Messalina Schneider - A plastic board for cutting vegetables, meat and so forth. But certainly you need knives for cutting as well. And to avoid an additional knife block ...
... the knives hide inside the board where the blades stay protected in the plastic. Only the handles are visible on the bottom side, embedded into the board. If needed, the board can be opened up so the handles themselves can be pulled out.
One of nine designs of the product series and diploma "Anssichtssachen - Camouflage of Everyday Products", at the UdK Berlin, 2004
. awarded with the iF Product Design Award 2005.concepts
. exhibited i.a. at the "Ambiente 2005", Frankfurt, Germany
. Rights for commercialization sold to "Normann Copenhagen"
Giessela Bloomfield - Wet potter’s clay has a darker color than dry clay. The design benefits from this feature, inspired by vanishing script. On the dry potter’s clay the writing “giess mich” (water me) is visible, if the plant needs water. As soon as it has been watered ...
... the script, written in the color of wet clay, gets invisible. The writing does not appear again until the dirt gets dry.
One of nine designs of the product series and diploma "Anssichtssachen - Camouflage of Everyday Products", at the UdK Berlin, 2004
. awarded with the iF Product Design Award 2005.concepts
. exhibited i.a. at the "Ambiente 2005", Frankfurt, Germany
. German Utility Patent No. 202004017517.7
Siebfried Reibert - This colander would actually be a typical noodle colander. If not ...
... a grater had slipped in, that takes on the look of the colander. Following the example of mimicry, the grater resorts to an object with a similar structure – finding a likely partner in the colander.
One of nine designs of the product series and diploma "Anssichtssachen - Camouflage of Everyday Products", at the UdK Berlin, 2004
. awarded with the iF Product Design Award 2005.concepts
. exhibited i.a. at the "Ambiente 2005", Frankfurt, Germany
upside down - Kitchen Workplace meets Workbench - Inspired by working benches and canteen kitchens »upside down« supports the daily actions in the kitchen by offering different tools which are hidden underneath its surface. If needed they can be integrated into the work flow (cutting, stirring, e.g.), where they minimize the effort of strength and ease repetitive movements of the hands. The design was developed with focus on the special needs of seniors but without being limited to this target group.
In cooperation with Karen Olze, at the UdK Berlin 2003
Awards
. 1st prize "my way / ALNO Design Award 2005"
. 3rd prize "iF Award 2003 Lebensträume"
. exhibited i.a. at the SaloneSatellite, Salone Internazionale del Mobile Milano 2003 (Booth of the UdK Berlin)
flügge 01 - Branding, Poster Design and Catalogue
for the degreeshow of graduates of the studies »Industrial Design« at the University of the Arts Berlin
Design project in cooperation with Karen Olze and Birgit Borho at the UdK Berlin 2001
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