May 25th, 2012 — Design
			
				
 The WOOD-OO collection was created by Prague-based kdomazidlibydli (try saying that 10 times fast), the design firm of Jan Vacek and Martin Smid. Inspired by wood shingles, the collection is simple and raw using the traditional roof element in a new way. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments 
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WOOD-OO Collection by Jan Vacek and Martin Smid
			 
			
					
						
			
			May 24th, 2012 — Design
			
				
 Traverso Table , designed by Francesco Faccin for Valsecchi1918 , is divided into two separate parts which can be manufactured in either glass or wood. Upon dismantling, the Traverso Table takes up virtually no space. The designer describes the center beam as the key element to the table’s structural and aesthetic integrity. The exaggeration of the beam exemplifies Faccin’s design ideology in which the principal structural and mechanical elements are as much the necessities as they are the niceties
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Skim Milk: Traverso Table by Francesco Faccin
			 
			
					
						
			
			April 7th, 2012 — Design
			
				
 Brad Ascalon Studio is launching a new shelving series called Element for Italian company FASEM at this year’s Salone in Milan. A modular system made of leather and glass, the bookshelves are perfect for both residential and contract markets. The leather is vegetable dyed and high-quality, making these shelves look and feel luxurious, and why shouldn’t they be since they’re housing some of your most precious and favorite books, knick-knacks and photographs? If you’re in Milan during the Salone del Mobile this April, visit FASEM’s exhibition at the Rho Fairgrounds, Hall 5, Stand G6. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook 
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New Element Shelving System by Brad Ascalon for FASEM
			 
			
					
						
			
			February 14th, 2012 — Design
			
				
 The French design firm ARCA , lead by young designers Erick Demeyer and Steven Leprizé, are launching a small edition furniture line this year. The Cl Collection was inspired by one design element: a bend. Each piece of unique furniture features the signature element as a connector between straight pieces of wood, giving it a puzzle-like feel. Stone panels are then added to certain pieces of the furniture to create the tabletops and shelves. 
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Cl Collection by ARCA
			 
			
					
						
			
			February 10th, 2012 — Design
			
				
 Designed by London-based designers Goodwin + Goodwin , the Plus side table is a continuation of their Plus Desk . It was designed so that it could be assembled in moments without the need for any tools or fixings. 
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Plus Side Table by Goodwin + Goodwin
			 
			
					
						
			
			November 17th, 2011 — Design
			
				
 David Fox launched the Magic stool for Boss Design , a seating element in the shape of a mushroom. Inspired by fungi, the stool is both fun and functional with a sturdy steel base and an upholstered top. I would love to see an entire room of these in random shapes and sizes, mimicking how mushrooms behave in nature. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . 
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Magic by David Fox
			 
			
					
						
			
			September 25th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
			
				

Twist and twirl your way to the Swirl Table. How much fun would meal time be on this bright, colorful table?
Designed by Pure Design, based out of the United Kingdom, the Swirl Table is a dizzy dining table for four. Made from metal wire and tubes, the Swirl Table has a clear, tempered glass top. Upon request, the tempered glass can be decorated with a design or solid color. The base of the Swirl Table is based upon the simple element that the leg of the table is multiplied.
The Swirl Table is available in red, black, white, green and gray. Which color would you choose?
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