Creative Extendable Mirrors For Improved User Experience by Miior

We discovered a few equally practical and elegant mirror designs envisioned by Miior. By expanding the revolutionary patented hinge mechanism, the user can adapt the mirror to his needs, without adjusting his or her body posture. Here are the three designs based on this concept, as described by the producers: ELLA mirror has a feminine, delicately styled yet modern look. Pull the frame of the mirror towards yourself and get maximum comfort for your daily facial routines thanks to the implemented AXIO-LINK technology. Swipe your hand over the sensor situated just beneath the mirror’s surface and turn on the light. ELLA mirrors make life simpler with an effortless finesse both in the bedroom and bathroom.
Photos above: Ella Mirror
The AL collection brings a modern look and functionality to the bathroom. With the AL mirror being complemented with a minimalist, modular shelf system, the bathroom wall is transformed into a multi-functional mosaic. Al components act like a mix and match type of minimalist decoration, with each element working well with one another in order to multiply the overall functionality of the ensemble. This idea reflects the user’s desire to be in sync with the ever-quickening pace of modern life.

Al Mirror
DOT. is a modern and functional solution in a minimalist form. The AXIO-LINK patented technology implemented in this product allows the functional portion of the mirror’s surface to adjust itself to the user’s posture at a single gesture, with an additional soft LED light turned on with a single hand swipe. The DOT mirror embodies all universal design principles. A simple yet refined form, with the functionality that does not overpower its overall appearance. DOT mirrors can find their place in any room of your home. [Photos and information provided by Miior] 
DOT. Mirror
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A New Tactile Design Experience: Quilted Wood Daybed by Elisa Strozyk [Video]
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You may already have heard of Elisa Strozyk, a young designer who successfully managed to convert wood into… fabric. We featured a post on Freshome on her wooden textiles a while back, better explaining her work. For today, we would like to show you her quilted wood daybed, which was designed for ‘The Thread That Binds Us’ exhibition at Plusdesign Gallery during Milan Design Week 2012. According to Mocoloco, the original project is a great example of Elisa’s pursuit of experimental textile design.
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The daybed is an upgrade of a found furniture piece from the 1950′s. The designer explains: “The fabric appears to be a common upholstery textile but transforms into a free grown shape which is autonomous from the furniture piece.” Elisa created the original bed cover by cutting thin wooden pieces and then gluing them onto a piece of cloth. Be sure to have a look at the video below to better understand the process.
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ICT Experience Center De Verdieping by Studio 1:1
Studio 1:1 designed the ICT Experience Center De Verdieping in The Netherlands.
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An area where teachers, rectors and managers from the educational sector can get inspired by the latest developmenst in the ICT sector.
STICHTING KENNISNET
Stichting Kennisnet is an expertise centre in the field of ICT in The Netherlands.
Kennisnet offers, as public ict-support organization, every educational institution in the primary- secondary- and vocational education, independent expertise and free services with efficient use of ICT.STARTING POINT AND DESIGN QUESTION:
Kennisnet rents a number of floors in an office building at the Paletsingel in Zoetermeer. The question was a to present a design proposal for an ICT ‘experience center’ for the third floor, that came to stand empty.
Up to now, it was Kennisnet who always went throughout the country to the educational institutions. But with this ‘ICT experience center’ their aim was to create one location, in their head office, where the ‘ambassadors ‘ from different educational levels could come. In this experience center, teachers, rectors and managers can experience the latest innovations in de field of ICT themselves, and talk about the possible uses in the educational sector.
An important element in the design question was that the groups, besides the exiting ICT experience, also would get inspired with the layout of the area and the use of (applicable in education) materials.PROGRAME REQUIREMENTS
An area where a group of max. 30 people can simulate a class setting. At least 5 workplaces for smaller groups of max. 6 people. There must be electricity and Internet available and flexible at all the workplaces. A space for storage for chairs etc.INNOVATIVE MATERIALS
Where there are new developments, other ones are already old, but they will always be a memory. We gave these ICT-icons a place between the latest ICT-developments that are going to be used there.
From the idea how schools en teachers can use rooms better with easy and inventive materials, we created 3 designs for the coverings of walls.
These can serve as inspiration or motivation to, possibly with a group, give classrooms more identity and (educational) content.
All the different materials and techniques, which are applicable in de education, are there to be seen and felt.
Acoustic solutions are for example incorporated in a panel of second-hand keyboard keys, and fluorescent LED lighting are placed parallel to the print-lines on the floor as walking routes throughout the level.
Straight couches from soft foam and a enlarged blue internet-plug out of Styrofoam invite You to get started!
Visit the Studio 1:1 website – here.
Photography by Sanne Donders
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Dining Experience: Surrounded by Interactive Design
Designing a burger palace is not an easy job, especially if the restaurant is the place where the acclaimed chef and owner Bobby Flay would yet again experience with cuisine. Having owned many restaurants with different concepts and cuisines, the owner is interested in “the individual character of each of his projects, insisting on uniqueness and integrity.” Keeping the balance between the dining experience and visual appeal, “Bobby Flay has expanded his reach from fine dining into the local, casual restaurant experience at Bobby’s Burger Palace.” The clutter-free space at Bobby’s Burger Palace was designed by New-York-based cross-disciplinary architecture and design firm Rockwell Group, who“ reinvented the classic burger joint, using red, yellow and blue colors, and an iconic undulating central counter to create an energetic and fun environment. Here, guests can place their order and then sit at the counter and interact with their friends or other patrons while servers deliver their food and drinks.” Do you like the casual atmosphere of this restaurant?









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Avery Dennison Brand Experience Contest Winners

The 2011 Avery Dennison Brand Experience Contest Winners have been announce at the first annual The Dieline Package Design Conference. Check them out below!
For more information on the Avery Dennison Brand Experience Contest and to see more work of the Winners and Finalists click here.
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Luxurious Mobile Home for an Incredible Travel Experience
A-cero architecture studio goes beyond the concept of home – they put wheels on comfortable and contemporary designs with this Mobile Home. All the furniture inside is built from Corian – a material that plays with the usual vibrations of the moving truck to offer comfort and a pleasurable trip. Although this mobile home was created for moving around in style, it has all the comfort needed to become your second home. Leave it to architects to imagine a better world, to take all things out of context and rearrange them into a new way of life. Simply beautiful, light interiors make this RV a luxurious way to travel. Another cool feature is the mini garage that can shelter a small means of travelling on the side. The compact mobile home extends to give more room for an incredible travel experience.








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