*POP* … Watch out! It’s the Champagne Cork Capsule Stool.
Pardon me?
Yes, well, let’s call it the brain-child of the US designer, James Herman, then, shall we?

At TFTS, we’re always looking for that next big thing in eco design and I think this might just fall into the winner’s category. The Sycamore Ceiling fan is not only inspired by nature

If you want to explore the Antarctic, you are already one step closer to madness in my opinion, and may actually enjoy driving along in one of these bizarre Concept Ice Vehicles by Lotus.

The Shelter Cart for the homeless is a nifty design that will hopefully improve the future of the less fortunate by combatting two problems that the homeless face on a daily basis.

These beauties caught my eye (yes, yes, I’m aware of the pun) … but being a contact lens wearer myself, this particular story was one I couldn’t not be interested in. These so called “Smart” contact lenses apparently measure pressure within the eye and dispense medication accordingly.

With the overriding fashion in the gadget and electronics industries being the production of ultra slim devices (just look at tends in the design of cell phones and HDTV units by way of examples) designer Kong Fanwen has taken matters to their logical extreme in terms of waterproof keyboard design …

Invariably there will be those that will argue that, in ‘merely’ being a concept, this touchscreen universal remote conceived of by David Chacon has the luxury of being as desirable as it pleases in being wholly fictitious and constrained only by the designer’s scope of imagination, but to do so …

It’s been a while since we featured any form of lighting here on TFTS but the moment we came across this fascinating concept from Norwegian designer Daniel Rybakken, known simply as ‘Daylight Comes Sideways’, which uses a series of dimmable LEDs to not only create false daylight (an artificial window …