Published 2010-04-15 in Electrolux Design
The Electrolux SHINE washing machine concepts were launched at Eurocucina, Milan yesterday. The design concepts (not actual Electrolux products) are potential solutions to address the issue of shrinking domestic spaces, with one of the appliances being wall mountable and the other designed for integration within a bathroom (for those who may not have a dedicated space for laundry). Both of the concepts were shown in a bathroom context at the Riva 1920 exhibition space, also at Eurocucina. We’ve posted more images and further detail below.
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Published 2010-04-08 in Electrolux Design
With three weeks left to submit an entry to the 2010 Electrolux Design Lab contest, you may be interested to see the results of an Electrolux survey that asked people to rank the more important thing when considering the purchase of a domestic appliance; form or function. To find out what they thought and what
Henrik Otto, Senior Vice President for Design at Electrolux has to say about the subject click the ‘more’ tab below the this picture of an Electrolux Inspiro Oven.
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Published 2010-04-01 in Design Lab 2010 Competition Electrolux Design
Competing in the Electrolux Design Lab competition provides not only the opportunity to win a work placement at an Electrolux global design centre for six months, but for all of the students that make it through to the final round, their ideas live on. This Korean publication includes all eight concepts from the 2009 Electrolux Design Lab finalists.
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Published 2010-03-11 in Electrolux Design
Thoughtful, integrated design can ensure urbanisation has a positive global impact.
80% of respondents to an Electrolux survey* at the DesignBoost** event in Stockholm on 12th February 2010, embrace urbanisation as an opportunity to make the world a better place.
A delegation of 350+ designers, architects and global thinkers were in situ at the Swedish Museum of Architecture to participate in a series of seminars and workshops addressing the theme: ‘Designs for Life’. MORE >
