The Lighting Bag is a fluorescent lamp in the form of a tea bag. It is designed by Wonsik Chae. When it gets in contact with water, it will light up like a candle. That’s a cup of light, not drinkable I guess.

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This is the lamp made by Guus Oosterbaan ten years ago, turn the key and you’ll get the light.

Any idea what Christian Faur used to create this picture? You gotta be shocked, those are crayons. Closer look after the break. Read more…

Trestle designed by Nicola Enrico Stäubli, metal frames are put over the edges of a tabletop and contracted with lashing straps creating a highly solid linkage. No nails needed plus it is designed to work with any table format and for tabletops that measure 24 to 30mm thick. Yeah still under prototype. So are you going to make one with crutches. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Russian designer Stas Aki has come out with this napkin calendar. It’s cool, I mean but are you sure you going to use napkin everyday or is one napkin a day enough for you. Maybe you can thing of something to wipe once a day, so you can get the calendar goes accurately. It 365 pcs inside and it’s still under concept. Read the rest for more pictures. Read more…

Designer David Granath has come out with these Designit Concept Speakers, they are the surround speakers that you can plug them into the wall socket for power or hook them to some cumbersome cables and then to a power source. Sound is transmitted via Bluetooth, Wlan and will compatible with iPod so as many other players. Read the rest for more pictures. Read more…

Chairfix is a concept by Ben Wilson, it is a chair you assemble it from the cut 2d parts on a flat plywood sheet. It’s just like fixing up the wooden model toy. Read the rest for more pictures. Read more…

Designer Kang Kyung Lee has come out with the Bonfire lamp. Twist them around to turn them on. The LED lights will set off a warm glow. The designer did not mention how it’s powered, will be great if it is rechargeable. One more shot after the break. Read more…

Stay at My Home was designed by Nicole Lehner and Luzia KaLin. It is a series of objects that install a comfortable overnight stay, probably will be great to have one in your guest room. It includes mattress (rolled-up), furniture to place the belongings that has a drawer that can be removed to use as storage box, torchlight lamp and an arrow shaped carpet that symbolize warm welcome. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Designer Hyun-A Ko has come out with the Toasty Charger concept, a charger that shaped like a toaster. It is compatible with all varying sizes of lithium ion batteries, slide one in, push the toaster handle down and when done it will pop back up again like a toast. Hmm… I often get a burnt toast.

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