Friday, February 19, 2010

Message-in-a-Cookie Cutters

Create personalized cookies for Valentine’s Day, birthdays and other notable occasions using our cutters in scalloped-rectangle, heart and star shapes. Customize the cutters by sliding in letters or premade words to form a name or message. When you press the cutter into the dough, your lettering is imprinted on the cookie. The set includes three cutters, seven premade words (Welcome, Happy, Birthday, Holidays, Thank You, From, I Love You), three sets of alphabet letters (plus extras of vowels and other commonly used letters) and a dishwasher-safe mesh bag for easy cleaning and storing. Hand-wash. 3 3/4"–4 1/4" wide. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

brick lamp

"The design of brick lamp is based on my perception of sunlight. The concept is to make people aware of the moment of concealing and revealing light. Side facets, used as handles, also direct the light when in upright position." HC Wang Design

Friday, February 12, 2010

DAILY DESIGN CHALLANGE, DAY 19

Out of Print

Out of Print “celebrates the world’s great est stories through fashion”.
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The Birds and the Beasts

The Birds and the Beasts shop sells illus trated and typo graphic cards, prints and other paper goods. These posters are particularly fun.
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Malfi iPhone Skin

FriendsWithYou has collaborated with the fantastic forces at Mimoco and Infectious to create an amazing line of iPhone skins made especially for you! Buy it here.

“Scrap Drives”

Matt Ritchie, a graphic designer working out of New Hampshire, has developed a product called “Scrap Drives” in an effort to raise awareness regarding the current process of manufacturing, and recycling, USB flash drives. The project stems from Ritchie’s research into the life cycle of ‘throw-away’ technology such as flash drives; finding a void in terms of both innovation and design, he generated this product line. The drives are handcrafted out of recycled materials, with their exterior casings and packaging using 100% naturally sourced products.
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Trojan Condoms Package Redesign

Maia O. Albers, a graphic designer working out of Savannah, Georgia, has designed a discreet and highly stylized packaging solution to a product calling out for discretion: Trojan Condoms.