We have a clue about Furniture
June 23rd, 2010 — Design
Are you sitting down? Katie Stout just completed her sophomore year at RISD and sent me her Udder Table. I have no words about this table other than it makes me slightly nauseated yet also captivated, so I will let Katie describe her reasoning for creating this table: Udder Table depicts society’s dependency on milk while also celebrating the cow and her teats.
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Udder Table by Katie Stout
June 23rd, 2010 — Design
Newly added to Onyx collection of furniture handmade from natural material, this Moebius sofa is made only with rattan. Designed by Gaetan Van de Wyer, a Belgian architect and designer, all the parts of this double armchair are bent manually and put together to obtain this fluid shape. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Moebius Sofa by Gaetan Van de Wyer
June 22nd, 2010 — Design
Special thanks to Berlin-based journalist Marie Sophie Bekker, for being Design Milk’s on-site correspondent for DMY International and providing this article about the event. The DMY International Design Festival is known for supporting young talents and focusing on inspirational and conceptual design approaches. So the 8th edition of the DMY that took place a little over a week ago (June 9-13) revealed pioneering products and experimental prototypes by more than 400 designers from all over the world
June 22nd, 2010 — Design
Studio Klass has a new container and gardening collection called Flying Green. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Flying Green by Studio Klass
June 21st, 2010 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products
Black Bonded Leather Living Room with Recliner Seats
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Black Bonded Leather Sofa & Loveseat Set w/Recliner Seats
June 21st, 2010 — Design
Stanley Ruiz is a Brooklyn, NY based product designer and media artist with an extensive background in craft design and production. In his works, he fuses the industrial with the natural to bring about new meaning and interpretation to familiar object archetypes. His work espouses an unusual material aesthetic and a raw feel derived from a deep interest and devotion to traditional handicrafts. He has exhibited in Talents at Ambiente–Frankfurt, MACEF in Milan, A+ at Accent on Design-NY Gift Fair, University of Art & Design Helsinki, ICFF, Designboom Mart, Dwell on Design, and Maison & Objet in Paris, where he received the Coup De Coeur award in 2008
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Friday Five with Stanley Ruiz
June 21st, 2010 — Design
Named after the Great Rift Valley, Patricia Urquiola’s latest seating collection for Moroso was geologically inspired. Just like tectonic plates, which diverge, collide and overlap, creating several layers, the Rift sofas and chairs convey, in a highly unusual way, an effect of a sliding movement and asymmetric fusion. The range includes eight interior pieces: a small chair, a slightly larger chair and a settee, three Y-shaped islands and two L-shaped compositions that could be considered either islands or sofas. They are made of stress resistant polyurethane foam in varied densities and polyester fibrefill on a hardwood frame.
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Rift Seating from Moroso
June 20th, 2010 — Design
Forbes & Lomax’s invisible switch series consists of a variety of light switches and plugs with an invisible acrylic surround, making it much lovelier to have lots of plugs and switches in your room. They also have a painted range , which come primed ready for you to put on the final coat. Old boring white eyesores be gone! © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings , Interior Design | Permalink | 3 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Invisible Switch by Forbes & Lomax
June 20th, 2010 — Design
This set of dishware by French designer Ariane Prin contains artistic impressions in which dips, dressings, and other condiments could be placed. From the designer: Observe that there are two distinct categories of items: first the simple objects from mass production, and on the other hand the ornamental objects, carved, which show the evidence of an ancestral knowledge. How to reconcile these families of objects while playing with this duality? By taking styles and periods from different origins, I zoomed in ornaments on objects to extract them from their context and apply them to simple forms
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Functional Ornamental Dishes by Ariane Prin
June 19th, 2010 — Design
The Side Chair by Alexander Kneller is a singular Finnish plywood unit that fuses together a chair, table, and storage space. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Catrina in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Side Chair by Alexander Kneller