‘x-ray lights’ by won-suk cho

a dual-view compact digital camera featuring a 3.0" flip-out adjustable LCD screen which can rotate from 0 to 180 degrees, making any shot possible.

created from the same base as traditional korean paper, the chair is an example of how the organic fiber can replace toxic plastic.  

the design conveys a particular aesthetic value with a nuance of amusement by using the writing utensil as its structural component.

featuring liquid cooling technology, the bulbs are available in 100, 75, 60 and 40 watt equivalents to offer the light quality of incandescents, but each one lasts 25 times as long and is 80% more energy efficient.

multiple LED units are combined into a single bulb, mimicking the size and color quality of incandescents while offering increased energy efficiency.

this energy saving-long life LED bulb is the first in the world to use clear glass to show the light source. with same dimensions as the traditional light source, it can be used as a perfect replacement for incande...