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Drops coffee table captures the beauty of rain drops by suspending the motion on the hard surface of wood. The two drops together also adds the dimension of time by having one hit the surface right after the first. The deeply sculpted legs also add to the organic nature of the design. Drops coffee table is a visually interesting and well balanced piece of furniture.
Continue readingThe Y TABLE was conceived as an architectural object. It is a table, in essence. But its form, structure and materials define it differently, voluntarily bringing architecture into an everyday life object. The eight ‘Y’ members that form the central pedestal of the table, are linked together only at the tip, barely touching each other. The point of contact between each Y element is minimal. Each ‘Y’ stands with each of its branches carefully detailed to create a ‘folding’ pattern, continuous
Continue readingHuxley's Ladder from Marc Scimé's Los Angeles based Studio for Design synthesizes monastic and utilitarian and unites fun and function. Simple wooden bookshelves and library ladders may have traditional associations, but Huxley’s is a reminder that fun and function are not necessarily mutually exclusive. Fun in function can transcend experience; it can serve a function. The thing that makes Huxley's Ladder fun is what also makes it functional and vise-versa.
Continue readingPlayWood is a modular furniture system that uses 3d print connectors and boards to make desks, shelves and stools. Simply combine connectors and boards together. Stay focus on the design. You can improve the design of your furniture: add a piece or simply try out different configurations. Choose the material you like, saving time and being flexible. Minimize environmental impact and use 0km materials.
Continue readingPeacock is a test tube vase designed to host various floral arrangements. The vase has a minimal structural setting which provides a platform for floral artists to create their own artwork and displays. Consisting of twenty-one stems which organically interconnect to each other, the vase mimics a radially spread peacock display with unique patterns and focal points. Each stem holds a glass tube which houses water and flowers which can be removed and refilled without having to move the vase itself.
Continue readingHome desk or Executive desk? Either way, persons state of mind is closely influenced by the surroundings. Grand Mesa offers a workspace that is easy on the eyes due to its clean and confusion-free form. All for your improved creativeness. This desk features a two-toned design highlighted by handpicked oak tripod legs. And it is there to infuse your interior with the character of mid-century modernism. A timeless statement.
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