Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
1.15.2010
11.24.2009
DIVERS, bouquets to eat alive
Besides being healthy and tasty, vegetables are beautiful plants. But we don’t notice this attractive side anymore. Most of us think of them as being time taking side dishes. But they are one of the most important parts of our menu. Fresh vegetables and herbs give us endless possibilities to combine. And the seasons apply us naturally with the best variation you can get.
by Janina Loeve
11.11.2009
Philips’ Biosphere home farming
Home Farming explores growing at least part of your daily calorific requirement inside your house. This biosphere home farm has been designed to occupy a minimum of floor space and instead to stack the various mini-ecosystems on top of each other. It contains fish, crustaceans, algae and edible plants, all interdependent and in balance with each other. Water filtration, recycling of nutrients and optimum use of sunlight are all central to its appeal.
Etichette:
design,
domestic,
where does food come from?
Dejection-moulding by Manuel Jouvin
French designer Manuel Jouvin has created packaging for cooked snails made of dyed snail excrement.
Etichette:
design,
food design,
how and where is food transformed?
9.05.2008
9.04.2008
8.27.2008
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