15 Dec 2010 // 9:41
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Leave the domino effect to books, people, and well, real dominoes. In Carbon Design's Domino Clock, the black dots silently switch to white dots to indicate the time, functioning similar to a digital clock.

 

A custom actuator was designed to power the thousands of transitions the dots make each day, and the only time power is used in the clock is when those transitions are made (kind of like e-paper devices).

 

The individual dominoes of the clock communicate wirelessly to correctly display the time, and they can hang on a wall or stand freely.

 

More info here.

 

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12 Oct 2010 // 11:37
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With a laptop, smartphone, and ubiquitous WiFi, do desks matter anymore?

 

This short film, entitled "The Desk," tackles a fascinating subject we all take for granted, exploring the work surfaces of artists, designers, and writers, messy and minimal.


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27 Aug 2010 // 18:03
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The apartment and private gallery, which apparently can be found somewhere in Greenwich Village, New York, was designed by UNstudio for some enviably wealthy fellow over the course of the last three years.

 

Its curving walls offer ample space for the owner's private art collection, and the space is lit by 18,000 diffused LEDs.

 

More info and photos here.

 

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