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Retired belts from San Francisco

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Ring by Maria Cristina Bellucci

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Gorrinucha by Milrayas Design

Gorrinucha han been designed for funny, critical and creative people who are ready to face up to the crisis and confront the futuro with hope and effort. It´s a cartoon of our current situation. It is not plus but minus sign shaped because it was created to add not to subtract. It is full of holes.Its snout and legs are covered with corks that remind us that money is short-lived. Ít´s an article with a message full of sarcasm and humour because as Winston Churchill said: "Imagination consoles men for what they cannot be as humour consoles them for what they are". Gorrinucha is a designer project applied to handicraft. It´s a handmade object in white crockery through respectful processes with the environment. It´s manufactured in Talavera de la Reina, Toledo, Spain. Buy in here gorrinucha milrayas

Cassette tape necktie

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Cubus design by xlustudio

Design by [xlu]studio

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Basma Osama

Greening Up by Ji-Hye Koo

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Tableware by Aldo Bakker

Amsterdam designer Aldo Bakker has designed a range of porcelain tableware for producers Frans Ottink. dezeen

A precise stapler

When you usually use a stapler, you can't seem to align the staple up exactly where you want it to be, which often leads to trouble. To solve this kind of problem, an indentation lined up with the corner of the paper has been set, making it easy for you to sink a staple in exactly the place you want it to go. By Joonhyun Kim (South Korea) muji award 03

Packaging Lamp by David Gardener

David Gardener

Recycled tote

This tote was made from an shirt for man, the original structure became the advantages for this bag, where you find two pockets which were the ones on the chest of that exploit shirt. designed and sewn by [xlu]studio

Afterlife

An assortment of green burial options, from high-concept to just-plain-gross, are becoming a reality for the environmentally conscious. Part of the MoMA’s fantastic Design and the Elastic Mind exhibit in New York City, James Auger and Jimmy Loizeau of the Royal College of Art designed a conceptual fuel cell generates electricity from a body's decomposition to charge batteries.

Ora Unica watch by Denis Guidone

The Ora Unica watch won the Adam O’Eva Creations international design prize this year. via dezeen