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Max and Max is a Swedish & German creative team now living and working in New York. Their In Case of Riot table made me laugh and then say WTF?

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In Case of Riot by Max and Max

Dutch designer Dennis Parren created the CMYK Lamp for his graduation show from Design Academy Eindhoven. The innovative design uses LED technology to project cyan, magenta, and yellow onto the ceiling and walls. The lamp is shaped like a graphic outline and casts 3D shadows which he discovered only by accident. The experimental lamp sets out to display the mystery of  light and what it can be. Currently on display in the Transversality Exhibition at Galerie BSL in Paris through February 11, 2012.

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CMYK Lamp By Dennis Parren

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MOCO’11: Milan, the furniture fair, has turned into a kind of entertainment carnival

Karolina Ferenc is a young designer from Poland who recently created this chaise lounge, called Aeroply, designed to fit a woman’s curves. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook .

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Aeroply by Karolina Ferenc

Gothenburg, Sweden-based designer Love Hultén sent me a project called The Senescent Desk, a project about natural change without maintenance and a story about interaction. The Senescent Desk is basically a self-sufficient gardening system based on a water-tank, mist makers, two fans, a growth substrate material made from recycled plastic and a digital time. The idea is that over time, the vegetation will flourish and (hopefully) eventually “attack” the artifact without the need of human interaction. In this design, untreated wood is also used so that the wood itself will change over time as a reaction to its environment

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The Senescent Desk by Love Hultén

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MOCO’11: From sawdust to furniture with lasers

I love the Woody lamp by Luca Mazza for SLAMP because of its wood-inspired graphic shade, which is available in white, orange, purple and blue. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Woody Lamp by Luca Mazza

Planning a New Year’s Eve bash? Check this out… Nothing kills a festive mood like an unsightly garbage can, or so lamented a party-throwing designer and his wife. Hobnob Pop-up Party Bins are the result. The bins are easy to assemble, smart-looking solutions for the large volume of trash that accumulates during a party. They have a 30-gallon capacity, more than double that of standard kitchen cans, but better yet, they’re flat packed and pop open without fuss.

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Hobnob Pop-up Party Bins

Much of what we do here at Design Milk is source the newest and coolest products to hit the shelves and design fairs. This year’s batch of  home furnishings are innovative, cool, and highly covetable. From a hauntingly beautiful carafe to an über-practical seating system, we bring you the best accessories we found. Sculptural Bike Storage Quarterre designed three sculptural bike storage solutions –- Hood, Branchline, and Shadow –- to support everyday life on two wheels.

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2011 Year in Review: Best of Home Furnishings

Sebastian Zachl is an industrial designer from Austria who graduated last year from the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. His work is very promising, I really like the lines of each piece. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Sebastian Zachl