Parsons Admission
Design inspiration curated by the Admission Staff at Parsons the New School for Design in New York City.
Here is a fun new product from Russian design company Maximovich Design founded by two young designers named Anna and Maxim Maximov. The objects are meant to be physical ‘markers’ to help you remember important items, like your keys or wallet, as you’re rushing out the door.
Tiny 3D printed Eames chair!
Foldable bike helmet with a flexible elastic straps for comfort and ventilation from Carrera.
The “Paint or Die But Love Me” Table designed by John Nouanesing.
Meet the Delta Lamp, the latest from French designer, Malet Thibaut. The lamp is assembled by the buyer and uses just pieces of wood for the main structure and 60 rubber bands to allow for customizable lighting.
Heavy sleeper? A new alarm app makes you shake your phone until you’re awake.
“Placing your hand over your phone will trigger the snooze, while flipping over your phone will turn off your alarm. And for heavy sleepers like us, there’s the shake mode, which forces you to shake your iPhone until you get up.”
Aptly put in the ‘Shut Up and Take My Money of the Day’ section of The Daily What is Gifty, an instant camera that can capture up to 5 seconds of video, then print out the individual frames to view as a flip book. Quite a thesis project from designer Jiho Jang.
If you prefer soft edges and cushiony walls, you may want to look into Pillow! Pillow is a series of soft and colorful wall panels that bring functionality to any wall in your home or office designed by Robert Bronwasser of Smool.
