High-tech meets low tech and the coolest accessory for your phone was born. iPlunge is the perfect solution for your video emergencies — just squish it against the back of your iPod®, iPhone®, or any device with a smooth hard surface, sit back, and smile. So cute.

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Sorry for the irregular updates lately, it’s been a very hectic month. Here is the Circle Lamp by Swedish designer, Monica Försters for De Padova. So clean and elegant, a stunning piece.

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A beautifully done F$ dsign website by Alan Balcazar. Love it.

Designed by aruliden for PUMA, CHALK Ping Pong table adds a whole new spin and enjoyment to the game. It is made of ash wood legs and a ceramic chalk surface. And it seems really fun to play on one of these.

Collaboratively designed by two Scuola Politecnica di Design students: Victor Filipchenko and Nelson Simoes for their final thesis project, this is the Lamborghini Cnossus concept car, which is named after an ancient Greek city of Cnossus (Knossus) on the island of Crete. Below is the impressive prototyping gallery.

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Influenced by Vespa, designed by Stefan Radev, the Vespeo Espresso Machine, inherits the Italian flair and the gorgeousness of the iconic scooter. Such a beauty.

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Inspired by the iconic retro game, Pacman, Ukraine-based studio Psyho has designed this bottle opener called Unpackman.

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Designed by John Astbury, Bengt Brümmer and Karin Wallenbeck of Swedish design collective, Whatswhat, Potential Energy collection which was presented at ICFF 2010 in New York plays with the idea of kinetic energy: the user’s interaction with the products transforms the objects’ shapes through an intriguing set of mechanical effects.

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Designed by Nendo for Kartell, the dividers on Sundial bookshelf are set at various angles like the shadows cast by a sundial.

Information from Nendo:
Objects and their shadows look different as the sun moves across the sky, casting its light from different angles. The shelves of this bookshelf are arrayed at slightly different angles, like the shadows cast by a sundial, so that the books placed on them and the look of the bookshelf itself are also always changing.

Other works by Nendo:
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Fadeout Chair

26 chairs for each alphabet, the ABChairs was designed by Rotterdam-based designer, Roeland Otten. Although the prototypes are made of lacquered MDF, the designer intend to produce the chairs using rotational moulded plastic.
[Photographs are by Bas Helbers]

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