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Hat-Shaped Sombrero Table and More Furniture by Studio 06

Furnisher — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 23:09:49 +0000

Italian design studio Studio 06 has a new collection of projects designed for Youtool and produced by Curti Metallo that includes a fun hat-shaped table named El Sombrero. The three products in this collection are El Sombrero, a coffee table, pictured above also, and two stools named Saddle and ICS. El Sombrero is made of powder-coated steel and is available in three color finishes: all white, white with red central container, white with yellow goose beak center container. The table is assembled very easily only three moves and four screws. The Saddle Stool is made by folding a single sheet that mimics the saddle of cowboys, inviting you to ride it

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Hat-Shaped Sombrero Table and More Furniture by Studio 06

Kase Table by U-B Studio

ICFF 2012: Part 2

Furnisher — Sat, 26 May 2012 22:19:22 +0000

We really loved the Kohler booth; it was probably our favorite booth (and not just because they had a phone charging station !) I think they did a great job of embracing and promoting their collaboration with Jonathan Adler . The booth, which was actually a shipping container painted chartreuse, was over the top: the staff were colorfully dressed and when Jonathan himself stopped by, they served fancy blue drinks and blue and yellow cotton candy.

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ICFF 2012: Part 2

ICFF 2012: Part 1

Insitu Wall Planters

Furnisher — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 18:42:06 +0000

Insitu Wall Planters is an Australian company who has designed a vertical container wall planter that comes in five different sizes and black or white powder-coated steel. Pots not included. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Insitu Wall Planters

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Scaffold Vase

Furnisher — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:15:13 +0000

Over 3500 gold plated parts make up this truly unique vase designed to look like scaffolding. Its shape is inspired by 19th century Chinese vases, while its composition from “scaffold” makes it both very urban and very now. There’s a small glass container that holds water, which is hidden by the rest of the vase’s design, making it not just a conversation piece but a functional vase. The Scaffold Vase is the work of UK design studio Freshwest.

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Cantilever Vase by Miranda Watkins