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‘Cry me a river’ by Imaculatura
Follow Imaculatura continues its PASIÓN POR LA NACIÓN collection with this leather tissue holder pierced in the shape of Romania’s map. Info and images courtesy of Imaculatura Follow
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A collection about opposites: Cone lights by studio vit
Follow Cone lights is a collection which is about opposites. It consists of two elementary forms, the cone and the sphere, that are combined in different ways. Spheres in handblown glass and cones in...
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Jewelry inspired by nature, biomorphic shapes and flowing soft, gentle lines
Follow Dana Bloom draws her inspiration from nature, biomorphic shapes as well as flowing soft and gentle lines. Her work is characterized by airy sculptured objects that derive their origin from an...
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A collection of geometric furniture and decorative objects inspired by...
Follow Aljoud Lootah is a multi-disciplinary designer based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, whose work explores the realms of product design and bespoke corporate gifts. With a keen interest in the...
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Good design is meant to be shared: reimagined Eames DSR2 Chair
Follow A design team from Clark Nexsen’s Raleigh office reimagined the classic Eames DSR chair as the DSR2 to support the Contemporary Art Museum in Raleigh, North Carolina. Inspired by the premise...
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„limited edition / romanian design” Pantone® Marsala 18-1438 – 2nd Edition...
Follow Vernisajul expoziției „limited edition / romanian design” Pantone® 18-1438 – Ediția a 2a – 2015 Conferința „Color Trends Summer 2016 and how to translate them in our work” CID Grup –...
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The Vicious cycle is hand-built using original MacIntyre frames, Dekker...
Follow The Vicious Cycle is a collaboration between retired frame-builder Duncan MacIntyre and composite specialist Anton Dekker. MacIntyre is South Africa’s most accomplished bicycle frame builder...
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The UP Balloon Table is a playful trompe l’oeil
Follow This uplifting design was conjured up by master illusionist Christopher Duffy, working with the concept of levitation and buoyancy. The UP Balloon Table is a playful trompe l’oeil, giving the...
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TI.VEDO is an owl-shaped table and wall lamp
Follow Despite its intimidating name, Ti.Vedo, a table and wall lamp shaped like an owl in white matt ceramic, has two attention attracting bright eyes. Ti.vedo comes to life when it is lit up, and in...
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nendo reinterprets the simple wooden door in 7 ingenious ways
Follow nendo has created Seven door designs to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Abe Kogyo, a manufacturer of wooden front and interior doors, partitions, fixtures and custom-made furniture. All...
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World’s largest glass pivoting doors are in Antwerp
Follow The Antwerp project duo, Pieter Peerlings and Silvia Mertens of Sculp[IT], have executed a radical renovation of stunning transparency using the Jansen VISS façade swing-door system for their...
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A handmade singlespeed bike inspired by the F-117 Nighthawk aircraft
Follow A handmade Urban Stealth single speed Bike with styling inspired by the famous F-117 Nighthawk aircraft. The B-9 NH Black Edition represents the evolution of the BME X-9 concept bike and...
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‘Rocking Swing’ brings intergenerational fun
Follow If one could think that a swing is reserved only for children’s pleasure and a rocking chair a concept for grandparents, ‘Rocking Swing’ by Tobias Nickerl and Clara Rivière proposes the...
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Wireless lamps activated by electromagnetic fields
Follow Our habitat is pervaded by electromagnetic radiations deriving from electronic devices. This invisible network of waves forms a radio-scape in our environment, and surrounds us ubiquitously....
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The ‘Picnic’ collection puts a modern twist on Japanese pottery
Follow “Kutani porcelain dates back to the mid-1600s and is one of the backbones of Japanese pottery. The style is known for its wealth of colors— greens, blues, yellows, purples, and reds—and bold...
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raw edges create a colourful dialogue with monochrome sculptures
Follow When English stately home Chatsworth House commissioned raw edges to create a piece inside its 19th century sculpture gallery as part of an exhibition of seat furniture named «Make Yourself...
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Cradle is inspired from materials in footwear manufacture
Benjamin Hubert of experience design agency Layer in close collaboration with Moroso has designed a new 3 piece living collection. Cradle is a new family of products launched at Salone del Mobile in...
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Flyte combines magnetic levitation with wireless power
With his head in the clouds and hands eagerly crafting new inventions, New York native Simon Morris has long exhibited a penchant for free floating objects. Years after his first hoverboard prototypes,...
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Ommo: aesthetics meet function in an affordable design
Diga, Koma and Torus are three kitchen utensils created by Andrea Ponti Design Studio for Ommo, a new design-oriented brand introduced at the Ambiente show in February 2016. Minimalist approach, bright...
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Konstantin Kofta’s ‘Drama Collection’ aims to create a new beauty
Konstantin Kofta‘s FW 16/17 ‘Drama’ Collection draws inspiration from the time’s elusiveness and irrevocability. It aims to create a new beauty by our own hands, as an act of compassion....
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