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Project UTFSM Furniture by Elementodiseño

The Functional Rhythm Table by the Paris-based designer Emilie Colin Garros , is made from a single sheet of metal. Triangular shapes are cut out and then folded down to form the base of the table making the piece go from flat to three-dimensional. The table has a strong graphic quality created by the positive and negative spaces and imagine how cool light would look filtering through the cutout spaces. It almost looks like a moving fan! Photos by Lutz Sternstein and Marie Flores. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook

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Functional Rhythm Table by Emilie Colin Garros

Korean design studio Monocomplex has just produced TAP, a table and lamp made of birch and steel. The white contrasts with the gold, the wood with the metal — the series is a play on opposites.

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TAP Side Table and Lamp by Monocomplex

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Kirath Ghundoo is launching two new collections of wallpaper after her last really amazing collection called Mix ‘n’ Match made some waves. First, MisMatch is a geometric series of sustainable wallpapers in three colorways.

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MisMatch and Bespoke Wallpapers by Kirath Ghundoo

Jacob Bookcase comes from the creative group of Clark Art Center in Brazil. The group was inspired by the Jacob’s Ladder toy – you know, the one from childhood where wood blocks are held together by ribbon?

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Jacob Bookcase by Clark Art Center

Potter Lisa Jones wasn’t always holed up in ceramics studio. The owner and creative director of Pigeon Toe Ceramics actually started her professional life in graphic design and marketing before launching her much-loved company four years ago in Portland, Oregon. Jones focus on local craft and handmade sensibilities has earned kudos, as has her simple, modern-lined designs. The combination makes her wares unique and widely coveted

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Designer Dailies: Lisa Jones of Pigeon Toe Ceramics

Dosuno Design has created Opentap, a collection of “open source furniture” that is — in an ideal world — low-cost and anyone can manufacture themselves. One reason they wanted to do this was “to promote creativity and innovation freely for the betterment of our world.” Their main goals with this collection were to allow access to affordable, sustainable furniture that can be easily distributed and assembled and will stand the test of time. Therefore, they decided to used pipe as one of the main materials – it lasts many many years, can hold up against water, heat and pressure, and can be easily manipulated and pieced together. Moreover, it’s fairly accessible and affordable.

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Open Source Furniture by Dosuno Design

Karre Design is manufacturing the YOUMOU Coffee Table , originally designed in 1959 by Sadi Ozis. The table, which I think resembles a planet with rings or an atom, has a special upholstered section for newspapers that can be covered in fabric or leather. It can be covered in water-resistant fabric for use outdoors. You can also get transparent or patterned glass

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YOUMOU Coffee Table by Karre Design

Timothy John has just released his new Woven Collection. The initial designs in this series were launched in 2010, as part of an experiment in hand-weaving techniques. The collection has since grown to five limited edition pieces: a traditional vase, pendant lights, a table and a clock. If you’re interested in purchasing any of these pieces please inquire through Design55

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Woven Collection by Timothy John