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June 23rd, 2010 — Furniture, Furniture products
Modern Dinette Table With Extendable Glass Top
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Available in white, black and beige
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White Contemporary Glass Top Dinning Table with Extension Leaf
June 23rd, 2010 — Furniture, Furniture products
Contemporary Stylish Dinette Table With Extendable Glass Top
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Available in black, beige and white
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Contemporary Dinnette Table w/Extension And Black Inlay On Top
June 23rd, 2010 — Furniture, Furniture products
Modern Dinette Table With Extendable Glass Top
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Available in beige, black and white
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Beige Modern Stylish Glass Top Dining Table w/Extension Leaf
June 23rd, 2010 — Design
Are you sitting down? Katie Stout just completed her sophomore year at RISD and sent me her Udder Table. I have no words about this table other than it makes me slightly nauseated yet also captivated, so I will let Katie describe her reasoning for creating this table: Udder Table depicts society’s dependency on milk while also celebrating the cow and her teats.
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Udder Table by Katie Stout
June 22nd, 2010 — Designer Stuff
I have to admit upon first reading about these invisible wall switches I thought – Why would anyone need these? But a quick glance at the images here and it becomes apparent.
I usually paint my switches to match my walls or the trim. These switches definitely make that easier, perfectly blending with the wall each is on. The biggest difference, though, is in the pictures with wallpaper. I never really though about what I would do in that situation, yet these invisible switches offer a quick and effective solution.
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June 22nd, 2010 — Design
Studio Klass has a new container and gardening collection called Flying Green. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Flying Green by Studio Klass
June 20th, 2010 — Design
Forbes & Lomax’s invisible switch series consists of a variety of light switches and plugs with an invisible acrylic surround, making it much lovelier to have lots of plugs and switches in your room. They also have a painted range , which come primed ready for you to put on the final coat. Old boring white eyesores be gone! © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings , Interior Design | Permalink | 3 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Invisible Switch by Forbes & Lomax
June 18th, 2010 — Design
Droog is presenting some pieces at Design Miami/Basel including: The Darwin Chair designed by Stefan Sagmeister and produced by Grenswerk exclusively for Droog; Photos by Johannes van Assem Copper Collection including Watering Can, Mixing Bowl, Soy Pourer, Candle Dome designed by Aldo Bakker for Thomas Eyck, limited number edition of 15; Photos by Marten Aukes Rietveld Lego buffet designed by Minale-Maeda, 2010 limited edition of 5 exclusively for Droog; Photos by Minale-Maeda Studio Daily Handkerchiefs designed by Studio Makkink & Bey in 5 editions of 30 handkerchiefs; Photos by Studio Makkink & Bey What: Droog at Design Miami/Basel When: June 15, 2010 – June 19, 2010 Where: Booth G28, Hall 5, Messe Basel, Messeplatz, 4005 Basel, Switzerland © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings , News & Events , Style & Fashion | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Droog at Design Miami/Basel
June 17th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
A chair designed with the body’s pressure points in mind? Yes, please! The work of the always creative Karim Rashid, the Chakra Chair is a task chair designed with all of your pressure points in mind to increase comfort even when sitting for long periods of time. It even looks pretty cool.
What do you think- are you a fan?
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June 17th, 2010 — Design
My first day in Chicago for NeoCon was overwhelming to say the least. Despite the terrible phone reception, slow Internet and lack of elevators, I think I accomplished quite a bit my first day. I was only there for two days, so I tried to squeeze in as much as possible. One thing I definitely will need to know from you, readers, is whether you are in the contract business (I sense a poll coming on…) I hope you’re sitting down, this one is a long one
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NeoCon 2010: Day 1