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I didn't know, i need an axe?

by Eberle, Lars 12 July 2010 in Product Design

But now i am sure, that i want one of those!  Why not have a look at the beautifully  handcrafted and individually painted axes by the "Best made Company".

We are presenting the "Table Berlin" on DMY 2010

by Eberle, Lars 8 June 2010 in Product Design

Why not visit our stand in Tempelhof airport /Hangar 5 between the 9th and 13th this month?!  Public opening is on wednesday, the 9th at 20.00pm. We are looking forward to meeting you in one of the greatest airports in this world.

Further information about DMY here: DMY Website

All information about our "Table Berlin" here:

How beautiful a zipper can be!

by Mentzel, Anna 9 March 2010 in Product Design

Reborne Jewelry from Paris creates handmade fine jewelry by using materials like zippers in a very unusual manner.

View more of the current collection that features necklaces, cuffs and bracelets here.


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Personality Socks

by Eberle, Lars 8 January 2010 in Product Design

This was one of my favourite products in DMY 2009 and can now be bought for 15,- EUR online at designspray.

Personality Socks by chris&ruby.

Nussknacker Mania

by Mentzel, Anna 17 December 2009 in Product Design

Lately it came to my mind that the wood craft from German Erzgebirge could serve as a source of inspiration for modern character design.

Those Ergebirge miners from about 150 years and even earlier ago developed quite a mania choosing simple forms and shapes, long before Oskar Schlemmer created his Triardisches Ballett.

Having that in mind I stumbled across this exhibition in Berlin Torstrasse presenting these plain big guys:


Nussknacker
by David Mallon

Maison Mallon
Torstrasse 76

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