Yes, that’s right. A fruiton. What a name!? I was so excited to see this in a Tel Aviv design store last week. Loved the design, the name made me smile and then there’s the concept. This isn’t your beat-up old post-college futon. The Fruiton is made by Israeli Design studio Tom Pol because “every [...]
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Israel’s Design Answer to the Fruit Bowl: The Fruiton by Tom Pol
March 26th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Design · Home Decor
Read it and Sleep: Bedside Tables from Israeli Design Studio Chunt Design
March 23rd, 2008 · 3 Comments
If you’re like me then the last thing you like to do at night, is read a great book or magazine a you doze off to sleep. And ideally, your bedroom is a serene retreat from the daily doings of work, errands, kids, family, relationships, et cetera. I say ideally because if you’re like me, [...]
Tags: Design · Home Decor
Making it Work: Israeli Designer Abroad Daniel Fintzi
March 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
One of the perks of Designist, is meeting all sorts of cool and creative people in Israel and around the world. Daniel Fintzi is one of those people: cool, creative and taking China by storm. Born in Tel Aviv, Fintzi went on to study and work in Milan and Paris - where he interned with [...]
Tags: Design
Out of Office and Links I’m Loving
March 9th, 2008 · No Comments
Sorry I’ve been behind on my posts lately - actually I’m behind on my flickr pics too. Yikes! Things have a way of piling up on you even when they’re fun and interesting. My only excuse is that I’m battling a cold/ flu thing that’s leaving me brain dead with exhaustion. So to make it [...]
Get Organized or Procrastinate with Style: Israeli Design for Your Desk
March 4th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Nothing says, ‘Now I’m seriously getting to work’ better than organizing or re-organizing your desk. Then again, nothing says, let me put off this project just a little more until I feel really pressured to complete it. Tomay-to, Tomah-to. Sometimes it’s not clear where clearing away old papers from your desk ends and putting your [...]
Tags: Design · Home Decor
Where the Work Begins: Israeli Designer Notebooks for the Musings of the Mind
March 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
I have to admit, thinking of this week’s topic “Re-Design Your Workspace, Israel Style” has gotten my creative juices flowing. I’m feeling like changing things up a bit and where better to begin than by sorting out what’s going on in my head - or yours too for that matter. Instead of starting with the [...]
Tags: Accessories · Design · Home Decor
Weekly Wrap Up and Links I’m Loving and Next Week’s Forecast: Israeli Design Theme Ahead
February 29th, 2008 · No Comments
Well it was a busy week for me - and my apologies for the light postings. But I’ve been thinking of changing things up a bit around these here Designist Dream parts. And so, I’ll be kicking off next week with a theme. That’s right, designing with a theme never looked this good. No DIY, [...]
Tags: Ceramics · Design · Fashion · Fine Art · Home Decor
My Birthday Wish List 2008: Israeli Design I Love to Look at (and Dream of Owning)
February 27th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Hooray for me! It’s my birthday today! And to celebrate I’m going to celebrate my ideal - and supremely expensive - wish list of my top 5 presents I’d love (you forever if you bought me). I invite you all to enjoy the collection - unless you’re my Mom, in which case you may want [...]
Tags: Design · Fine Art · Furniture · Home Decor · Jewelry · Lighting
How We’ll Eat Food in the Future: Designboom and Israeli Design. Recognize.
February 25th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Not sure how I missed this but international industrial design authority Designboom recently announced the winners of their Dining in 2015 competition which was sponsored by MACEF Milano. The challenge was to design cutlery, tableware, kitchen gadgets, cooking utensils or accessories, or general eating-related items for the future. In other words, design a product that [...]
Tags: Design · Entertaining · Home Decor
Weekly Wrap Up and Links I’m Loving this Week
February 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
Weekly Wrap Up:
~ Up-and-coming Israeli designer Kobi Nakav recalls the verticality of trees and natural growth in his square cork hanging plant frames. An ecofriendly solution, it also puts forth the importance of bringing the outdoors in - even in the most urban of spaces. Crossposted to Green Prophet.
~ Expect the Unexpected: Israeli jewelry designers [...]
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