Slider, rigid wallet with RFID protection
Slider is a rigid wallet made of aluminum with RFID protection. Designed to carry from 1 to 6 cards, it has an ingenious automatic ejection mechanism that presents them in stages.
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Ovetto, container for selective waste collection
Ovetto is a container for the selective collection of waste, perfect for modern home and office environments.
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Linesca, the infinite modular bench
Linesca is the modular outdoor seating system with endless possibilities for total customisation.
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Silhouette Titan Minimal Art Highlight, Gravity 0
Silhouette’s new Titan Minimal Art collection represents a challenge to boundaries and innovation. Used on numerous space missions, the iconic Titan Minimal Art has provided clarity to astronauts since 2000.
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Bigscreen Beyond 2, less is more
Bigscreen Beyond 2 is a unique VR headset. Redefine immersion with state-of-the-art optics.
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Aitor Jungle King III, a matter of survival
The Jungle King III knife is the little brother of the survival range of the Spanish firm Aitor Knives.
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Grace armchair, art and provocation by Pietro del Vaglio
Grace is an iconic armchair. Conceived by the architect and designer Pietro del Vaglio, it fuses art and functionality.
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Nivea, skincare since 1911
Nivea is the brand we all identify with skincare. Millions of people around the world trust the Nivea brand.
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Lokum, glass side table
Lokum is the glass side table created by Sabine Marcelis for Acerbis. Matter, light and colour merge in an exercise that is as geometric as it is soft.
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m-sinfonetta, its name says it all
m-sinfonettaº is the leading exponent of Poet Audio’s active sound systems, which is why “its name says it all”.
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TruArc 20 luminous compass, so you don’t miss the North
TruArc™ 20 is the most advanced base compass from the prestigious Brunton company. It is made in Riverton, Wyoming (USA).
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Adidas: “Impossible is nothing”
Adidas is the most recognized sports brand worldwide. And it is so because of its constant innovation, its quality and its commitment to sport.
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Formosa, perpetual wall calendar, 1963, Enzo Mari
We have seen the Formosan perpetual calendar in many pictures and movies and, at least I, had no additional information.
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Piquadro 15.6″ waterproof backpack
The Piquadro Backpack is an excellent choice to carry our things. The 15.6″ model (size of our laptop), waterproof, is ideal for also keeping our belongings safe.
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Font 5.1, the switch that makes the difference
A Font 5.1 switch is an invitation to calm, to contemplation. Flipping a Font 5.1 switch is a liturgical ritual that initiates a function and produces a sense of well-being.
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Hermès, “leather forever” since 1837
Six generations have been involved in the Hermès phenomenon, a family business with very good adjectives. Since 1837 it has maintained intact values that have allowed it to rise, without any doubt, to the top of luxury brands.
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Boby Cart, Joe Colombo’s magical functionality
The Boby Cart is an exercise in dynamism and versatility. Completely modular, this creation by Joe Colombo, allows 100% storage of a rectangular prism.
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Tina Koyama, deep and beautiful signage
I got to know this design by Tina Koyama by taking a look at the interesting website Behance.net, site or social network of creators owned by the Adobe group.
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Saguaro coat rack, the new function of the cactus
This coat rack, designed by Stefano Giovannoni for Qeeboo, reflects with some fidelity (yes, without thorns) the giant cactus of the Sonoran desert. Made with solution-dyed recycled polyethylene, it has 3 arms and a circular metal base lacquered in powder.
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Zaha Hadid, dynamic and curvilinear architecture
Zaha Hadid, an Anglo-Iraqi architect, born in Baghdad in 1950, brought a new vision to contemporary architecture. Her daring projects and her unmistakable curvilinear stamp took her to the top of 21st century architecture.
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Libro, the ingenious Pop armchair of the ’70s
Libro is an armchair that surprises: designed by Gianni Pareschi for Busnelli in 1970, it looks like an open book. Now it is relaunched with new materials, colors and technical devices, all without losing its original identity.
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Palomino Blackwing 602, the best pencil in the world
Blackwing 602 is the brand and model that marked a before and after in the pencil industry. Considered the best pencil in the world, it reached a price of up to $40 per unit.
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Omega, the value of time
Omega is the twenty-fourth letter of the Greek alphabet (Ω, ω), but it is also the brand of watches that represents “the value of time”.
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Matsuda M5001, beautiful balance
Recently added to the Matsuda catalog, the M5001 sunglasses represent a significant advancement over the Japanese manufacturer’s already admired “rimless” collection. On this occasion, as the title of this article reflects, the shape of the crystals is the “culprit” of this beautiful balance.
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