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Sometimes it’s the small details that make a world of difference. Ghost Nest is a new company who allows you to customize door pulls with your very own images.

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Ghost Nest Custom Cabinet Pulls

DZstudio’s Qbik lamp created for Miniforms is made from one 2mm-thick metal sheet that is laser cut and folded. The holes on the top are a decorative motif and useful for ventilating the hot air and diffusing the light. It is available in white, yellow and red. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Qbik Lamp by DZstudio

Softwood by Veronika Wildgruber was exhibited at DMY International Design Festival Berlin and consists of a series of chairs carved from solid wood but made to appear like soft pillows. Upon first glance, they trick the viewer into thinking they are soft, comfortable chairs, but upon closer inspection you can see that they are actually hard wood. The idea behind this concept is that you cannot always rely on your perception. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 4 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Softwood by Veronika Wildgruber

Kartell has introduced two very different new lights to its collection. Bloom is the newest in the Kartell lighting collection.

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New Bloom and Tati Kartell Lighting

Semigood’s Rian RTA Collection , which will be presented this weekend at Dwell on Design is a ready to assemble furniture collection that is fully customizable-from timber to color to size-and built to last. The collection also a series by artist Mike Perry . The Dwell edition stool Mike Perry’s illustrated stool © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 1 comment | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Rian RTA Collection by Semigood

Atesta by SeriesD is a new outdoor planter which has a flat edge so that the design becomes modular — you can great groupings and even use it to define spaces. It is also a light and could even be adapted to an ice bucket, table or even bar. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Atesta by SeriesD

Happy Friday friends! I’d like to end this week with a great contest for you, sponsored by our friends over at Inmod.

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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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These rain cloud lamps from DCS Corp consist of three parts of different materials. First, the shade is made of washi (Japanese paper) using a three-dimensional shaping method. The lower part is made of acrylic and is sustained by 36 pieces of metal rod. The silver rain cloud is made of transparent paper, but the golden rain cloud is created to form an image of rain cloud at dusk, although it is rare weather phenomenon.

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Cloud Lamp Series

Rooms , who we’ve blogged about in the past , sent me over two of their new projects: this table, which appears to be made from an old door, and a children’s storage and chair collection. Rooms is a partnership between the young Georgian designers Nata Janberidze and Keti Toloraia, who became friends while studying at the Tbilisi Academy of Art. Recently, they have acquired a new partner Baia Davitaia. They all believe that design needs to think globally while acting locally. Their intention is to create inventive, catchy, playful, ironic, distinctive designs mostly from the situation, product and consumer-oriented design process.

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New from Rooms Design

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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