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26 designs · Cohort 2020 · 29 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 form elegance and tactile sensory. 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
Logitech MX Master
It is a high-end computer mouse with a “high-end” design. Its desirable in that it looks “expensive” and that someone signals they care / spend a lot of time on the computer. This might also be a nega
Jan 29
#1
Tiny Scanner
An app for your phone to scan and upload documents using your phone’s camera. I struggle to find this “desirable”. It provides functionality, for sure, and, perhaps, at the time did give a sense of “t
Jan 30
#2
Foldable Hand Fans
Fans to carry around and fold for hot weather. I think its desirable because it seems “edgy” and “classy” and has connotations of “worldliness” [at least in a western context]. On top of this, they ar
Jan 30
#3
Buying a cappucino
My product journey on how to get a cappucino on an average work / school day. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IK3fzbqtWuZm28QxpHEkgnYaCbv9FMgN0JQ1GFdR0GI/edit?usp=sharing
Feb 3
#4
Habithealth – gamified habittracker
Many people want to live a healthier life, but maintaining these healthy habits is so hard in reality. Therefore, we came up with the idea to re-design and gamify habit trackers for a mainstream user
Mar 2
#5
HabitHealthsplit
HabitHealth
Mar 2
#6
Habiticasplit
Habitica
Mar 2
#7
gamification in habit trackingsplit
gamification in habit tracking
Mar 2
#8
Abeona – Group 4
A building that has Italy inside Our challenge subject is to create an immersive experience that is like travel but in a constrained / nearby place. For this, we imagined a (remote) location, similar
Mar 25
#9
walk through duty free @ airports
high ability (traveler’s wealthy + have time), high motivation (bored, gifts), grea trigger (having to walk through)
Mar 30
#10
Tipping @coffee shops
high ability (card payment, marginal amounts), high motivation (social shame, surplus spending anyway), trigger: the way the tipping is presented.
Mar 30
#11
Sennheisser momentum
these are some high end headphones from a German brand. They give both a lot of physio pleasure when using them, but also socio pleasure because of their design and even ideo pleasure, as their retro
Mar 30
#12
leaf tea
Leaf tee is an interesting product. It is much more complex to use than tea bag. However, it gives a lot of ideo and psycho pleasure: not only is such tea usually higher quality, but the whole process
Mar 30
#13
Etagere
They can be used to store several layers of desserts or snacks. They are useful, therefore providing physio pleasure and socio pleasure, as they are practical and often used in a social setting, invit
Mar 30
#14
Bose soundlink mini II
This is a speaker I find inspiring because of its design, its sound, as well as its overall “touch”. It is a small Bluetooth speaker but feels very… expensive(?) and has nice surfaces and a very slick
Apr 13
#15
Sagrada Familia
This is a church in Barcelona, Spain, that is truly remarkable. The scale of the building, together with the full control of the light falling in provides a surreal experience unlike any other church.
Apr 13
#16
Porsche 911 Carrera & other luxury sports car videos
Sports cars are fascinating products because they are, in a very fundamental way, pointless: speed limits constrain how fast people can/should go, and there is nothing “sporty” about driving a (fast)
Apr 13
#17
coffee table books
I find coffee table books inspiring. This is because both they often showcase great photography and because of their materials and touch. In the modern day and age, we see “real” photos more and more
Apr 13
#18
fine dining
Neatly presented food is something I often get inspired by. This is because it allows me to see the new in something deeply familiar. While most of the time, most ingredients are known, their combinat
Apr 13
#19
YoTribe
YoTribe is an app a friend of mine is developing. It is basically a combination of chatrooms and videochats. Each “circle” in the visualisation is a private videochat room (a la “breakout room” in zoo
May 13
#20
Musician messages
A friend of mine is running a musician-booking service called encore. Obviously, his business has slowed down A LOT since the beginning of the quarantine. To help the musicians on his platform earn an
May 13
#21
Houseparty
Houseparty is a social media app for the quarantine. Well, its been around before but it has become hugely popular during the quarantine. While I do not think it replaces actual interactions, its a co
May 13
#22
Netflix Autoplay
This is one that I find fascinating. I am not a Netflix regular, but obviously, during the pandemic streaming services have seen a lot of uptake. What fascinates me about the autoplay button for “next
May 13
#23
Homegyms
Similarly, home gyms and equipment have been around before the quarantine. However, I believe this time is different. As people can work from home and spend a lot of time eating in, going to the gym,
May 13
#24
Chopsticks
Chopsticks follow my design principles in that they are deceptively simple, incredibly handy and, more importantly, fulfill a real need. I often find it ironic how poorly designed (in a macro sense) W
May 13
#25
Shoe trees
Shoe trees are simple and functional. Made of cedar wood, they get rid of sweat and smell, and they help shoes keep their shape. Their design is clever enough to be a good fit across shoe sizes. Most
May 13
#26
Disposable pepper grinder
Disposable pepper grinders are great. They are incredibly efficient int the way they are built, they do (surprisingly) not actually use a lot of materials and might therefore be even more economical t
May 13
#27
Bianchi Roadbikes
Roadbikes are beautiful objects. This is because, in a roadbike, no piece does not have a function. They are aiming to be as lightweight and aerodynamic as possible, have as few moving parts as possib
May 13
#28
Moleskin notebooks
Yet again, moleskin notebooks are simple and they do not have any pieces that are not necessary. Yet, a good notebook is surprisingly hard to get right. Moleskin has spent a lot of time testing iterat
May 13
#29