LoFi-Studio is a multidisciplinary design practice creating projects ranging from objects and furniture to installations, concept development, strategy, and graphic design.

The OS (OpenStructures) project explores the possibility of a modular construction model where everyone designs for everyone on the basis of one shared geometrical grid. It initiates a kind of collaborative Meccano to which everybody can contribute parts, components and structures.

Interesting product and modular furniture design.

Simple, functional furniture and objects.

interesting product concepts

Nice furniture and product concepts. Using readymades as sketches is interesting.

Kaiju Studios is a design firm focused on creating meaningful products and experiences through poetic simplicity, creative thinking and elegance in function and form.

conceptual product design. sweet cardboard bookshelf.

This site contains a selection of work designed by Michael Marriott between 1992 and the present day; it also embraces the broader scope of his practise: samples of exhibition-design, curating and writing.

nice housewares/gadget roundup blog. wish i could read it

Collective Perception is an excerpt of SpaceCollective.org, a soon to bereleased, invite only information exchange dedicated to the future of everything.SpaceCollective is about to go into public beta and is issuing a limited amountof exclusive beta generation invites now.Watch the SpaceCollective preview for further information.

interesting product designTristan Zimmermann (established1979) studied industrial design at the Ontario College of Art and Design. Since graduation in 2004 Tristan tried for some time to throw himself whole heartedly into an in-house design position at a bio-medical device company, he inevitably found himself day-dreaming of ideas far removed from the field of his employer’s vocation.These restless distractions resulted in the formation of Science and Sons in 2005, as a side venture for him to sate his own creative musings. Be it Art or Design, Science and Sons has since remained the masthead under which the eccentric miscellany of Tristan’s creative whim is codified into a palatable format.Tristan currently resides in Toronto, Canada and splits his time between product design work for Cortex Design and Science and Sons.

Yuta Watanabe was born in 1981 in Miyazaki, Japan. He graduated with first class honours in BA Product Design from Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication, London in 2007.He likes to explore the relationship between humans, objects and environments. His designs reflect this relationship which is derived from observations taken from everyday life