Flat-packed designs are really quite intriguing! They're portable, easy to put together and occupy minimum space. And, this innovative technique is now being introduced to almost all kinds of product designs! From foldable furniture designs to photo studios and stationery, there's nothing that cannot be flat-packed. These designs, not only rate high on space efficiency,

The Pelican low coffee table by German furniture designer Deniz Aktay is an interesting design that impresses us with its art and creativity. Pelican evokes memories of art sculptures as it is created using a single piece of metal stripe. It appears somewhat inspired by the color of the Pelican’s beak. The metal stripe is artfully bent in an hourglass-like shape at the bottom which stands stably on the ground without any additional support.

Brought up among artists and designers, Mikołaj Nicer was fascinated with creation, design and aesthetics since childhood. After graduating from the Cracow University of Technology and graduating from the Integrated Product Design at TU Delft in the Netherlands, he began his professional career. He gained experience in companies such as VanBerlo Agnecy in the Netherlands, while pursuing a freelance career, cooperating with companies such as ZYNC or Teague. Since 2021, he has been running his…

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Borrowing from Teenage Engineering's visual DNA, the PocketMan P1 has a metal-first design language that oozes sleekness along with industrial details like exposed screws. Ergonomics be damned, the PocketMan P1 is a console for your eyes and your soul. Its design sports all the controls you need, featuring a D-pad, action buttons, multiple joysticks, and

Lamps or light has been an essential part of our existence since the cavemen first discovered fire. Being one of those products that we can't just live without, lamps must be one of the most experimented upon product designs. Collecting some of the best of these conceptual lamps under Render Weekly's desk lamp challenge, every

Pearson Lloyd has worked with Batch Works to create pen pots, trays and a mobile-phone stand made from discarded food packaging for office brand Bene.