Design Which

Design Which

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

 

Portal One

Portal One is a pair of headphones designed for shared work and study spaces. A lighting panel shows animated abstract visuals that signal the wearer's need for focus. The colors used are shades of blue, purple and green, chosen for their calm and focused associations. The light is noticeable without being distracting or overly bright. The right panel also works as a touch area for swipe and tap media control. A long press starts the focus time mode for one hour, which can also be set through a mobile application.

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Meama Dropper

Meama Dropper is a vending machine for coffee capsules, made for offices and business centres. The machine holds between 810 and 1290 capsules in six modular mechanisms, one for each blend. Capsules of 37 mm and 51 mm diameter can be combined, and the configuration is changed with a screwdriver in a few minutes. Tempered glass keeps the contents visible, so the condition of the capsules can be checked. Orders are placed through a mobile application by scanning a QR code. If a capsule is not delivered, the payment is returned automatically.

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PaMu Nano

PaMu Nano develops "invisible in the ear" earbuds tailored for young users and suitable for more scenarios. Design is based on more than 5,000 users' ear data optimization, and finally ensures that most of ears will be comfortable when wearing them, even during lying on your side. The surface of charging case uses special elastic cloth to hide the indicator light through the integrated packaging tech. Magnetic suction helps easy operating. BT5.0 simplifies operation while maintains a fast and stable connection, and aptX codec ensures higher sound quality. IPX6 Water-resistance.

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Mama

Mama is a stackable chair designed for community spaces such as conference rooms, training rooms, waiting areas and outdoor settings. The chair is available with or without armrests and can be connected in rows. A monocoque structure in polyamide reinforced with 20 percent glass fiber forms the single-piece body, which is fully recyclable. The backrest surface carries rounded micro reliefs that reduce the contact area and support the natural transpiration of the body. The curved surfaces ensure ergonomic comfort. Up to ten chairs can be stacked vertically.

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Iko

Iko is a hanging chair designed as a quiet retreat within open offices. The form is based on the icosahedron, one of the five Platonic solids, and this geometry gives the design its name. The main structure combines wooden elements with CNC-milled metal cylinders. Triangular acoustic panels are covered with pure wool textile, and the seat is filled with grain husk. The chair hangs from hemp ropes. Iko can be used to read, focus, make a phone call, work or rest, without disturbing other people in the same room.

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Liric

Liric aims to deliver the perfect balance between cutting edge technology and well thought design. On the outside, the headphone blends materials like magnesium, leather, stainless steel and aluminum in an ergonomic design with a sleek, modern finish. The union of black leather and gloss matte spatters is a subtle nod to the textures found on magnesium parts of professional photo cameras. Metallic copper accents compliment the all black elements, maintaining an elegant, contemporary design language.

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