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A fresh take on the table lamp, these table lamp silhouettes are wall mountable for a unique look. Made by Gumdesign for Zeroombra, an Italian design company, the Sognibelli lamps come in a variety of colors from bright purple and orange to simple black and white. The base of each lamp has a small shelf for accessories, such as eyeglasses, books or magazines. As an added eco-friendly bonus, Sognibelli lamps use LED lighting to save on the amount of electricity they rely on.

Made from aluminum, these fun wall lamps are a great fit above (or instead of) a bedside table or in a nursery next to a rocking chair. Where would you use the Sognibelli Lamps?

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Jean-Pierre (J.P.) Canlis , known for his serene interpretations of nature in glass, has just crossed a new boundary. His Wheat Installation translates the mundane into elegance through a unique display of glass. Each stalk of wheat is hand made by the glass artist who resides in Seattle, Washington and runs his studio and gallery space in downtown Seattle. The Wheat can be scaled down to run down the center of a dining room table or fill a niche as tall as seven feet in height! The Raindrop Chandelier is a modern, fresh feel to the traditional “chandelier.” Inspired by the endless winters of the Pacific Northwest, the Raindrop Chandelier has the possibilities for large-scale installations in public spaces to private home centerpieces. Wheat and Raindrop photos by Aaron Leitz, copyright Canlis Glass

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Canlis Glass

Decorate your flat doors with this fun Trompe-l’oeil door wallpaper by Koziel . All you need to do is cut it to eh size of your door and apply with wallpaper paste (or 3M adhesive if you’re renting). Each sheet is printed on opaque white fabric with satin finish. It’s washable, fire and UV resistant. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Trompe-l’oeil Door Wallpaper

Remember Venn Diagrams? Even if you can’t recall what exactly they are for, you’ve definitely seen them before. And while they can certainly be useful, who knew they could also be art?

Swedish design firm Outofstick (cool name!) that’s who. This unique table features gorgeous hues in a fun, nesting design inspired by the Venn diagram. Each is constructed from colored waterjet-cut glass and iron legs.

A little nerdy but a lot of fun, who could see using these in there place?

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The Gipsy Furniture Collection by Hungarian design studio A+Z Designers (Attila F. Kovacs and Zsuzsa Megyesi) is a series of items inspired by the folk culture of Hungary and Transylvania.

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The Gipsy Furniture Collection by A+Z Designers

Ana Linares is a Brooklyn-based designer born in Miami and raised in Bogota, Colombia. She moved to New York to pursue her degree of Industrial Design at Pratt Institute. Ana’s designs are the result of her sensitivity to material experimentation and love for creating folding shapes inspired by organic forms in nature and origami. While developing her own designs, she has worked for the past years with recognized companies and designers such as Knoll Design, Karim Rashid and Mark Goetz. Ana’s designs have been viewed in numerous exhibitions including New York’s ICFF, 100% Design London, Brooklyn Designs and Art Basel Miami.

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Friday Five with Ana Linares

Here’s a round of chairs that are as delicious as your favorite version of this chair’s namesake. Designed by Infiniti Design in Italy, the Cookie is a polycarbonate chair that obtains its shape through injection molding.

The best part is that indulging in these Cookies won’t make you feel guilty. Available in red, black, white and transparent, the Cookie also comes in three different shapes. There is a 4-star base version of the Cookie chair that is made in either aluminum or steel rod. The two other versions are made from chrome, one is known as the spider version and the other a stackable sleigh model.

What do you think about these Cookies? Much healthier than the ones we’re used to, right?

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Neuland Industriedesign (Eva Paster and Michael Geldmacher) has partnered with Kristalia to create Elephant , a new polyurethane chair for indoors and out. It is available in a variety of colors with a four-leg or slide base in chrome or satin finish. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Elephant Chair by Neuland Industriedesign for Kristalia

The perfect Friday afternoon post to take you straight to the weekend! This iPlunge stand squishes into the back of your iPhone or iPod, keeping it upright for easy viewing. Available for pre-order at Perpetual Kid . via NOTCOT © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings , Technology | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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iPlunge iPhone Stand

Coffee tables are something you spend a lot of time looking at, and perhaps that explains why I am so fascinated by them. I always have my eye out for unique ones that are more than the rectangular norm. In fact mine is not a coffee table at all, but actually a trunk that easily opens for hidden storage space (yes!)

So it’s easy to see why the White Desert Coffee Table caught my eye. Designed by Karim Mekhtigian for Hid’n by La Roche, this linear table dips in the middle forming a bowl of sorts for fruit, candles, flowers, even a beer or two! I love the possibilities and the design looks pretty cool too.

What do you think – do you like an unique table like this or do you prefer something more traditional?

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