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20 designs · Cohort 2018 · 21 coded
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An eye for the subtle. This collector seeks products that reveal hidden qualities in ordinary experiences. Their collection centers on food & drink, with recurring themes of clever solution and heritage legacy. A moderate voice among the the idealists — moved by social impact, belonging, and designs that make the world fairer.
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Social impact, belonging
Less Sunset, More Twin
My metrics were likes. I don’t get many comments on any of my photos. Unpopular Photos (>100 likes) Photos that were unpopular on my Instagram did not have my face (1, 2, 3, 4), were not obviously t
Jan 29
#1
ISHU Scarf
ISHU is a scarf embedded with reflective patterns that throw back the light of paparazzi flash cameras, allowing its wearers to maintain their privacy. Celebrities like Trevor Noah, Joe Jonas, and Par
Feb 12
#2
Tile
This week, I’m writing about the Tile app. My friends, after hearing me complain about constantly losing my keychain, got me this app for my birthday. It’s an ingenious little product, small and incon
Feb 12
#3
WIG: Zos
My dad funded Zos on Kickstarter, so now we’ve got a small family of Zosses chilling in our kitchen. Zos is a startup that makes lighted wine preservers. Zos (short for Zero Oxygen Solutions) claims t
Feb 26
#4
Walden
We considered several design solutions for our own procrastination challenges, even one with its own digital currency. Ultimately, we found the most helpful solution would neither reward us for being
Feb 26
#5
Hear Me
Hear Me is an interactive art installation concept that we believe inspires awe based on the scale of the project, its aesthetic qualities, and its emotional appeal. Designed to be able to fit into a
Mar 5
#6
The Quest for the Best Pain au Chocolat
(Sorry, we didn’t realize that this was supposed to be posted with our Challenge 5!) We decided to taste-test three different kinds of pain au chocolat, or, as I was (rather rudely) told at Starbucks,
Mar 7
#7
Starbucks pain au chocolatsplit
Starbucks pain au chocolat
Mar 7
#8
Tatte pain au chocolatsplit
Tatte pain au chocolat
Mar 7
#9
Whole Foods pain au chocolatsplit
Whole Foods pain au chocolat
Mar 7
#10
WIG: Doc Martens
This week I want to take a closer look at one of my all-time favorite shoe brands, Dr. Martens. The shoe takes its name from Klaus Martens, a German doctor during WWII who created the shoe after a ski
Apr 9
#11
WIG: Boomerang
Boomerang is an app developed by Instagram that allows users to make videos from short photo-bursts, which plays forwards and then backwards in a loop. It’s been on my mind since we did the Instagram
Apr 9
#12
WIG: the Whaf
I’m taking Prof. David Edward’s class this semester, which is held in his Kendall Sq. restaurant, Cafe ArtScience, and one of the walls of the Cafe is devoted to David’s newest products. One of the fi
Apr 9
#13
WIG: EcoHelmet
The EcoHelmet’s whole story began when the team noticed that almost all the bicyclists who use bike share programs don’t wear helmets, and that nearly all report feeling unsafe. EcoHelmet is designed
Apr 9
#14
WIG: Crumpled City Maps
I actually bought one of these for London and I love it! Palomar’s Crumpled City maps are marketed as “soft city maps for urban jungles”, a tagline which I think fails to get across their primary purp
Apr 9
#15
WIG: Tile
This week, I’m writing about the Tile app. My friends, after hearing me complain about constantly losing my keychain, got me this app for my birthday. It’s an ingenious little product, small and incon
Apr 9
#16
WIG: ISHU Scarf
ISHU is a scarf embedded with reflective patterns that throw back the light of paparazzi flash cameras, allowing its wearers to maintain their privacy. Celebrities like Trevor Noah, Joe Jonas, and Par
Apr 9
#17
WIG: Cartier Bracelet
Today I want to talk about the iconic Cartier bracelet. Designed in 1969 by Aldo Cipullo, the bracelet comes in several metals, but its most common version is a thick gold bangle with circles with a l
Apr 18
#18
WIG: Ofo Dockless Bike
Oxford has been the real hot-spot for dockless bikes. In the year that I was there, over four different companies were using the city as a testing ground, and each one was trying to out-design the oth
Apr 18
#19
WIG: Bialetti Coffee Maker
Recently, as I’ve been slogging through preparing for my oral exams, I’ve been drinking a ton of espresso, so today I’m going to be talking about one of my favorite inventions, the Bialetti stovetop e
Apr 23
#20
WIG: AirPod Lifesaving Packages
My mom showed me this design a couple weeks ago and I thought it was totally ingenious. Simon Berry wanted to design a way to better deliver life-saving anti-diarrhea kits for children in developing n
Apr 23
#21
WIG: Fjallraven Backpack
The Fjallraven backpack was originally designed to provide support for a camping backpack– it started with an aluminum frame, and then evolved into the canvas backpack that’s so popular today. The sof
May 10
#22
WIG: the Eames Chair
My mom is obsessed with our Eames chairs, and they were an important part of my childhood. The molded plywood and simple, iconic design make this chair very aesthetic and beautiful. Charles Eames desi
May 10
#23