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&Tradition ‘s Victor Vetterlein -designed Trash Me Lamp is created from the paper pulp of 4-paper egg cartons that are spread over a mold and left to dry. The concept word behind the piece is “transient,” in that people’s attention and interest in things is somewhat brief. The lamp can be taken apart quickly and then recycled into something new once it is no longer desired. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Caroline in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Trash Me Lamp by Victor Vetterlein

Red & Stainless Steel Modern Backless Barstool

Features:

• Contempiorary Barstool
• Red Seat
• Stainless Steel Base
• Backless Stool
• Metal Footrest
• Also Available with Black Seat

Dimensions:

• Barstool: 18″W x 20″D x 30″H

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Red Seat Modern Backless Barstool w/Stainless Steel Base

White & Stainless Steel Modern Adjustable Height Swivel Barstool

Features:

• Contemporary Barstool
• White and Stainless Steel
• Metal Footrest
• Adjustable Height Swivel Barstool
• Also Available with Black Seat

Dimensions:

• Barstool: 16″W x 16″D x 42″H

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White w/Stainless Steel Adjustable Height Modern Swivel Barstool

It’s always fun to switch up your table decor every once in awhile. For myself, I’m getting sick of pulling out the same placemats every night, so it’d be nice to invest in a few more designs, especially since it’s only two of us most of the time!

Are placemats something you have a collection of or just use the same ones for daily dinners? Here are six different modern placemats to get you (or just me!)  inspired to expand your collection:

1) Kim Seybert Champagne Big Glitter Place Mats
2) DIANE von FURSTENBERG “Miro Applique” Oblong Placemat
3) Slate Placemat
4) Lacquer Square Placemat
5) Chilewich Dahlia Gold Placemat
6) Rectangle Fan Placemat in Malachite

Brussels gallery Kavan Ronsey is exhibiting the works of Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters , an artistic team from The Netherlands. The exhibition is entitled Eb (“low tide”) and is about the aesthetics of natural water and its traces in the landscape.

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“Eb” by Studio Maarten Kolk & Guus Kusters

Believe it or not, these jaunty, no handle Contrast Mugs are from the classic Danish china company, Royal Copenhagen . Designed by H.C. Giedde, the porcelain pieces, which have pleasing ridges like a ramekin, come sheathed in a brightly colored silicone sleeve that helps prevents slippage and protects fingers from the heat. The company actually gifted one to us (forest green, thank you very much) on Design Milk’s recent press trip to Copenhagen, and we’ve been using it daily. The verdict

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Contrast Mug by Royal Copenhagen

White & Brown Modern Bedroom

Features:

• Contemporary Bedroom Set
• Durable Construction
• Roma White and Brown Platform Bed
• Bed with Adjustable Headrests and Armrests
• Padded Soft Eco-Leather Headboard
• The Bed is Available in Queen or King Sizes

Dimensions:

• Queen Size Bed: 65″W x 94″W x 38″H
• King Size Bed: 83″W x 94″W x 38″H
• Luxury Nightstand: 20″W x 15″W x 15″H
• Luxury Double Dresser: 59″W x 19″W x 30″H
• Luxury Mirror: 39″W x 1″W x 31.5″H
• Luxury 6 Drawer Chest: 36″W x 19″W x 43″H
• Luxury 2-Door Wardrobe: 36″W x 23″W x 85″H
• Luxury 4-Door Wardrobe: 71″W x 23″W x 85″H

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White and Brown Bedroom w/Padded Headboard & Optional Items

Materials: Boksel sofa table, USB-powered case fans, electric drill and large bits, furniture stain, screws and bolts, furniture feet Description: For a long time I've wanted to replace my old IKEA media center cabinet. Multiple times I've lingered in the Besta section but just couldn't imagine a solution that I liked. Last weekend we found the Boksel sofa table in the as-is section, which met almost all of my desires, but needed a few adjustments.

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Boksel Media Box

While in Copenhagen last year, we had a chance to stop off at the Danish Design Center to see Denmark by Design . The exhibit shows the development in Danish design from 1945 to 2010, with iconic pieces popular in the homes, workplaces and public arena from the time it was introduced to today. The exhibit starts out with Kay Bojesen’s wooden toy monkey, an assortment of LEGO bricks, and Arne Jacobsen’s City Hall clock, designed in 1956. The aluminum coffee and water jugs were designed by Erik Herlow in 1955. See the aqua nesting bowls in the foreground?

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Denmark by Design Exhibit at the Danish Design Center

Knitting had its moment (and it’s still going on), so perhaps it’s time to shine a spotlight on quilters. While the craft may evoke images of grannies in spectacles equipped with needles in a barn (sewing bee anyone?), there’s an alternative to patchwork classics. After posting a few modern quilters last year, we stumbled upon a decidedly hip Flickr group of crafters called The Modern Quilt Guild , and pulled out half a dozen favorites.

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The Modern Quilt Guild