Design News Mag

Design News Mag

Design News Mag featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Brooklyn Luxury

Inspired by the passion of the client for rich historical residences, this project represents an adaptation of the functionalism and tradition to the intentions of the present. Thus, the classic style was chosen, adapted and stylized to the canons of contemporary design and modern technologies, the novel materials of good quality have contributed to the creation of this project - a true jewel of the New York Architecture. Expected expenditures will exceed 5 million American dollars, will offer the premise of creating a stylish and opulent interior, but also functional and comfortable.

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Blooming

Sonja‘s eyewear design was inspired by blossoming flowers and early spectacle frames. Combining the organic forms of nature and the functional elements of spectacle frames the designer developed a convertible item that can be easily manipulated giving several different looks. The product was also designed with a practical folding possibility, taking as little space as possible in the carriers bag. The lenses are produced of laser-cut plexiglass with Orchid flower prints, and the frames are made manually using 18k gold plated brass.

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Bauhaus

Bauhaus is a wristwatch designed with a minimal and bold appearance. The 41 millimeter case is made of surgical grade 316L stainless steel with a physical vapor deposition coating, which resists corrosion and scratches. A Seiko VD72 quartz movement with a date function is used, and the crown sets the date, the hours and the minutes. The water resistance rate is 5ATM, or 50 meters. The 20 millimeter strap has a quick release system for a fast change of style. Clean lines and a simple framework guide the whole design.

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Blue Daisy

Daisy's are composite flowers with two flowers combined into one, an inner section and an outer petal section. It symbolizes the intertwining of two representing true love or the ultimate bond. The design blends in the uniqueness of the daisy flower allowing the wearer to wear the Blue Daisy in multiple ways. The choice of blue sapphires for the petals are to emphasize inspiration for hope, desire and love. Yellow sapphires chosen for the central flower petal engulfs the wearer to feel a sense of joy and pride giving the wearer complete serenity and confidence in displaying its elegance.

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Infinite Series

Infinite Series is a collection of rings formed by continuous stream lines. The lines flow over each ring from front to back and from inside to outside, folded and overlaid. The design offers a visual experience that follows a continuous loop in three dimensions. Such a loop cannot be shown in two dimensions and is understood only by observing the ring as a three-dimensional object. The patterns and shapes were generated with a computational dynamic design system. Each ring is made by wax printing and cast in matte black steel.

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Spatial

Spatial is a two finger ring designed for everyday wear. The ring is made of 18k gold plated brass and is set with blue and white druzy. An open metal frame structure holds the stone, so that both the stone and the frame receive emphasis. The open form keeps the druzy clearly visible and prevents the metal from dominating the design. The geometric structure follows principles taken from architecture. The contrast between the frame and the shining stone expresses hope and strength. The ring is offered in sizes 6 and 7.

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World's greatest design teams.

Sometimes you need a very big team of talented designers to come up with truly great designs. Everyday, we feature a distinct award-winning innovative and creative design team. Explore and discover original and creative architecture, good design, fashion, graphics design and design strategy projects from design teams worldwide. Get inspired by the original works by grand master designers.

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