The "Design Shanghai" exhibition ended successfully on March 30, and the Milan Furniture Exhibition will open again in April. From Cologne, Germany to Paris, France and then to Shanghai, China, global design geniuses have come with their masterpieces, opening up a new impression for the first season of 2015 and activate the good design in 2015.
In this issue of "Design Special", it not only includes the essence of the four major design exhibitions in the world in spring - including "Rescue Ordinary Design Concept", "Inventory of the Best Design Products in 2015", and "Dialogue with Designer of the Year";
At the same time, the "Design Special" also previews the popular trends of future design: 3D printing, cross-border combinations and product intelligence...
Move your fingers and put a few checks on the machine, and lifelike products will immediately appear in front of you. 3D printing technology not only quickly changes the traditional design method, but also penetrates into every part of your life at an extremely fast speed. In the future, everything you can imagine or beyond your imagination can be printed with one click.
Live on the moon
Famous Architecture + Works with the European Space Agency to build 3D printed buildings using existing materials on the moon. In the next few years, using existing construction technology in conjunction with three-dimensional printing, it will be possible for humans to build buildings on the moon.
Looi +
Asia's first 3D printing fashion show
Belgian 3D printing pioneer and Malaysian designer Looi have collaborated to combine technology with fashion to design Asia's first 3D printing fashion series and hold an open fashion show.
Affordable children's prosthetics
After clearly realizing what the basic functions a child wants and needs, the designer designed this affordable prosthesis to help more children. The prosthesis will be exhibited in the Milan Design Midweek exhibition area during April 2015.
Cross-border design is no longer a rare thing. Nowadays, if a designer does not cross-border, he will be regarded as an alien. Architects can make chairs and design clothing, and furniture designers can also make dessert chocolate...
Zaha Hadid
The "Architectural Devil" who makes her own fashion
After designing the nomadic Art Museum, Zaha Hadid became increasingly inspired to design concept bags for Louis, accessories, and a shoe series. Recently, he designed a controversial billboard for a street in the UK.
A genius designer plays racing
Get used to the combination of beautiful women in fragrant cars, it is time for designers to join hands with cars. Recently, the famous fashion designers joined hands with Jaguar to launch the 2015 spring superhero co-branded model based on XE.
Cool
Born to cross-border
Cool from Finland is itself a cross-border design agency. In the continuous exploration of the creativity of daily necessities, their creations involve pillows, clocks, and lamps...
In the future, smart products will be an eternal theme. In the future, more and more daily necessities will gradually become technological. For example, chairs, tables and other daily necessities will be equipped with smart chips, making the items more closely connected with users, and items.
Tumi
Travelable box truck
Who said that a suitcase can only store objects and travel with you when you go out? Will a travel suitcase always become a burden every time you are exhausted? "Traveling box car" gives you zero burden on travel during holidays: it is equipped with power motors inside and outside the box and adds pulleys, making the originally cumbersome suitcase a movable car, and has built-in RFID radio frequency chips, so you no longer have to worry about not being able to find your luggage when you get off the plane.
Ritot Watch
Project the message on the back of your hand
Showing tattoos on your arms is no longer unique enough. In the intelligent era, the show "projection" is popular! Ukrainian designers have created a smart watch called "Ritot" with a built-in projector that can not only project time on the back of the user's hand, but also display the name, text messages, and emails of the caller on the arm. The user just needs to shake it gently and immediately brand an electronic "tattoo". After shaking it again, the "tattoo" disappears, which is more convenient and interesting than a real tattoo. In addition, users can also change the projection color according to their preferences and change the "tattoo" color at any time.
van
Make clothes charge
Fashion designer Pauline Van Dogen has developed an experimental clothing line for rechargeable, linking two seemingly unrelated industries of fashion and solar. She embeds solar panels and circuits in fabrics, opening up the future prospects of wearable technology that are both fashionable and energy-efficient.
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