HONDA EV-N
Friday, October 9th, 2009Hulger is foaming over this electric car concept from Honda, about to be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor show. If conscience can be this cool, we’ll all be behaving ourselves in no time.
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Hulger is foaming over this electric car concept from Honda, about to be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor show. If conscience can be this cool, we’ll all be behaving ourselves in no time.
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Technology is often better if it’s hidden. Nasty screens packed with icons we cannot understand and functions we have no clue to use are best left back in our teenage. Our mobile phones carry all our applications now and they’re a lot better at it. So the watch should be free again, free to tell [...]
After creating the ZIRICOTE* design concept we’ve been very interested in wood as a material. In fact we’re only a few days away from launching our first wooden production model, The PAPPA*PHONE. In the meantime here’s a lovely wooden keyboard we found. Link: Hacoa
Designer David Forbes has created this beautiful alarm clock from a cathode ray tube.
via unplugged
Recent graduate Fiona Jean Thomson has created these beautiful concepts. I don’t think we need to explain why we like them.
via Coolhunting
Our friend Lotte Van Laatum has just launched these cool lights that incorporate a bespoke CFL bulb design. The best production low energy light design we’ve seen so far.
As we’re soon due to stock the iPhone adapter we were very pleased to see the iDial, the perfect software accompaniment when using your iPhone with a Hulger handset.
thanks notcot
These bangles made from old lens parts are really interesting and available at Oyemodern.
via notcot.org
Like with our Plumen designs, Pieke Bergmans imagines bulbs as art objects, but this time, instead of taking the CFL route, Pieke places an LED cluster in the hand blown, sculptural forms. Read more at Dezeen
Whilst most of the world occupies itself with making everything wireless, there’s a small cult of designers thinking about how to make the wired world a little more aesthetically acceptable. Joris Laarman is one such designer with this pretty multi-point power adaptor.
via Dezeen