Original and innovative, a sleep pod has a wide range of uses but essentially offers a sanctuary for rest in an otherwise busy environment.

The standard pod is £1695 +VAT, though this reduces for multiples. We can provide a basic version for £875 +VAT, and an enhanced version priced according to the options selected. Open ventilation at each end means every pod has good air circulation and a fresh and roomy feel inside. The doors are available in tinted, frosted or solid finish, and are lockable to keep your things safe whilst you relax. The stock model comes with either a quality, fitted vinyl covered foam mattress or a standard single mattress, and has the following features as standard: Choice of colour (pod and doors) Alarm clock Digital radio and ipod dock Headphones Coat hanger Storage shelf Storage rack Mirror

CollabCubed started as an art and design blog, but has since expanded into this shop featuring the EARonic iPhone cases and previous collaboration, SATees: Big Words for Little Kids.  Designed by Daniela Gilsanz – a cube root of CollabCubed – the EARonic iPhone cases are EARefutably EAResistible. Daniela first came up with the idea last fall when applying to art schools. She was getting a portfolio together and while sketching some ears in her sketchbook (one of the prompts from a school) the initial EARonic mockup and portfolio piece came to be. 

It’s a mother/daughters thing. The three of us share a passion for all things design, art, fashion, and pop culture related. Debbie is a graphic designer in NYC and the voice of the blog. Daniela is a first year industrial design student at RISD and designer of the super-fab EARonic iPhone cases. Emma focuses on the sciences in her second year at Brown, as well as having a keen eye for photography and a weakness for fashion and design blogs. This is where we share our links and finds. One of the ways we stay connected. Welcome to our CollabCubed. 

Product ID is a series of five vessels exploring a place for new rituals in everyday life. Each vessel disassembles into individual components with different functions.

The series together presents an evolution from traditional aesthetics and materials to a new urban aesthetic, looking for new material applications from the urban environment and the development of new urban crafts.
The collection of Stacking Vessels as a continuation of her RCA graduation work and is showcased at the london design festival 2011.

Ceramic, Glass and Wood are combined to create a vessel consisting of three bowls.The crafts of throwing, blowing and turning are worked together in order to make one whole where the meeting point of each material is accurate.