ShareAs the New Year calls, this is a time to reflect upon the past and dream for the future. From past to present, Louis Vuitton seems to transcend through time effortlessly. Dating back to the 1920s, this Louis Vuitton top hat box is from Paris.
Whether by digging through your closet or searching the local thrift store, it’s time to find those top hats and celebrate the New Year!
ShareWith its leather and gold plates, is this a typical find in the local antique store or is this the case of treasure? The story of this antique object is sure for embarking inquiry.
What is the function of this find? X marks the spot…
ShareShareAs a college kid at The University of Tennessee, my first inclination to this mysterious object is a VOLS koozie of some sort. But as this SEC season wraps up, it is time to part with the fantastic chaos of Football Time in Tennessee. Goodbye Neyland Stadium, all day tailgates and continuously postponed school work.
This object will aid in your adventurous endeavors. What are your adventurous aspirations-and what is this object which will supposedly aid in them? We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow!
ShareSuch as the designer’s motto: “By letting children live in a beautiful environment, rich in stimulation for play, they are better able to grow and become independent, creative, curious, enthusiastic adults.”
The Italian design house, Nume, created the above Box 1 as an alternative to the typical playpen. With a soft polyurethane filling, Box 1′s upholstery is entirely removable.
ShareOh how I miss the days of childhood summer camp! This reminds me of the lake inflatables we used to spend hours around in my youth! Yet, perhaps this design is intended for something in the gymnasium.
What comes to your mind with this piece? Do you have a story to influence your guess? We’ll share this object’s story tomorrow!
ShareOften focusing on projects of ordinary objects involved in everyday life, NL Architects designed Strap as an innovative way to store miscellaneous items. NL’s Strap suspends anything from books to shoes and toys to utensils.
Caitlin was the first to guess that this playful storage set is made with a stretchy material – a silicone rubber material resembling the classic rubber band. Do you have an interesting idea for an alternative use to the classic rubber band?
ShareAre these devices aimed to improve your strength through resistance training?
Or maybe they are intended as one-stop sling shots?
Give us your best guess to this horizontal question and we’ll give you the answer tomorrow!
ShareAs the stratification process shows the earth’s timeline, Stool Jan’s felt stool shows the design process through its physical presentation.
The material, a wool felt, is created by matting, condensing and pressing wool fibers together. This stool’s design uses the same process as felt creation, pressing layers together to form a functional item. Can you think of other ways to show a material’s formulation process through its design?
ShareIn geology, stratigraphy is the study of rock layers within the earth. Coined by the 17th century Danish scientist Nicolas Steno, a pioneer in the fields of anatomical and geological science, The Law of Superposition states, “Sedimentary layers are deposited in a time sequence, with the oldest on the bottom and the youngest on the top.”
Is this design a reflection of Steno’s geological revelation? Give us your formulations and we’ll reveal the answer tomorrow!
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