Showing posts with label storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storage. Show all posts

Sunday, April 03, 2011

Dropbox Super Guide


Man, I relly love DropBox. And it really wasn't until I read this totally helpful, comprehensive and well researched piece by Jarel Remick from Web AppStorm that I realized just how powerful this free service can be.

I've been using DropBox as my FTP for the last couple of years and I'm totally amazed at how well it works. You can thank me later, go get your free 2 Gigs now and tell 'em HMK sent you! Drop Box.


Dig: The Ultimate Dropbox Toolkit & Guide.

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HMK

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Wicked Smart Storage


What's not to love about this basic, down and dirty, simple storage solution? Using standard wooden beams detailed with leather and wool, this multifunctional storage system from TAF contains shelves, cupboards, hooks and sound absorbents.




Gabriella Gustafson and Mattias Ståhlbom have run the architecture and design studio TAF in Stockholm, Sweden since 2002. TAF’s aim is to make ordinary life less ordinary through subtle but effective changes in how products and architecture appear and function. A recurrent departure point in TAF projects is that everyday objects by their very commonness can be made uncommon.

More smart design: TAF.

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HMK

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Nice Shelves


Totally digging these concrete, poured on site, built in shelves from the Waldfogel residence designed and built by Ehrlich Architects.

And the rest of this 8,000 square foot Palo Alto, California home is quite stunning as well: Ehrlich Architects

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HMK

Thursday, October 22, 2009

The Young Credenza


I'm really digging the earth tones of the Young Credenza by Kenneth Nilson, a Brooklyn, New York based designer.

The top surface is a sinlge solid slab of seamless walnut, 10 1/2 feet wide by 20 inches deep and 38 inches high and comprised of bronze patinaed steel and walnut.

More good stuff by: Kenneth Nilson

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HMK

Friday, October 16, 2009

Lacie USB Keys


These are really sweet.

Lacie recently introduced these nice little USB keys. Designed by french ID firm 5.5 Designers, clean, simple, functional and overall a nice, hip update to the now ubiquitous jump drive.

Priced right at $24.99 for the 4GB, $31.99 for the 8GB, and $51.99 for the 16GB.

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HMK

Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Wine Steles



The Wine Stele, available exclusively from Design Spray of Germany, is a minimalistic wine rack with a capacity to hold up to 18 bottles; that’s equivalent to three cases, which the slender column can pack into a really tight space.

Nice,

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HMK

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Quest For Storage Space


Wow! Considering the computer on board the Apollo 11 Lunar Module had about as much technology as a digital watch does today, this super huge 256GB DataTraveler 300 jump drive from Kingston is nothing short of amazing!

Retail price is a sky high $924US.

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HMK

Thanks to The Cult Of Mac

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

DieFabrik Storage System


I'm digging the simplicity of this hip and smart interlocking storage system from the folks at DieFabrik in Germany.

"Sehr schön - ich will das für unser Haus!"

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HMK

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

UPut Storage System


Totally digging the look and feel of this storage unit, the UPut Storage System by Angela Kane from the Sydney Design 08 Workshopped exhibition.

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HMK

Thanks to Moco Loco.

Monday, July 28, 2008

Micro Casa


I'm always interested in experiencing space saving concepts in person and I'd really love to take a tour of this ultra-compact stairwell dwelling completed in France by H2O Architects back in June of 2007.

Originally designed and built for a lucky teenager, the 12 sqm. house comes complete with four split-levels and is truly an exercise in extreme storage solutions.

Genius. More Info and images: H2O Architectes.

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HMK

Thanks to Squee.Gee over at Core 77.

Sunday, May 25, 2008

Awesome Tree Houses


Man, I wish we were spending the long weekend in something like this!

Now this is what I call a tree house. In fact, this concept would be the perfect guest room add-on in one of the huge trees on our friends Tish and Bryan's lot.

It's curved roof and large terrace makes for an inviting and impressive sight, especially with the interior lighting on.


baumraum specializes in the planning and realization of tree houses and other constructions in natural surroundings.

According to their site, baumraum can transform your individual ideas and wishes into ingenious and inspiring dwellings that combine versatility with craftsmanship of the highest quality and maximum safety standards. A major objective thereby is to handle the trees and their surroundings with the utmost care, ensuring their protection and preservation.

The cool part is that not only does baumraum combine the creative and constructive expertise of an architect with the long-standing experience of a landscape architect, they've also got established, reputable craftsmean and an in-house tree expert.

All we need now is a big tree...

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HMK
Thanks to the Cool Hunter.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Try Drawer 61...


I'm not sure if it's the numbers as pulls or all the possible storage options, but this is pretty sweet. Check out the Toolbox, a modular system designed by Pietro Arosio for Emmebi Design.

So, where do you keep your magnets? Try Drawer 61...

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HMK

Thanks to the smart folks at: Design Milk.

Tuesday, April 08, 2008

Elastico Bookshelf


You gotta love this book shelf concept by Arianna Vivenzio. I found the original post over at Unwritten Doctrine via the awesome Swiss Miss, but I hit a deadend in regard to finding more info. Stay tuned and I'll let you know as soon as I do.

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HMK

Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Store The Impossible



You're gonna have to click on these to appreciate the detail in both execution as well as humor - the expressions on the faces are perfect. Nice stuff from Agency: Promoseven, Dubai, UAE, Creative Directo & Copywriter: Ali Ali, Art Director: George Azmy, Illustrator/3D: Furia, Photographer: Jaime Mandelbaum.

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HMK

Gracias Freddy.

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Smart Stairs


If you're like me, and you've got way to many books, reference and ephemeral materials, you just gotta love this smart storage solution.

More info over at Levitate.

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HMK

Thanks to Core 77 and Design Milk.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

The Dias


Introducing the Dias, a nice little floating storage unit from FurnID out of Denmark.

According to the site, the Dias opens up sideways like a matchbox, dictating the positioning of other furnitures by claiming a central space on the wall. The drawer is covered with pyramids with the exception of a small flat tray-like surface. This has partly been in order to create strong contrasts caused by the highlights and shadows from the surface structure, but also to limit the tendency to place all sorts of knick-knack on the horizontal surface.

Very nice, I'll take mine in black por favor.

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HMK

Sunday, August 19, 2007

The Flap


I'm totally digging this storage unit, The Flap Designed by Massimo Bonetti.

Check out more over at Lago.

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HMK

Thanks to the cool kids over atDesign Milk.

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Organization With Style


I'm currently designing plans for the addition of a pantry and laundry room with a home office and storage space loft at our home.

I've always been attracted to the concept of "floating" storage and shelving and the way it allows more natural light into a space. This concept not only projects a sense of calm and organization, it's also a brilliant way to create the illusion of more space by keeping the floor visible in small spaces.

Muunto from Finland designs systems based on an innovative wall panelling technique that is completed with a range of shelf units and accessories. These storage systems do an awesome job of combining functionality and style and can easily be readjusted to suit your changing need or your new home décor.

And I'm totally digging the super clean look, combined with splashes of color.

Nice!

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HMK