Swiss designer Wuehl Yanes created this sculptural stove for his graduation project at the ECAL university, which was designed to be small enough to fit in the corner of a room as a heater or a fireplace. The base, made of concrete, is used to store wood. The exhaust pipe is placed at the back so that the top can be flat, to place a teapot or a pan filled with water as a humidifier. Via Designboom.
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Wuehl Yanes
IVANKA Camelion Floor Tiles
Incredible concrete floor tiles by IVANKA are available in any color you can think of! Via Design Milk.
Tsai Yi-Cheng
Using silicone and concrete molding, Taiwanese designer Tsai Yi-Cheng created these stunning pieces with Victorian-looking details made from common plastic drink containers. Via Designboom.
Espresso Solo
Designer Shmuel Linski created this concrete-cased espresso machine as a project for Shenkar College of Engineering and Design in Israel. Via Dezeen.
Stocking-stuffers for your relatives in prison
Johan Forsberg creates products using concrete as a primary medium, with many unique applications. From concrete clocks to wall hangings to tables, he makes them all, and with a nice minimal twist.
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