Photo © Ana Lisa Alperovich for Inhabitat
As part of this year's
London Design Festival, the ever-inspiring
Royal College of Art (RCA) hosted an exhibition inspired by the 40th Anniversary of
Victor Papanek's seminal publication,
Design For The Real World. The 15 projects from this year's graduates that were included in the show focus on inclusive, human-centered sustainable design. Click through our exclusive images to see all of the weird and wonderful designs. warm comfortable sleepers by "sewing" a standard colored laces.
“Ento – The Art of Eating Insects” aims to introduce the high-protein, energy-efficient insects into western diets through a set of ready-made meals created by Aran Dasan, Jonathan Fraser, Jacky Chung and Julene Aguirre-Bielschowsky.
“Pack!” by Alei Verspoor is a multifunctional object that can be used as elegant and modular bag, a seat or a storage device. The design could be easily transformed and disassembled using fast, lo-tech techniques.
Made from a single piece of biodegradable wool felt, “Lasso” by Gaspard Tiné-Berés are warm, comfortable slippers that are stitched together with standard colored laces.
Lasso is on kickstarter! http://kck.st/XmEr9u
where can ifind a pattern for these lasso shoes