During Clerkenwell Design Week this year, four designers participated in Design Exquis, a series of exhibitions that explore the dialogue on design through design inspired by the collective method of creation known as the Exquisite Corpse. The designers showing work in this particular exhibition were Dominic Wilcox, Plant&Moss, Matthew Plummer-Fernandez and George Oehler. Video brought to you by our friends at Crane.tv .

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WATCH: Design Exquis – Clerkenwell Design Week 2013

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NYC designers Frederick McSwain and François Chambard (of UM Project ) created an outdoors-inspired exhibition at Gallery R’Pure for New York Design Week called Off The Grid . Inspired by camping, flashlights, lanterns, and easy outdoor furniture solutions like using crates as chairs, the designers created what look to be more luxurious and creative alternatives to the traditional camping gear. Perhaps this is gear we might use when camping on a rooftop in NYC or as our only furniture in an effort to try and escape the real world? Descriptions below are from the designers.

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Frederick McSwain and François Chambard: Off The Grid

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During New York Design Week , I curated an exhibition and popup shop at Bobby Berk Home full of West Coast designer, makers and artists. Entitled East, Meet West! , the idea behind this exhibition is to introduce more West Coast design not only to New Yorkers, but to the country’s biggest modern design audience in town for NYCxDesign, beyond what they’ll see on the trade show floor. As you walk around the city during Design Week to parties and exhibitions, you often see a lot of the same names, or, at least an overwhelming majority of designers who are based in New York

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East, Meet West! Popup and Exhibition at Bobby Berk Home

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Katie already mentioned what a wonderful job Note Design Studio did creating the Greenhouse exhibition at the Stockholm Furniture Fair , and they’ve also released a new collection of products that are equally as wonderful. Above: Silo Pendant Lamp for Zero Vinge Table Lamp for  Örsjo Dezibel, sound absorbers for  Zilenzio Rondell mail Hub for  Boxit Design Hook cykle stand for NOLA Step Bathroom basin for  Ex-t Fuse Pendant Lamp for  Ex-t Plisado Storage Rack for  Karl Andersson & Söner Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2013 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime Derringer in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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New 2013 Note Design Studio Products

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One of my favorite pieces in the D3 Design Talents exhibition at IMM Cologne was Dear Disaster by Jenny Ekdahl . Dear Disaster was Jenny’s graduation project from the Lund School of Industrial Design in Sweden. Inspired by recent global events, she says: “While natural disasters are perceived as terrible occurrences, natural forces can also be viewed as awe-inspiring and magnificent.” The aim of the project was to facilitate a process of recovery after natural disasters, to help the user regain their trust in nature

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Dear Disaster by Jenny Ekdahl

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Kristine Five Melvær  recently exhibited tableware at Food Work , an exhibition initiated by Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll that features 21 designs by eight Norwegian designers, shown during Designtide Tokyo 2012 . These  objects are part of her Still Life project, in which she reinterprets traditional still life motives. The first piece, a set of two bowls she calls Soft Bowls, are designed to tell the story of a changing shape.

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Food Vessels by Kristine Five Melvær

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Last month I mentioned a great exhibition taking place during DesignPhiladelphia called Four Corners: Design from Philly Surrounds . I had the chance to check it out this past weekend and I would highly recommend if you’re local to Philadelphia that you stop in to Minima Gallery before the exhibit ends on October 20th. If you can’t make it, then here’s a peek: Sideboard by Michael Iannone A variety of local chairs surround a gorgeous table by Bench Dog Design Mio ‘s felt chandelier made using old hat molds Coffee table by Adam Rung with a George Nakashima chair in the background and Philadelphia pillows by Bhaval Shah Bell Cartoloji in the foreground Great wallpaper from local artists including Aphrochic Chandelier by Adam Wallacavage Sk8 chair by Toby Mcqueston Great photo and frame by John Murphy Gorgeous gilded skull by Candy Depew Signals Papercut by Joe Boruchow (he is awesome !!!) There is so much more to see, though, so hopefully you can pop in and see it

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Four Corners Philly Exhibition

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Norwegian design studio günzler.polmar will present two brand new projects at the 100% Norway exhibition at TENT London , during London Design Festival 2012. The duo BENKT consists of a bench and an accompanying blanket.

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Bench and Blanket – BENKT – by günzler.polmar

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D-vision has organized a group exhibition during Salone in Milan called Soft Comfort that focuses on pieces that invite you to sit on them with the promise of comfort. A BOOV Although what is comfortable might differ from person to person, overall, we can all agree that comfort makes us feel at home, and at rest. Certain elements are directly related to comfort such as sitting angle, seat softness and shape.

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Soft Comfort by D-vision

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After showing at imm cologne, the Furniture From Greece exhibition travels to Milan for Salone. Greek brands Candia Strom , De-code , Elite Strom , Lattas and Papadatos will present their works at the fair showing that Greek designers not only create upscale furnishings, but that you need to take note! (Pictured above is Triangle by De-code) Argalios by De-code Adele by Candia Strom Cretan Spirit by Candia Strom Feel by Papadatos Sense Woodchip by Papadatos Okto by Lattas Strovilos by Lattas Wise by Elite Strom Wit by Elite Strom 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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Furniture From Greece

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