Eskimo Towelclip Radiator

Eskimo Towelclip Radiator
The classic paperclip is often heralded as the epitome of design. As functional as it is beautiful, the double oval paperclip was first designed by Gem Manufacturing Ltd. of England in the early 1890s. Now this classic design has been reinterpreted as an iconic radiator for your home. 80cm wide, the Towelclip is a compact radiator ideal for bathrooms. Perfect for warming your towels or even trousers, the Towel Clip features a low energy usage of only 45 watts. Simple and iconic, the Towelclip transforms the traditional radiator into a tribute to industrial elegance.

WWF: Paper Dispenser

WWF: Paper Dispenser

To make people realize that saving the planet starts with them saving paper, we took a standard paper dispenser and made a simple modification with green foil and the silhouette of South America. This allowed us to prove that the survival of the forest is directly connected to what people consume.
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Copenhagen, DenmarkCreative Director: Simon WoollerArt Directors / Copywriters: Cliff Kagawa Holm, Silas Jansson

Soap Bank

Soap Bank from DesigNoDoubt

Getting every last bit of soap from a bar to do its job can be tricky; the smaller it gets, the harder it is to handle those slick little buggers. Instead of trying to mash them together, or into a new bar, the Korean design team DesigNoDoubt has a solution: just deposit it into the bank. Their "Soap Bank" is a slick little device that collects and helps you get your money's worth from the small remains of soap. When your bar gets too small to get a good grip on, just drop it in the slot and give the bag a rub when you need some soapy goodness. Cha-ching!
The Bank is designed to stick on any interior shower wall (it's a suction cup) and the top is a good place to keep you soap until it's small enough to fit in the bank. It might be the only time it's convenient to drop the soap. Get cleaned up with more pics below the fold. ::DesigNoDoubt via ::Yanko Design