kawamura ganjavian (8 articles)
kawamura ganjavian: ductpan
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in contrast to a standard model, this dustpan includes a funnel duct in its handle to simplify the process of emptying it out.
in contrast to a standard model, this dustpan includes a funnel duct in its handle to simplify the process of emptying it out.
kawamura ganjavian: caterpillar trestles
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designed with a bundle of legs in place of only two, 'caterpillar trestles' appear to be set in perpetual motion.
designed with a bundle of legs in place of only two, 'caterpillar trestles' appear to be set in perpetual motion.
kawamura ganjavian: funnel neck
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'funnel neck' is bottle top that screws on conventional PET water bottles. thanks to its funnel shape, it collects rainwater or helps to fill the bottle with tap water while »
'funnel neck' is bottle top that screws on conventional PET water bottles. thanks to its funnel shape, it collects rainwater or helps to fill the bottle with tap water while allowing users the act of watering plants.
studio kg: infomab10 pavilion
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madrid based design group studio-kg recently completed their mobile pavilion infomab10 located at the matadero cultural centre, madrid
madrid based design group studio-kg recently completed their mobile pavilion infomab10 located at the matadero cultural centre, madrid
studio kg: earshell
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earshell design is a simple sound enhancing device.
earshell design is a simple sound enhancing device.
studio kg: scenter
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similar to a photograph, scenter is a depository of scents that evokes personal memories.
similar to a photograph, scenter is a depository of scents that evokes personal memories.
spanish product design collective merry kawamura ganjavian
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studio kg: eat with your fingers
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eating etiquette rules always remind us to not eat with our fingers. however, most of our daily-life munching requires us to pick up our food with our hands. 'eat with your »
eating etiquette rules always remind us to not eat with our fingers. however, most of our daily-life munching requires us to pick up our food with our hands. 'eat with your fingers' finds a middle ground with its set of three mini-piece cutlery that fit at the end of our fingers
