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September 8th, 2012 — Design
Have you ever just wanted to move your bed outside so that you could sleep under the stars? Or, so you can pretend you’re camping without having to sleep on the ground? Luckily Milan-based designer Patricia Urquiola has created something where you can do just that. The Kettal Cottage was made for the Spanish company Kettal and it’s a modern, house-shaped retreat that just screams relaxation (and my name!).
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Get Out! Outdoor Lounge Bed by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal
September 8th, 2012 — Design
This year marks the 60th anniversary of Fritz Hansen’s ever-popular 3-legged Ant™ chair by Arne Jacobsen. In celebration they donated 25 of them to Jamie Oliver’s Better Food Foundation charity and The BIG Chair Project began.
September 7th, 2012 — Design
Leif.designpark is a Tokyo-based design studio with a collection of playful furniture manufactured by De La Espada . While the firm stays busy in all areas of design, their line of furniture is all about modern designs rooted in traditional craftsmanship. Their emphasis on wood and other natural materials, as well as high quality production, makes their work stand out from the pack.
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Leif.designpark for De La Espada
September 7th, 2012 — Design
UK-based company Polly Granville takes old pieces of furniture and restores and reinvents them into more contemporary designs. By restoring original frames or rebuilding pieces and adding new upholstery, every single piece has its own personality. They work with local craftspeople and upholsterers to get the most creative results possible. This particular piece caught my eye. It’s an oversized chair (a chair and a half) – the perfect place to snuggle with that special someone.
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Fraser Cross-Stitch Chair by Polly Granville
September 7th, 2012 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products
Dark Cherry 1348DC Paula Modern Bedroom by Homelegance w/Options
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Dark Cherry 1348DC Paula Modern Bedroom by Homelegance w/Options
September 6th, 2012 — Design
Puff! is the perfect name for this playful furniture by Israeli designer Moran Barmaper Using a simple bicycle pump, you can inflate Puff!’s metal seat. Yes! Blow-up metal furniture! For quite some time. Moran has been attempting to blow metal and after using various methods, she has been able to inflate it using a bike pump. Using a template, she was able to create her Yayu table, which has a flat surface area for drinks and books. Another inflatable piece is the Dan bench.
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Puff! Inflatable Metal Furniture by Moran Barmaper
September 6th, 2012 — Design
Milano Smart Living is about to take the US by storm with their high end, Italian-made furniture that is perfect for anyone looking to save on space. Multifunctional furniture is where it’s at for city dwellers and anyone living in tight quarters. Even if you’re not, dual-purpose furniture is a smart way to get more bang for your buck. One of my favorites is their Minuetto table. It starts out as a console table but quickly transforms into a large dining table big enough to seat 10 people
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Minuetto Space-Saving Table from Milano Smart Living
September 6th, 2012 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products
Wenge & White Verona Moden Bedroom w/Optional Casegoods
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Wenge & White Verona Moden Bedroom w/Optional Casegoods
September 5th, 2012 — Design
After coming across the latest prints and items from Denmark-based RosenbergCph , I was smitten. Exploring their entire catalog of bed linens, pillows, and bags, you’ll see beautiful patterns that are printed onto 100% organically grown cotton and made locally in Denmark. They offer an array of everything from pillows in different sizes and shapes, floor cushions, tablecloths, tea and coffee cozies, to purses, totes, and bags, all in their signature textiles. Their dotted throws are 100% merino wool and woven locally in one of six color combinations.
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Textiles and Bags from RosenbergCph
September 5th, 2012 — Design
Reminder is the name of a dresser designed by Kazuaki Hibino that attempts to address the problems of memory. Sometimes finding the things we need in drawers can be problematic, even when we think we know what is in each drawer. This unit has specially-shaped drawers that play a memory game of sorts… the shapes define the content of the drawers and you make an association of that shape with its contents. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime Derringer in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments
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Reminder by Kazuaki Hibino