Homeware Design

Homeware Design

Homeware Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Lotus

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Kahveci Turkish Coffee machine

Kahveci is an automatic Turkish Coffee machine designed as a modern domestic kitchen appliances. Its compact and modern design, illuminated touch buttons, slowcooking option, removable bacteria proof water tank and 9 people capacity is its strength in the market. Designers: Vestel ID Team, Burak Emre Altınordu, Başak Öksel

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Sliver-Touch

When users put their food into the refrigerator, the intelligent control system of this refrigerator can identify people's identity and record these information. Through the micro-projector which insert on the clapboard, the information such as the owner of the food and the date of the food had been put in will project as a light label on to the food. People can clearly see freshness and the time of storage of the food, to avoid the food being forgot in the refrigerator and exceed the expiry date.

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Aero

The mix of organic inspiration, high quality materials &manufacturing and artisanhand finishing provides this piece a pleasant feeling, evoking luxury and a uniqueness seen at the designs of the 20s. The retro feel and the intense personality are born from the inspiration on the early aviation years, making it possible for this piece to please both the eye and the soul.

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LUMINIST

LUMINIST is a contemporary and user-friendly cooking system supported with not only hi-tech and hi-efficient direct flame burners, but also specially designed and shaped pan support which offers extremely easy-cleaning experiences to customers. Light, User-Friendly and Efficiency was key inspiration points that were considered during the development of the design.

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Strata

The designer sought to create a piece of furniture that acted as both a functional seat as well as a sculptural conversation piece. Strata was created using digital 3D modeling, allowing for the exploration of many possibilities before a final design was chosen. The wood 'bricks' are cut from sheets of plywood using CNC technology, and assembled by hand. The surfaces of the seat and footrest are polished to a shine, and contrast the exterior surface of the overall form. When not in use, the footrest can be placed on the seat, transforming the chair into a purely sculptural piece.

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