We have a clue about Furniture
July 8th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Doesn’t this just look perfect for winter?! The Quilt comes from the infamous Bouroullec brothers Ronan & Erwan. It’s original while being timeless and unique without being flashy, making it nearly impossible not to like.
I think the Quilt could work well in a modern or traditional setting. No matter where you put it, it sure does look comfortable! More from the Bourellecs here.
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July 7th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Today I have even more cool shelving for you!! The 45 Degrees Shelving Unit is the work of industrial designer Alberto Caputo. Caputo is devoted to the product design phase of all of his furniture and uses cubist philosophy to break each larger idea into manageable piece and concepts. The shelving featured here adds a little bit of bold color to his usual minimalist type design. See more from Caputo here.
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July 5th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
And the Three Two Bookshelf is proof. This unique bookcase highlights intelligent design and adds a bold pop of style to any room. It is made entirely of metacrylate and hand welded. It consists of five stackable elements and is available in a vareity of great color choices.
The Two Three Bookshelf is the work of Jackob & MacFarlene. See more here.
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July 2nd, 2010 — Designer Stuff
This fabulous Apple iPhone case is made from 200 year old African Blackwood. This case comes from Gresso, whose taken this exclusive wood, known for its incredible strength and durability, and turned it into a rather unique looking iPhone case. It doesn’t stop there though. They’ve also embedded Swarovski crystals and an 18 karat gold Apple logo.
This will get you do reconsider veneer won’t it? More wonderfully unique cases from so here.
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July 1st, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Yesterday’s post got me thinking. Maybe our workspace don’t need to look so ordinary? These workstations by Derin Design completely redefine the workspace, making dreary cubicles a thing of the past. Called the Igloo Workstation, it features a unique shape that’s definitely more interesting than the traditional cubicle cube.
What I also like about the Igloo, though, is that it doesn’t completely depart for the idea of the cubicle. Each employee still has his or her own breathing space, but this time its far more visually exciting. See more here.
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June 30th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Tired of sitting in the same place all day? Well, now you don’t have too. While I can’t take today’s featured design too seriously, I can’t help but love the idea. Tired of your view or your neighbor? Simply move!
The Mobile Office is the work of Tim Vinke as a solution for those tired of sitting in the same spot day after day. A verity of interior elements can be added to the basic design. The mobile office is made of polystyrene with a hotspray coating. More here.
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June 29th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Though it can definitely be inconvenient, there is something really beautiful about rain. DCS Corp captures that in this new and unique collection of rain cloud lamps. Each lamp features made from Japanese paper called Washi.
The rain cloud lamps come in several different designs and as a pendant, table lamp, or a floor lamps. See more from DCS Corp here.
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June 26th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Happy Friday friends! I’d like to end this week with a great contest for you, sponsored by our friends over at Inmod.
How would you like to win the George Nelson Ball Clock pictured above?! Well lucky for you, that’s what they are giving away. Entering to win is easy -just two simple steps:
1)Go to Twitter and follow @Inmod
2)Tweet the following: “I just entered to win a George Nelson clock – to enter, follow @inmod & retweet this message #inmod http://bit.ly/bAPk”
It’s that easy! The deadline to enter to win is Midnight, P.S.T., Wednesday, June 30, 2010. A single winner will be randomly selected and notified via email on Friday, July 2, 2010. For full contest rules be sure to check out Inmod’s Giveway Page.
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June 25th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
I’ve come to expect a lot from Kartell, and they never fail to impress me. Their latest collection, Bloom, is about as good at it gets and just in time for summer. A lavish cascade of crystalline flowers, these lights add a hint of mysticism to any space.
Bloom is available in several colors and styles ranging from totally transparent to opaque. Each is made of polycarbonate. A series of bulbs along the internal framework diffuses light off the petals for a captivating effect. Sure to be a focal point in any room!
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June 23rd, 2010 — Designer Stuff
This is the coolest thing I have seen in while. British artist Luke Jerram brings “Play Me, I’m Yours” to NYC! This touring project makes sixty pianos available to play all across the city. All in public places and available to anyone!
From now until July 5th and from 9am until 10pm each day. They are located in parks, streets, and plazas. For all of the locations of the pianos and to upload pictures of yourself enjoying them check out their site here. It’s as fun as it sounds!
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