Serial Bondage by Kennedy James
Kennedy James‘ Serial Bondage series features chairs tied up, strung up and hung up in the ancient art of Japanese Shibari (rope bondage). Via:[DesignMilk]
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Kennedy James‘ Serial Bondage series features chairs tied up, strung up and hung up in the ancient art of Japanese Shibari (rope bondage). Via:[DesignMilk]
www.dontstareatthesun.com/
Akai releases its MPC Fly for the iPad 2. The machine combines 16 backlit MPC pads into its built-in iPad 2 case, the MPC Fly has an integrated iOS app with loads of effects, a four-track mixer, sound library, sample editing and an EQ.
Website:www.akaipro.com/
Ben Austin FAD’s Editor At Large caught up with Beau McClellan who exhibited a large-scale interactive lighting installation at London Art Fair 2012. This spectacular centrepiece was presented at the entrance to the Business Design Centre, where visitors could control the colour effects using an iPad.
With its combination of innovative, contemporary design and cutting edge RGB LED technology, the five metre long piece used the studio’s signature mirror reflective coating. Designed to showcase its artistic, sculpture-like form during the day, the Nomad then transformed into a stunning semi-transparent light installation at night.
A minimal iPad stand made from pure aluminum and hand-finished to match the iPad almost perfectly, uses brutally strong neodymium magnets to attach securely to your iPad 2, holding it at a perfect viewing angle while hiding almost completely out of sight. Also dirt cheap!
Website:www.tenonedesign.com/
Magazine Globe by Niels Kjeldsen Is designed for reception areas but anyone can use it.
It comes flat packed for easy shipping. (see above)
Website:www.niels-kjeldsen.dk/
The blocky styling of the To Gather series of furniture is more than just a little reminiscent of the famous puzzle video game Tetris! The modular sofa engages the user with individual elements that can be pieced together to form countless seating combinations that will never get tired.
Website: www.studiolawrence.com/
Award winning event organisers and publishing company, Media 10 has acquired the leading interior design exhibition, 100% Design London from Reed Exhibitions.
Media 10, which runs the revived Ideal Home Show, Grand Designs Live and Clerkenwell Design Week add 100% Design to their portfolio of design and architecture events and magazines.
Website:www.media-ten.com/
About Media 10
Formed 9 years ago, Media 10 is a privately owned publishing and events company based in Loughton, Essex. It currently employs approximately 150 staff and has fast become one of the leading players in the events industry as a result of the hugely successful Ideal Home Show and Grand Designs Live exhibitions.
Other events in the portfolio include Clerkenwell Design Week, Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model, The London Design Trail; The Milan Design Trail and the Duke of Essex Polo Trophy .
Media 10’s award-winning magazine portfolio also includes icon magazine, the leading international architecture and design magazine; OnOffice, the market-leading workplace design magazine; Grand Designs, the magazine of the leading property program on Channel 4; The Selfbuilder, a monthly resource for anyone looking to refurbish their home.
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Popular Japanese contemporary artist Yoshitomo Nara has designed Doggy Radio, a fully functional radio that comes with a red nose that lights up when turned on. The nose also functions as a radio dial and the volume is controlled underneath the dog’s chin.
The plastic polymer tabletop dog is priced at $2,500 with an edition size of 3,000 worldwide. Pace Prints is the exclusive seller in North America, who’ve been alloted 500 and of which they sold 45 at Art Miami, according to Artnet.