20 Curious Things Designers Invented in 2015

in the world of design there are many parameters to know if what was done was good or bad, but, in short, we could say that it is enough to be a well-executed idea, something that serves to complement daily life as if it were the missing piece of a puzzle, so that it will be recorded in your memory for being simple and surprising at the same time.

awesome.club shows you 20 different design ideas that emerged in the market and became famous in 2015.

New York artist Jayme Lemperle created this design for t-shirts and shirts for the well-known fashion house ‘Ripndip’. At first glance it may not look like much, but the pocket hides a surprise in the form of a cute kitten.

For those who want to make their homes more romantic and a little mysterious, designers have created these lamps that resemble the full moon.

Designers from the company Ototo have created a ladle that will scare the hot depths of your soup pot. Its shape resembles the Loch Ness monster and will make cooking a little more fun.

Korean designer Jeong Seungbien, from the company DailyLife Lab, created a small party for plants: ‘a vase of rain’. It is a container for plants that incorporates a water filter in the form of a cloud that transforms common water into small droplets, like raindrops.

With the help of LED Bottle Corks, you can turn almost any bottle into a lamp. These small accessories are made in the shape of a cork and contain an internal battery that can be charged via a USB port. It is waterproof and can be used to light up evening picnics.

The IKEA furniture sales network has started producing furniture and accessories that can be used as real charging stations for smartphones and other devices.

Created by Jenny Pokryvallo, these quirky sushi-shaped kitchen towels can be rolled up so they take up less space but still remain within reach of your hand.

The raccoon and squirrel shaped lights will bring your garden to life day and night. They are very economical because they don’t need to be plugged in (thanks to the solar panels) and, in addition, they will surprise your visitors with a piercing look.

The Japanese group of designers D-Bro worked on this for some time, and finally presented the world ‘Vals’, their new tea set. As you may have noticed, the secret lies in the fact that the outer surface of the cups reflects the design on the plates underneath.

This ‘magic’ table with prisms was created by designer John Foster. The small structure modifies sunlight (or any source of light strong enough) and transforms it into thousands of colored rays, filling the place where it is with joy.

The Glow Laser headphones glow in the dark to the beat of the music playing on the device they are connected to. In addition, they can measure heart rate. The object is very useful for those who like to run at night, as the headphones make the person more visible to drivers and motorcyclists.

This squeegee for windows and other surfaces in the shape of a whale’s tail is very beautiful and natural. It is the work of designer Avihai. We think Santos fans will love it.

It’s hard not to fall in love with this wonderful leather armchair created by Maximo Riera.

These original bookmarks are the creation of the Peleg Design studio.

The company Shellas’ Wheels created these high-heeled shoes so that women who drive can transform them into comfortable sneakers that allow them to drive cars without problems. The heel of this model fits into the sole of the shoe when unlocked.

Designer Seungwoo Kim’s idea was to increase the level of safety when using household appliances. The lighting in the middle of this shot is a reminder to take it off the wall. Or it can serve as a night light.

Designer Simona Strachinaru thought that residents of big cities couldn’t easily enjoy a good barbecue, since many live in apartments, and that’s why she decided to help them. She created this practical barbecue that looks like a flower pot and can be attached to the porch railing.

The “Doodle” bedding set, by Stitch, is made with a type of fabric on which it is possible to write and draw. When washing the piece, everything disappears.

A team of Oregon glassblowers decided to immortalize the main tourist attraction in the region, Mount Hood, whose altitude is 3,450 meters.