowl is as unique as the actual fruit/vegetable.
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Cool Dishware
Wasara Paper Dishes
Beautiful disposable paper dishes have curved corners that naturally follow the shape of fingers or thumbs for easy gripping, deliberately designed so that people can hold their plates while they mingle.
Grooveware
Grooveware is a creative series of three porcelain dishes and an ashtray. The basic forms are generic, except for the fact that each is paired with, and indented by an appropriate utensil.
K-Wine Dishware
The difference between K-wine and a traditional plate with glass holder is that K-wine moves the weight from the side to the middle of the plate. Therefore, even if the glass is full, the weight of the plate is balanced.
Snap And Dine Dishware
Portable lunch setting by talented product designer Demelza Hill.
Benta Plates
Designed by Angela Schwab. The unexpected upward bend functions as a one-handed grip that also prevents spillage.
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Beautiful disposable paper dishes have curved corners that naturally follow the shape of fingers or thumbs for easy gripping, deliberately designed so that people can hold their plates while they mingle.
Handful Of Plates
Handful Of Plates are creative ceramic plates that are folded like a taco shell. The way they are curved allows you to keep the plate in one hand while eating the food with the other one.
Grooveware
Grooveware is a creative series of three porcelain dishes and an ashtray. The basic forms are generic, except for the fact that each is paired with, and indented by an appropriate utensil.
K-Wine Dishware
The difference between K-wine and a traditional plate with glass holder is that K-wine moves the weight from the side to the middle of the plate. Therefore, even if the glass is full, the weight of the plate is balanced.
Snap And Dine Dishware
Portable lunch setting by talented product designer Demelza Hill.
Benta Plates
Designed by Angela Schwab. The unexpected upward bend functions as a one-handed grip that also prevents spillage.
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Paper Bag Vases
Handmade in Canada, these vases are designed by Michel Harvey to look remarkably like real paper bags, though unlike their likenesses, they're ceramic and perfect for flowers.[via]
Dirty Mug
Coffee stains and lipstick smudges. A ceramic coffee mug purposely and strategically "dirtied" for your enjoyment.
via Urban Outfitters
Plastic Cup Mug
Ok, I have to admit...I have a thing for mugs. Unfortunately, you can't find really cool mugs in Beirut. Trust me, Ive looked. Anyway, this one right here is by far, my favorite. I wish I could get my hands on one. Don't be fooled, its actually made of ceramic!
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