Devices
Roller buggy designed by Valentin Vodev
The roller buggy has multiple functions, either for the common use as a baby stroller that allows relaxing walks in different terrains, such as streets or forest-paths, or as a scooter.
Concert Grand Series Piano White Edition by Vienna Acoustics
Scale, power and grandeur are all conferred by its name. As with all models in the Grand range, the composer name is selected based on the scale, complexity and power of performance for which they are best known. Handcrafted enclosures in beautiful wood finishes define the Vienna Acoustics aesthetic. The Grand Series features the following selections to complement any interior: Piano Black Lacquer, Maple, Cherry, Rosewood and as a special edition in Piano White Lacquer.
Hurly Burly designed by Inseq Design
Hurly Burly is a fume hood both for smaller and spacious kitchens. It only needs four screws to be attached to the wall and does show similarities to a common office desk lamp.
Klimt Series: The Music by Vienna Acoustics
Why Would We Name a Speaker Line after a Painter?
It seemed only natural to name the absolute Reference Vienna Acoustics has ever created in homage to one of the most thrilling artists the city has ever unleashed – a man whose immense achievements in visual art were profoundly inspired by music.
Passion, skill, leadership, innovation, vision, harmony, teamwork: the words that evoke Klimt and his Art were also always target for Vienna Acoustics and the company’s latest achievement, the first model out of the Klimt Series, "THE MUSIC".
Schönberg Series by Vienna Acoustics
The patented Vienna Acoustics Schönberg Series represents a complete and radical evolution, from binding posts to drivers, to crossovers, to cabinets, all resulting in optimum sound for near-wall-applications. These new features build on the many strengths of the past designs while collectively realizing a greater sense of ease and resolution of musical detail throughout the line of new loudspeakers without any loss of the rich, dynamicsound for which Vienna Acoustics speakers have been known.
JUSTINCASE by JUSTINCASE
JUSTIN CASE is a modern multi-purpose portable bar. It can be folded, no tools are needed for its set up and take down. Furthermore, it includes all elements for both, professional and private use. JUSTINCASE can also be used as an information or ticket desk for conventions, promotional tool, wine tasting stand for Vintners, as a DJ platform or simply as a house-bar for parties at home.
Zuse designed by Inseq Design
Zuse is a compact toasting device that can be attached to the wall. It is automatically activated through an optical sensor when any slice of bred is put in.
Letter Opener by PURISME GmbH
PURISME Letter Opener
Cutting-Edge Design with a Distinct Personality
EDGE by Bösendorfer
Bösendorfer stands for an uncompromising quality and tradition but also for innovation. To play a grand piano from Bösendorfer is to experience an outstanding precision and depth. EDGE communicates this experience through its design.
HFX Media Center designed by 24H Design
HFX Media Centers are a new form of convergent technology which integrate different applications such as Digital TV, Internet Access, Photo Images, Music, Movies and much more. Our stylish cases have been designed to complement your contemporary living space and form an eternal bond with your lcd/plasma. All of our products have been designed to exceed expectations and inspire your creation of a digital home.
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Re: Roller buggy
I think this is a great idea. As for the issue with safety. The design looks to have covered every thing. I think the only issue to worry about is the person using it. Just out of curiosity. How do you steer?
answerposted by: darrenmr | March 17, 2008 08:21 PM
Re: Roller buggy
Well dear Hannalore...it´s not for babies but for toddlers starting with 1.5 years....it´s written there anyway.
answerposted by: Hermann | March 1, 2007 03:46 PM
Re: Roller buggy
I don´t agree with you! Yes fun maybe but what about the child´s safety!
answerposted by: Hannalore | March 1, 2007 03:43 PM
A revolution in baby carriages!
I was always wondering how to get things done on time and at the same time having to struggle with getting your screaming child from point A to Z. I can imagine that any child would love to get on that ride and I also think that it would be practical and so much fun for a dad or mom.
answerposted by: Filippa | March 1, 2007 01:15 PM
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