A mid-cut trainer. Upper layered with perforated fabric over leather featuring intense lime green accents.
This project was a pure a styling exercise. I decided to investigate what a next generation Aston Martin Vantage might look like.
I wanted to keep its powerful, elegant and modern looks. The goal was to evolve existing design cues such as the grille, headlights and taillights so that these elements create a cohesive flow of lines. The result is a smoother design where key elements flow from front to back seamlessly. The thick a-pillar brings a powerful character to the car. The side vent and lower front vent was removed completely, instead the grille and back break-up was given more emphasis.
The design is focused on ease of use and simplicity resulting in a less cluttered product. The sides slide together for easy storage and there’s space underneath for the power cable. The toaster is just under 10 cm wide closed. The lift and heat control has been merged into one unit. The heat control lacks visual markings. Instead the different heat modes can be felt thru tactile stops.
The design incorporates Philips signature rounded corners. The rubber strip protects the edges and highlights the slide-open feature.
Inspired by those sweet digital watches that came out of the 80’s. The watch features a black metal frame and thick glass mounted together by hex head screws for a robust look.
A dressed up leather sneaker with natural colored rubber sole. The ring on the heel and hole in the tongue makes it easier to put them on.
This project was born out of basic stick figure sketching. The legs create a magazine stand and the lampshade works as a dimmer. White, semi-transparent discs soften the LED light source. Remove the two legs and the lamp can be hung from the ceiling. The lamp is 150 cm tall and the lampshade diameter is 25 cm.
The objective was to reduce the motorcycle to an easily identifiable and pure shape, as has been done on the Playsam Stremliner toy car. The wooden motorcycle can stand on its own and is 8 cm long.
Blöw is a collaboration between Robert Larsson and marketer Andreas Ahlenius. The first product will be an aluminum/leather card holder where the front and back are the same. Simplicity, quality materials and hand crafted finish are key features.
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Traditional shape, new proportions. The oversized ear is a playful update to the classic porcelain mug.
The aim was to visualize a vehicle concept for IKEA, incorporating core values such as family friendly, Scandinavian design and a low cost.
Exterior sketches are built upon compact yet tall proportions which create lots of interior space. Interior sketches all features IKEA inspired seats and connects to the Scandinavian design theme.
The final concept is all about a flexible interior. The IKEA inspired seats can be moved around in the vehicle to a number of different seating configurations. The idea is to have a wide range of seats for the customer to choose from to offer the possibility of individually designed interiors, much like you change furniture in your home. The exterior is relatively straight forward where the lower transparent surface and line is a dominant feature that ads character. The head lights are bright OLED panels that make changeable graphics possible. The vehicle uses in-wheel motors that are powered by the two battery packages placed in the front and back.
