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(via Step Inside The Century-Old Japanese House In Brooklyn This Weekend: Gothamist)
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A cordless, energy-saving fan designed by Japanese company Balmuda. This “GreenFan mini” won the 2012 Good Design Award in Small and Medium Enterprises for this cutting-edge design, which features a cordless body, advanced digital monitor, quietness, airflow and energy efficiency, as well as the ability to mimic a natural breeze! Eco Monday: Energy-Saving Fan by Balmuda
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It never hurts when a designer has a fresh take on classic design — especially when the re-interpretation is as beautiful as these tree trunk inspired Artek stools by designer Nao Tamura. Rings: Tree-Trunk Inspired Artek Stools by Nao Tamura
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Dutch designers Douwe Jacobs and Tom Schouten have taken origami to the next level. Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, the two created a chair that is entirely portable as it can be  disassembled and folded into a completely flat, envelope shaped square with a handle for easy carrying. The Flux Chair by Douwe Jacobs & Tom Schouten
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Vegetabrella: Use a head of lettuce as your umbrella!
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Tamashi Chair: made using a wound beech wood veneer technique.
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Packaging designed for cold brewed tea bags, inspired by the “ice flake”. [more info here]

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