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Take me away
Orpha Faramelli
Take me away is a portable tea-making machine which conserves the health benefits of tea, ensuring the user’s well-being all day long. Economical and easy to use, the machine is programmable and controls all the factors needed to prepare the perfect cup .
Wake
Baptiste Feuillâtre
Wake is a card-based board game designed to stimulate the memories and bodies of elderly people suffering from Alzheimers. The facilitator can easily adapt the game.
Sleep On It
Thomas Rogel
Sleep On It is an educational mural located at one of Shanghai’s subway station exits – it illustrates the negative effects linked to stress and the human body’s need for sleep.
Apicalm
Sophie Lefebvre
Apicalm concludes a three-way contract between bees, alternative medicine and joint pain sufferers.
SathSath
Marianne Javelot
SathSath addresses a local problem linked to economic, social and environmental issues through the creation of a community of farmers and consumers in Bangalore (India).
Let’s talk about sexuality
Charlotte Noël du Payrat
Although sexuality is taboo in India, it is vital to educate people on the subject in order to highlight the importance of health, body awareness and respecting others.
Jing
Gauthier Saillard
Jing is a connected object for improving the experience of napping by perfectly synchronizing sleep and music
Qing Che
Alizée Lambert
Qing Che, synonymous with purity, gives a luxurious distinction to the ancestral Chinese alcoholic beverage called baijiu. Inside the Qing Che shop, customers can create their own customised baijiu by choosing the grain type and fermentation time, etc.
Patterns on purpose
Hélène Thébault
Indian patterns are based on multiple religious, social and cultural meanings. Patterns on Purpose is a mobile library system linked to outdoor furniture.
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