Réalisation du jeune designer français Erik Arlen, qui a notamment créé le robot Nao, des Skis pour Rossignol ou encore des chaussures pour Puma et Nike, en collaboration avec le fabricant de housses pour téléphones mobiles Case Mate, on a tout particulièrement aimé cette nouvelle gamme de coques pour iPhone 4 au style original et vraiment travaillé. Composée de plusieurs modèles en une pièce ou à configurer et assembler selon vos goûts, découvrez toute la gamme en images dans la suite !

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Description originale

Each case tells a story. Offering its perspective through the crafted design of each case. And industrial designer Erik Arlen is more than ready to share his chapter. Collaborating with case-mate on a groundbreaking collection, his cases tell the tale of connection. From the first modular iPhone case to striking Mod visuals, Erik envisions a new relationship with the accessory we use the most. The Stacks and Rubix cases encourage customization and interaction, with tradable modular pieces. Art comes to life with the geometric visuals of the Facets case. The silicone Egg case redefines the sense of touch with its texturized dimensions. It’s the kind of novel approach we don’t want to end.

Erik Arlen is a multi-disciplinary French designer, who currently resides in Portland. He’s worked for brands such as Nike, Puma, Rossignol-Skis, and Toyota. He also co-designed the most advanced humanoid robot, Nao, for Aldebaran- Robotics, which was presented at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai.

Credits & copyright Erik Arlen / Case Mate