Upstart company Interead's new COOL-ER e-book reader makes reading look positively nu-rave. It's aimed at people who are non-tecchy. It's also launching an E-book store says Reading-based CEO Neil Jones. Eight different colours in eight different languages, the COOL-er was launched as Jones realised demand for the Kindle outstripped available supply and that there was still room in the market.
Showing posts with label british design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label british design. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 May 2009
Reading goes Nu-rave
Upstart company Interead's new COOL-ER e-book reader makes reading look positively nu-rave. It's aimed at people who are non-tecchy. It's also launching an E-book store says Reading-based CEO Neil Jones. Eight different colours in eight different languages, the COOL-er was launched as Jones realised demand for the Kindle outstripped available supply and that there was still room in the market.
Labels:
british design,
Cool-er,
e-reader,
Interead,
kindle,
Neil Jones,
REading
Thursday, 16 April 2009
Salone preview
Established and Sons have JUST released a picture of Matali Crasset's Open Room No. 1, this is still a prototype and they have got seven days to put together the final version for Salone next week. It also might come with a rug. There is an integrated light, shelves and filing cabinets that can be arranged accordingly.
Sunday, 12 April 2009
Leica Editions
German Leica M8 cameras have recently undergone stylish makeovers with the "White", "Safari" and collaboration edition with astronomically expensive French leather goods doyenne Hermes

Only 500 units of "Safari" are in production so get ebaying. The colour was inspired by the olive green paint used on the M cameras supplied by Leitz to the Bundeswehr (Germany army) in the sixties and the originaly hard to find Leica R3 Safari.

Hermes x Leica

Clinical "White" Leica
Only 500 units of "Safari" are in production so get ebaying. The colour was inspired by the olive green paint used on the M cameras supplied by Leitz to the Bundeswehr (Germany army) in the sixties and the originaly hard to find Leica R3 Safari.
Hermes x Leica
Clinical "White" Leica
Labels:
british design,
camera,
hermes,
leica editions,
leica hermes,
leica safari,
leica white,
safari,
white
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
Come Dine With Me
Lots of people steal from restaurants. Unlike the poor coffee spoon thief/diner that was victim to chef Tom Aiken's wrath back in '04, most people don't get caught. British restaurant chain Canteen's must-have offering is a table - only the more advanced shoplifters among you need apply. Designed by new design group Very Good and Proper.Go legal and buy it from it's sole stockist Twenty Twenty One
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Wednesday, 4 March 2009
Do put all your eggs in one basket
Japanese company Tamanohada's soap are all completely natural and don't have that all too common astringently artificial pong. The packaging is to die for.
In case you hadn't realised they're not eggs they're soaps!

Love the very graphic signage on each individual soap

An individual soap
In case you hadn't realised they're not eggs they're soaps!
Love the very graphic signage on each individual soap
An individual soap
Labels:
beauty,
british design,
graphic,
japanese design,
natural,
soap
Sweet Cubism
Toronto-based Ninutik make the most stylish maple sugar products in Canada.
Maple sugar cube

Make sure no-one in the house mistakes it for cheese (although it will serve them right for not asking your permission first!)
Maple sugar cube
Make sure no-one in the house mistakes it for cheese (although it will serve them right for not asking your permission first!)
Labels:
british design,
canada,
confectionery,
ninutik,
sugar
Have your cake and eat it...
Washing up is now oh, so fun thanks again to Sam Hecht's
Industrial Facility

Slice of sponge cake anyone?
Industrial Facility
Slice of sponge cake anyone?
Labels:
british design,
design,
industrial facility,
sam hecht
Monday, 2 March 2009
50 Scent
New soy wax candles from a series of three by Baxter of California. Packaging is by Marc Atlan who injected the pazzaz into the Comme des Garçons, Helmut Lang and Yves Saint Laurent packaging.
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