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2Modern Adds New Brands and Designs To Their Lineup

May 14th, 2012 — Design

The following post is brought to you by 2Modern . Our partners are hand-picked by the Design Milk team because they represent the best in design. Every time I visit 2Modern.com , they have tons of new stuff. They just added a large amount of new products and brands to their inventory, including the fantastic work of Richard Schultz , just in time for Summer! Check out some of my favorite new pieces: Clockwise from top left: Knoll Petal Coffee Table by Richard Schultz , Gandia Blasco Lluvia Rug , Air Wall Sconce by LZF , LAXseries Wall Mounted Table by MASH Studios , Areaware Feather Kuma Pillow , Louis Poulsen Enigma 545 Pendant , Mosaico Nicolaj et Saints Rug by Second Studio , Marset Pleat Box Pendant .

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Float by Karim Rashid for Sancal

May 14th, 2012 — Design

The always busy Karim Rashid has designed a new sofa collection for the Spanish furniture company Sancal . Float features an oval-shaped back to lean on that also doubles as a space divider for privacy. Available in three sizes: two low back sofas and one sofa with a higher back. Each piece has Rashid’s signature color combinations, but you can also pick your own fabrics if you prefer.

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A Rocking Horse Named Hesus

May 13th, 2012 — Design

Hesus is a rocking horse that gets back to basics. Designed by J.Key Schneyorson , it’s built based on the repeated shape of the sector of a circle but at various scales. The recurring circle sectors are joined together to create an abstract rocking horse made of welded stainless steel tubing and braided leather strips that make up the seat

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Tom Cecil

May 12th, 2012 — Design

Tom Cecil is an innovative furniture designer based in the UK. He started out as a mechanical engineer, but soon turned to furniture and product design that incorporates his past experience exploring “how and why things work.” Stretched Table A very thin sheet of steel is stretched across a steel frame to create a table. Supported only at the ends, the ratchet strap moves the base of legs together, the frame acting as lever, pulls the top tight with 30 ton of force. Auxetic Table A table made from sixteen hollow parts that are hand stitched together to create 24 articulated joints. The table can be opened and closed by either pushing, pulling or rotating a single part

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Weekly Six: 5.11.12

May 11th, 2012 — Designer Stuff

TGIF!!! Any plans for the weekend? Hopefully the weather forecast is looking lovely in your neck of the woods.

Here’s six things I’ve enjoyed this week:

1) This all mint living room. Would you do it?

2) A little neon makes everything better.

3) Suddenly obsessed with quinoa and scouting out different recipes. What’s your fave?

4) Traditional and modern unite in this acrylic dining table.

5) If you have a pooch, would it hang out in this modern dog house?

6) Show the love in your home with the Love Collection by Joel Escalona.

Happy weekend! What have you found this week? Share in the comments!

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Lack Table Hack for the Wall

May 11th, 2012 — Furniture, Uncategorized

Materials: Lack end tables and Lack shelves Description: We wanted to create an entertainment center look without purchasing the huge piece of furniture. Inspired by this IKEA Hackers post we decided to pick up a bunch of Lack tables and attach the tops to our brick wall. The black brown color already matched our IKEA media center and leaving space in between each row left room for a couple Lack shelves (also in black-brown) that we are still brainstorming arrangements for! See more of the Lack entertainment centre

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