Object Design

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cmog:Object of the Week: Vase with Spider Web Pattern, Samuel Hawkes (designer), T. G. Hawkes &

mayahan:Meticulously Arranged Objects by Artist Adam Hillman

François Barreau, Curiosity Cabinet Object, 1800. Thuya wood and ivory. Paris. Via J. Paul Getty Mus

karpetshark:designing object heads is super fun and i like putting my own little spin on them, but s

‘Bridge’ Vases by Mario Alessiani.fun + clever–> Find more amazing design here / freshdesignflow

wood-esign:The bicycle is an object in which the user can feel a seamless relationship to and subseq

This was for the prompt, “Design a new version of an everyday object that performs the same function

In 1942, Earl Silas Tupper created the first flexible plastic container. In 1946 he launched his Won

Harold van Doren, J.G. Rideout, Magnalite Teakettle, 1940. USA. Aluminum and nickel alloy, wood. Via

Mondial Motorcycle Lamp.(via Mondial Motorcycle Lamp — Silodrome)

Zipper Table by Edenwood.(via Things That Look Like Other Things: Zipper Table by Edenwood - Core77)

‘Stools Chaos’ by Guillaume Delvigne for Tools Galerie.curved + sculptural–> Find more amazing de

T 1000 World Receiver By Dieter Rams, 1964 @ Chamber

The shift in our perception of objects when they are displayed as part of a museum collection can so

ruutu watercolor vases // 7 people + 24 hours = 1 vase

My daily classic design: Alfonso Bialetti, Moka Express, Aluminium,1933. Form follows function. Clea

Alfred Neweczeral, Rex Potato Peeler, 1947/48. Switzerland. Source

Container in the form of an Animal, Probably Iran, 10th century. Glass. Via LACMAIn Islamic art, ani

Dieter Rams and Jürgen Greubel, Sesamat can opener DS1, 1972. Via das programm

Scoop, 16th century. Lacquerware. Japan. © Museum für Asiatische Kunst der Staatlichen Museen zu Ber

Hot water bottles from Pirelli. 1 From the catalog of items for sanitary, hygiene and surgery, 1898.

Marianne Brandt, Spardose mit Kalender für Ruppel-Werke, Bauhaus, 1932. Moneybox with calendar.

Anni get your pin.Use everyday things to create something unique. Anni Albers transfered hair pins,

Object of the Week: “Poppy” Inkstand, Clara Wolcott Driscoll (designer), Tiffany Glass and Decoratin

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