Japanese interior designer and director of beets inc. Yoshiyuki Hibino will present two new products – a shelf and a vase – at Tent London as well as his line chair. The theme of his design work is “seeking new balance” in materials, techniques, forms, and also the process of making products and their relationship to others. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook

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Yoshiyuki Hibino

American designer and Cornell grad Meg O’Halloran presented a new collection of modern seating at the AIA’s Kick Off Party for the Arch and the City Festival recently held at the San Francisco Design Center. The designs of these chairs are the culmination of a year spent working hands-on with vintage furniture projects for En Route Studio . The collection is a nice mix of mid-century modern, Gothic and Art Nouveau merged with the contemporary. Hancrafted in San Francisco and Colorado, the chairs can be made from walnut or hard Eastern maple, and are upholstered with the fabric line Tonus by Maharam Kvadrat

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Meg O’Halloran Design

The Fauchon chair was designed by French designer Mahdi Naim , as part of a project for a Fauchon concept store in Casablanca, Morocco. the chair’s back includes a place for your purse or briefcase. Available in various colors – contact theclosegalerie.fr . Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook .

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Fauchon Chair by Mahdi Naim

German designer and recent grad Christian Kayser ‘s work focuses on the idea of synergy, using gravity and weight to determine the final shapes. The stool, made of a wooden frame connected by flexible steel batons, changes shape when the user sits on it, creating a symbiotic relationship between the user and the object. Similar to the stool, the weight of this table also puts pressure on its legs, which are help together by a wire. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Syn-Kraft Furniture by Christian Kayser

Really loving the glam look of interior design Ryan Korban. A New York City-based designer, Korban is in his mid-twenties!

Head over to his website to peruse his amazing and glamorous portfolio.

Who is your favorite interior designer to follow?

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Sydney-based graphic designer and artist Linus Dean just launched a series of traditionally hand crafted rugs made in Nepal that feature vintage type and named after different cities around the world. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Linus Dean

Sabrina Soto is an LEED-accredited interior designer who began her career by working in her mother’s decorating business. That experience sparked a passion for design and honed a knack for creating beautiful spaces in any budget range. Along with her hosting and design duties on Get it Sold and Real Estate Intervention, Sabrina has been featured on HGTV shows and specials, including: White House Christmas , HGTV’s Green Home , Bang For Your Buck , House Hunters , Showdown , and Buying & Selling Secrets . Sabrina has been featured in Time Magazine , Family Circle , USA Today , People en Espanol , Esquire and Latina . She is also Target ‘s Style Expert for Home

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The Ivy Rugs are inspired by ivy that grows up high on the sides of buildings.

Ivy Rug 1 and Ivy Rug2 are both created by soft fabric in an ivy-like pattern to represent such an aspect of nature and to create a new atmosphere that connects the outside with the inside. To give the rugs flexibility and enable them to crawl up the wall, certain areas are connected by fibers that allow movement.

The Ivy Rug1 and Ivy Rug2 are designed by Heera Jeong, a furniture designer from Korea.

Would you use these beautiful rugs as an actual rug or as wall decor?

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Russian designer Vaslyaev Maxim has created the Pteleobius Lamp. Pteleobius is a genus of beetles of bark beetle family. These beetles enter fallen trees and create unique patterns in which to lay their larvae. Using one of these “engraved” elm trees, Vaslyaev Maxim attached a chrome-plated pipe to emit the light onto the surface of the tree branch

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Pteleobius Lamp by Vaslyaev Maxim

The Kartell Masters Chair is three designer chairs in one. If you look closely, you can see the silhouettes of the Series 7 by Jacobsen, the Tulip by Saarinen, and Eiffel Chair by Eames. One sale now at Emmo Home

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