Optimus Tactus concept keyboard by Art. Lebedev Studio does not have physical keys, which means there are no restrictions on their shape and size.
Any part of the keyboard surface can be programmed to perform any function or to display any images.
Here we can see typing mode…
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Israeli designer Itay Ohaly combines clean lines and a modular concept in much of his furniture. Sheep is a table made up of several walnut and Corian tables that can be arranged in a variety of ways, inside and outside the box. The Siamese Threesome is a set of three pieces that can function as tables, chairs and stools or a bench by removing or repositioning the backrests. Crows on a wire come to mind when we see Birds, a set of lights on a string that can be set up, again, in so many different combinations.
Hool is the Mayan word for hole, and is used to name shelving by Barcelona-based Christian Vivanco, creator of the Chuun chair. Hool’s four shelves are on each of the four sides of the unit that also offers a hanger on one side. Some of Vivanco’s other designs include Roof, a chair that will shade the user and provide more privacy than most seating, and the Los Otros line of bright seating with varied angles.
