The Dexim Visible Green charger and sync cable is an efficient and stylish way to charge and sync your Apple mobile devices. The unique glow color adds flair to your technology while helping you save time and energy.

At first the dexim iPhone charger looks like a normal illuminated cable, however thanks to its Electroluminescent light (EL) technology charger cord illuminates without consuming additional electricity. The charger helps you save energy and makes reducing stand-by power a breeze: its automatic shut-off feature kicks in whenever your device is fully charged. Also, the charger’s cord flowing EL lights change their pace according to the strength of your charge. At full battery capacity, the glowing stops to let you know your device is ready for use.

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The M3-M4 rings by Canadian design studio The National Design Collective (the NDC) propose an alternative view on our perception of beauty and luxury.

Where luxury items are typically based upon their rarity, M3-M4 challenge this notion by redefining that luxury should stem from utility merit and not on scarcity. In the M3-M4 Rings a hex-screw is placed where one would expect to see a diamond or at least a shiny precious stone. This is indeed an ingenious concept with sleek “industrial” aesthetics that highlights the mechanical beauty found in common functional objects, the “Hidden Heroes” of everyday life.

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The Extra Normal Wall Clock designed by Ross McBride for Japanese Normal Timepieces is sleek, elegant and utterly minimalist but at the same time flawlessly retains its practicality.

At first glance, an elegant, minimal wall clock. But things are not so simple. A subtle effect is taking place, as elusive numbers pass in and out of view. The “secret of the clock” is the ingenious “hour hand” that is actually a disk, with the hour hand shape reversed out, exposing the numbered face beneath. With this clever solution a subtle effect is taking place, as elusive numbers pass in and out of view.

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The graceful MANTIS lamp is an elegantly simplified variant of the iconic desk lamp, which combines minimalism and purist design with a playful emotion.

Designed by Berlin-based studio Böttcher+Henssler for Slovenian lighting manufacturer Vertigo Bird the MANTIS lamp is a masterpiece of minimal design. It is made of made of lightly stained solid maple and an aluminum tube. The lamp uses energy-saving LEDs placed with precision to provide a natural like warm white light emanating from a hollowed out wooden fixture. The result is a delicate balance of lightness, minimalism and the natural character of the wood……

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The Wonder Box was designed by Monica Förster for German furniture manufacturer Richard Lampert and it is a clever kids furniture that demonstrates what multifunctionality can do.

At first glance, Wonder Box appears to be a minimalist monochrome cube, when in fact it’s a table and matching bench that fit perfectly one into the other, forming a compact block. On further inspection, the duo presents many more practical details and additional functions. On the one side, the rotating tabletop can be used as a writing desk and on the other side, the special surface finish means it can be used as a blackboard. This little Wonder Box, looks adorable and offer many different functions, both Kids and Parents will love it……

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Mathhew Shlian creates unique minimalist artworks, using expertly sculpted paper. His exciting paper-cut paintings are strict, precise and striking,

With the Extraction Series, the process of moving through space is once again Shlian’s starting point. Set within the constraints of a square foundation, the compositions feature movement, rotation, and extrusion. These distinctive artworks exude an uncanny tension, as if the forms were trying to escape the page and the boundaries of the square. Shlian’s work uses geometry in order to make simplicity coexist with complexity, simply sublime.

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Really, we have nothing to add here.

LIFE IS ART

Simply inspiring.

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Next Saturday (September 29th 2012)  the world’s best urban artists will gather on the beautiful Greek Island of Santorini to participate in a breathtaking Parkour competition at Red Bull Art of Motion 2012.

In the unique ambience of the immaculate white city of Santorini, perched on the rocky cliffs, 21 Traceurs will compete against each other, defying gravity and juggling on the roofs and alleys of the island in the process. Risky climbs, incredible leaps and daring tricks produced an intense and fascinating race until the finish point. Rooftops, domes, terraces and swimming pools, are all part of the extended course with a height differential of more than 50 meters that the athletes have to master within the given time limit.

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