Wireless charger with sterilizer and smartphone disinfection in one. A great project from Korean artist Lee Sungwook and his fun charger that looks like a real toaster. The product with a smiling design in three colors cannot be purchased yet, but we would definitely like to see it on sale one day. Just don’t throw real toasts there or vice versa! Great design. Photos below.
Design: Lee Sungwook
Andrea Ponti is a great designer from Italy who is specialized in product design in his Ponti Design Studio. The project called MOJU is a
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We live in a time when it is necessary to think about the environment. London-based Layer Design studio focuses on product design. Glass straw offers
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The massive building, fitted into the Canadian countryside, enjoys a monumental view of the cold river St. Lawrence, while the owners of the Chalet, draw
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