Ti.Galet Lounge Table

The Ti.Galet is a dream born by a movement of pencil, and the movement continued… It can be lounge table, sitted, light or quite simply Art object, It is what you want it to be!

Each Ti.Galet is handmade. Several months are necessary to its manufacture.

LED watch table is the world’s first watch table flaunting 24ct make. The table has been precision engineered in steel, glass, acrylic and flock lining for the drawer interiors.

Table equipped with ultra slim utility drawers and progammable L E D clock. Seconds and date viewed with touch buttons (as per original watch function). Clock time or message (8 letter max) displayed. 24O volt supply - 110 optional.

Dimensions:
Width: 800 mm
Height: 720 mm
Length: 2300 mm

Designed by Damian Kozlik this funky time piece called the x-watch is his concept at a universal time piece that can be used by the sighted and blind.

“X - watch” is universal and integrating L.E.D. timepiece. It can be used by sighted and blind people. Watch case and straps can be made of rubber. Dial is compounded of Leds. Mechanism of the watch (IC board) is placed under them.

How blind people can use it? It’s simple. It’s just to move a finger along the graduated watch glass. There are extruded Braille numbers. When a person touches highlighted panel hears a sound.

hi-tech concept watch aptly named Shine - combines luxurious gemstones with advanced technology and materials.

This LED-illuminated Moss couch is that it looks like it belongs in an igloo. This makes a stunning compromise for anyone intrigued by the aesthetics of the ice hotel craze, yet like most people, is averse to the cold.

It looks like a combination of ice cubes and cushy clouds, and would be an eye-popping focal element of any modern interior.

Favourite is an urban style bag that features Philips’ Lumalive textiles which have tiny arrays of LED lights integrated into the fabric. The front of the leather bag features a large piece of crystal mesh able to hold a flexible Lumalive background that can be used to display personalized luminous messages or patterns that are programmed by the user.

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Bears like it so why not humans? This bamboo inspired stereo looks good (ignore the pink) and thru the natural acoustics of cylindrical objects, sounds good too. But it’s not just nature-ry, it also has every accoutrement a technophile would want. Think wifi enabled, wireless speakers, integrated LED screen, MP3 line in, remote desktop syncing, radio, and yes - cd player.

Bamboo is a unique stereo system designed to help alleviate some of the loneliness in our contemporary lives.

Bamboo implies tranquility and companionship. Bamboo’s aim is not only to supply “soothing sonic satisfaction” but also to provide healing and comfort for people in a chaotic and stressful postmodern world. The built-in LED (Light Emitting Diode) on the side of the speakers produces various forms of sound visualisation. Music is transmitted wirelessly from the main system to the speakers. The main component is comprised of a recharging element, a built-in wireless-LAN WIFI, CD player, radio and MP3 player. This unique combination facilitates saving downloaded music automatically from any computer since it has its own IP address (ipv6).

Day-for-Night is a modular, reconfigurable dress comprised of 448 white circuit boards (although the number changes as the dress can get longer or shorter). Each tile is designed in such a way as to accommodate a solar cell, a RGB LED, or a photocell, and jumper connectors (in the form of 0 Ohm resistors). A control board provides power, communicates with the tiles, and links to a computer via RF. The dress is completely modular both in terms of software and hardware.

The electric light shoes were designed for a Japanese footwear company, Onitsuka Tiger, by Freedom of Creation.

The shoe is 3 feet long and contains a miniature city inside, the stripes resemble streets and highways and tall building point out from the shoe’s opening. The huge shoe is intended to communicate Onitsuka Tiger’s Japanese roots.

It may look like an instrument clutched around the wrist of a cyborg but it’s for humans. Yea! You got it right. It’s actually a range of Gucci bracelet watches with a sliding door revealing a glass LED display.