This is a business card of the future. You will be able not only share text but a 3D version of your work or products. It is ideal for architects and interior designers to present one of their projects.

They were probably handmade by an origami expert and I didn’t managed to find a place where to order them on the Internet.

If you want one, customized for you, contact the man who created them and posted the presentations on Youtube. Click here to go on it’s Youtube profile page to send him a private message.

Here are some examples of the Origami Business Card:

1. Bellas Artes Palace Mexico City

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Featuring no axle, no screw, no spring or visible hinge, OneShot, designed by Patrick Jouin is a special chair.

Based on the power of gravity, a bunch of surfaces unfold to become a seat. The magic lies in the science of Selective Laser Sintering which allows the fabrication in just one shot of the seating surface.

Just put your fingers in it and when lift up, automatically folds to be taken everywhere with you.

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If you are worried that your new car is not safe parked outside you can always park it in your balcony.

How? Drive your car into a large lift which takes it up to your apartament balcony.

A glass wall will separate your high garage from your flat while friends and family will still have the possibility to appreciate your loved car.

CarLoft, the german company who came up this innovative way of parking will put it in practice in the near future in European cities like Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and others.

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Why use a lamp that takes a lot of space when you could use just a sticker on your wall which makes the same amount of light?

This is the basic idea behind this concept. It could be useful for the ones who have a limited amount of space in their house or just want to be trendy.

It was presented at Milan Design Week by designer Alice Rosignoli.

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To introduce peace and harmony which are very needed nowadays, designers Qian Jiang, Yiying Wu & Carolina Flores invented the “Swiss Peace Knife”.

The synbol of multi-functionality was turned into a pocket tool with a pill box, bandages, disinfectant spray and whistle. All you need for a good health.

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