Here’s the most amusing toy from our childhood, the “telephone” made with a string stretched between two tin cans.
The technique works, the design works, do we need more? – this is the enthusiasm and satisfaction we imagine Renáta Farkas and Erika Molnár, two university students from Eger installed and shared their latest project, thus stating to the world: childhood never ends.
Behance project: Dumadoboz | Tin Can Phone Project | Design/AIR
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It started out as a love project, but later they realized that making paper out of waste is not only an exciting creative process, but an ethical and sustainable one, too. We asked the founders of Greenwerk about the manufacturing of the uniquely textured papers.
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Tokyo is already frequently in the center of attention of the design and architectural world, but recently they were featured in the news for a particularly extraordinary project: public toilets, one cooler than the other, are being handed over each week in the city, designed by star architects like Tadao
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Constant and changing | SPLIT collection by YOZA
The lamps of the SPLIT collection designed by István Józsa evoke stability in terms of materials and a continuous circle with their shape.
The same as in the case of the other products of YOZA, we can observe the dissolution of contrasts in the case of the SPLIT collection too.