erdem selek crafts PlusMinus screwdrivers like polished art pieces

milan design week 2017: the PlusMinus screwdriver set by turkish product designer erdem selek reinterprets this homeware tool into polished items that intuitively and visually tune with our living spaces. the design is a fine example of a pure use of material which makes the product a precious tool that could be kept for generations. the products are set to be exhibited during the salone ‘satellite’ in milano during milan design week. 

the set consists of a 3/16” flat-bladed and phillips #2 type screwdrivers
all images © erdem selek design studio

erdem selek‘s collection for the upcoming salone satellite is made with polished stainless steel and its carefully devised form fits the hand perfectly, while also allowing it to sit on a desk like a small yet perfectly crafted art piece. more importantly, plus and minus signs are engraved for them to encourage users to instinctively screw or unscrew. the set consists of phillips #2 and 3/16” flat-bladed screwdrivers.

plus and minus signs are positioned for an instinctive guide to unscrew or screw

the carefully devised form fits the hand perfectly, allowing one to use with less force

plusminus screwdrivers are made out of pure 304 stainless steel

the product is designed to sit on one’s desk like a small yet perfectly formed work of art 

the pieces visually fit in any living environments

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