The Weight Recorder: The Synesthetic Recorder of Involuntary Memory

The Weight Recorder by Weiche Design Works.
This project seeks to analyse our body as a memory container that contains both physical and emotional experiences. By using two ordinary objects, a scale and a height chart, that translate biological data into a readable language which allows us to recall a particular experience or moment easily.
The scale and height charts might remain unnoticed in daily life but nevertheless, when encountered, they offer a significant ‘hint’. In this way, as long as people find interest in the objects, they will be touched and surprised. While people have diverse personal value systems, with this, everyone responds to the hint, not only the one who had the original experience. In summary, the aim of the project is to investigate the relationship between the body, psychology and an object, in terms of memory. Following this, the way memories, objects and human beings influence each other, will be analysed.
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Creative interior inspiration #2
Amazing and very creative interior designs and furniture designs for your inspiration. Enjoy :)
Pillow stool by Hong Ying Guo
A stool with simple and modern design, created by the designer Hong Ying Guo.


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Surface by Microsoft

Microsoft introduces ‘Surface‘, their uber-cool tablet. From touch to type, office to living room, from your screen to the big screen, you can see more, share more, and do more with Surface.
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Mood Mug

Mood Mugs have been cleverly designed with double wall insulation to ensure that your beverage is kept hot but your hands kept cool, eliminating the need for a handle and creating more cupboard space.
Happy Larry, Seriously Sleepy, Monstrously Moody, Horribly Hungover, whatever side of the bed you wake up on, your mug can reflect your mood!
TetraBox Light Made From Recycled Drink Packaging
Made from recycled drink packaging, designer Ed Chew has created the TetraBox ceiling light. Once installed, the lamp casts a cool web of shadows and shapes into the surrounding space. (see more pictures here)


Check out more pictures of the TetraBox Light Made From Recycled Drink Packaging. Via Enpundit
Marqueed: A New Web Tool For Creative Collaboration
The best design often comes from collaboration, but it can be near impossible to get your whole team in the same room. Whether you are collecting inspiration for a new fashion line or making final edits to a graphic design project, it’s always better to show than tell. Marqueed was created to efficiently bridge those distances and streamline your collaborative workflow.

Marqueed allows users quickly collect images from around the web, save them into public or private collections, and discuss them with invited collaborators. Marqueed was created by designers for designers. The app is in it’s beta release and the Marqueed team is looking for feedback from fellow creative people. Drop them a line on Facebook, and follow their page for feature updates.
Watch this video to get a quick idea of what Marqueed is all about:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCEqZkE81kc
Go to the Marqueed site and give it a try. Let them know what you think.
The Copenhagen Wheel by Christine Outram
The Copenhagen Wheel turns the bike you already own, quickly and easily into an electric bike with regeneration and real-time environmental sensing capabilities. The wheel harvests the energy you input while braking and cycling and stores it for when you need a bit of a boost. At the same time, sensors in the wheel are collecting information about air and noise pollution, congestion and road conditions.
Bottle Opener Made From Recycled Golf Clubs

An upcycled wooden golf club head has been converted to a bottle opener which is perfect for the celebrating the business deal you closed on the back nine. View more photos at HiConsumption.
Hand Juicer by Quirky Stem

Stem allows you to easily to spray juice directly from a citrus fruit, taking out the annoying cutting and squeezing process. See more photos at HiConsumption.


