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Tatoo Flatpack Bike Helmet by Julien Bergignat- easy to store and carry.

Rapid assembly, low cost of production. The helmet stores flat for a fantastic improvement over the current standard for helmets, which are bigger than a head. Just unfold, clip each piece together, and slap it on the head! The entire helmet is made of polypropylene and can break down into entirely separate pieces for ease in recycling – or if you’re feeling really hipster that day, up-cycling.

Stuff you can do with broken umbrellas…

Broken umbrellas can be found everywhere on winter time…maybe not in Philadelphia due to our SundayYoungDesigner 3rd runner up Taryn Zychal (25 year old product designer from Philadelphia,PA) who  started her own company called Recycling Zychal on Earth Day of this year, designing products from broken umbrellas!.
“My work deals primarily with the rescue and functional reuse of broken umbrellas, specifically the nylon that I strip from the broken umbrellas. I transform it into stylish, functional, hand made upycled soft goods, such as my Upcycled Umbrella Dog Rain Coat and the HOOD, which is a modern day babushka for fashionistas that care about the environment. My work goes far beyond recycling as the umbrellas are literally taken directly out of the waste stream and it doesn’t take any special process to convert into something new, just some TLC. After every rainstorm in Philadelphia, I go out an rescue broken umbrellas from the streets, the garbage, and from wherever they may have been thrown. My friends help collect them for me and I’ve recently been getting alot of broken umbrellas from people around the country looking to do something with their broken umbrellas.”

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We still have 9 places in our design competiton, winners get lots of publicity and 150$ worth design books - apply here

Design by Susanna Hoikkala/Tanja Sipilä 2009

A garden for your living room. The Kikku planter cradles four porcelain square pots that step up a walnut ladder. Architecturally elegant, it leans directly on the wall for support to create a vertical indoor greenhouse.

Made by Tonfisk Design, Finland.

Buy it here (298$)

Pencil Bench by boex

The letter bench by (again) boex was designed for an entrance of a hospital in bristol, england, UK.
the public seating has been designed in the shape of a postcard [Via]

Bicycle seat bench by Sebastian Errazuriz

2 level bench

Spaghetti bench designs by Pablo Reinoso (Argentina)

Seasaw Bench – great way to make friend with strangers [link]

‘Romeo & Juliet’ benche

Creative wooden benches by Matthias Pliessnig. [link]

Tennis Ball Benches

Muungano Bench by Peter Thuvander.

This  bench is placed at British Library.

The plie sandal by Stefan Lie

The “334” bench is made of 3 parallel bars of metal and 334 newspapers folded and stacked next to each other.  [link]

dynamic bench design- full of intersections, odd angles and strange ways to face toward or away from your neighbors.

“mobile bench” by Rogier Martens

Forkless Cruisier Bike By Olli Erkkila – that’s what I call thinking outside of the box!

‘Romeo & Juliet’ bench by designer Vyvey & Partners,  drive its name as the two trees on the bench (just like Romeo & Juliet) are destined to be together without being able to touch each other.  Elegant!

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The Nature Planter is a multi-plant ceramic container, support a variety of herbs and flowers can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Planter is available in three colors (white, grey, and yellow) directly from Design Night.

 don’t wanna get your umbrella stolen again?

So you may want to buy self explanitory  Shacklie, concept umbrella designed by Mac Funamizu

Check out this ‘Yacht A’, a Giga Yacht designed by legendary Philip Starck, looks like a spaceship. It is approximately 387 feet/120 meter long with 3 pools, one master suite, six guest suites and 42 rooms for staff members. This Giga Yacht is owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko who has got it built for around 150 million euros in Germany.

Kevin Schopfer (US) designed unusually shaped yacht named ‘oculus‘  to accommodate 12 guests for a long distance cruising yacht,  incorporate swimming pool and a sun deck,with a starting price of 95 million US dollars

Looks like a large-scaled sea creature with the jaw and eyes of a whale and a small fin on the top.

3 levels yacht that looks like that…

Alastair Callender’s eco-friendly Soliloquy yacht proves that future pleasure vessels can maintain opulence without damaging the earth. At 58 meters long, wind, solar and hybrid marine technologies power the rigid wing yacht, resulting in zero emissions capabilitity, lower fuel costs and a quieter journey.

Combining Solar Sailor’s proven technology with Alastair Callender’s yacht design knowledge, theSoliloquy pushes the boundaries of both clean living and luxury yachts of the future.

Come inside to see how 3,604 coffee cups with diffrent types of coffee drinks can create one giant amazing Mona Lisa

This work was part of the Rocks Aroma Festival in Sydney, Australia.