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July 13th, 2013 — Design
Mooncake is a minimalist design created by Toronto-based design firm +tongtong . The concept of the design is to have restaurant patrons eat directly off the table. The designers wanted to create a table in which the patrons would have a stronger connection to their meal and surrounding environment.
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Mooncake by +tongtong
June 13th, 2013 — Design
RAIA is a minimalist design created by Gud Conspiracy for WeWood . This functional dining table is made completely of solid French Oak – a material choice that characterizes lightness and purity of form. RAIA represents a sophisticated design with harmonious lines being worked together to withdraw structural and visual weight, which emphasizes its elegance. During its construction, the wood is utilized in an intelligent manner in order to not only reduce costs, but eliminate excess waste and reduce environmental impact as well. Inspired by Scandinavian design and produced by the experienced hands of Portuguese craftsman, RAIA is a contemporary table with traditional roots.
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RAIA Table by Gud Conspiracy
May 30th, 2013 — Design
Sogum Huchuhuchu is a minimalist design created by Korean-based designer Jaemin Jaeminlee . The aesthetic of Sogum Huchuhuchu is supposed to imitate the shape of a spoon.
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Sogum Huchuhuchu by Jaemin Jaeminlee
May 26th, 2013 — Design
Dock Tray is a minimalist design created by Belgium-based designer Alain Berteau for Objekten . The design was presented at this year’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York City. Objekten displayed its newest and greatest designs including this multifunctional accessory made for the iPad. Objekten produces its products in Europe, and is designed by well-known industrial designers such as Lehanneur, Willenz, and Berteau.
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Dock Tray by Alain Berteau
May 16th, 2013 — Design
Segment Table is a minimalist design created by San Francisco-based design firm Box Clever . The conception of their name came from the term “boxing clever,” a reference to how the best boxers win not only with their brawn, but with their wits as well. As designers they take a similar approach: to identify opportunities, learn from and respond to any challenges that arise, and execute flawlessly. Segment Table comes pre-designed with channels built into the surface in order to accommodate wiring and functional accessories. The table’s surface, which is constructed of multiple parts, was inspired by the ever-shifting tectonic plates sitting underneath San Francisco.
March 24th, 2013 — Design
Stamug is a minimalist design created by Osaka-based firm Metaphys . This stackable mug is the newest edition to Metaphys’ collection of porcelain wares. The project was conceived due to the impractical and space-consuming designs of traditional mugs
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Skim Milk: Stamug by Metaphys
March 6th, 2013 — Design
These 360° table lamps by Magdalena Chojnacka / Studio Bongo Design are made from a single block of wood and a simple powder-coated rod. The name comes from the way that the head can rotate all the way around, allowing you to adjust the light to wherever you need it most.
January 29th, 2013 — Design
Pendulum clocks are traditionally of the, well, traditional sort housed in grandfather clocks and the like, but not anymore. Christian Kim has reinterpreted the classic pendulum clock with ZWILLING , a modernized, wall-mounted version. Both the clock face and the pendulum are the same size making the overall form a simple, minimalist design. The long pendulum swings from left to right within one second due to the magnetic pulse that allows it to keep time.
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Modern Pendulum Clock: ZWILLING by Christian Kim
August 10th, 2012 — Design
Giovanni Talocci has designed a line of freestanding bioethanol fireplaces and planters for the Italian manufacturer Falper . The best part about these minimalist designs is that they are portable. Instead of everyone gathering around a built-in fireplace, the fire can be moved to wherever the people are – each piece comes with a carrying handle.
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Get Out! Falper Fireplaces and Planters
August 10th, 2012 — Design
Giovanni Talocci has designed a line of freestanding bioethanol fireplaces and planters for the Italian manufacturer Falper . The best part about these minimalist designs is that they are portable. Instead of everyone gathering around a built-in fireplace, the fire can be moved to wherever the people are – each piece comes with a carrying handle.
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Get Out! Falper Fireplaces and Planters