Vienna, Austria-based artist Gisela Stiegler began creatively as a trained painter but evolved into a sculptor. Her Lampenfieber series, made from expanded polystyrene waste material carved into functional works of art, includes lighting and wall shelves. Once sculpted and lacquered in one of a few colors you would never know they were made from upcycled salmon fish boxes

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It seems that chevron is almost everywhere these days. As seen in these images, it’s on walls, floors and even food!

But what are your thoughts on chevron? Is it overplayed and ready to fade? Or do you love it so much you can’t get enough?

If you love it, how have you implemented it into your decor and everyday life? We’d love to hear your feelings on chevron – the fancy word for zig-zag!

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Baboo is the final project of Shahaf Ben Abu who recently graduated from Hadassah College. This is such a cute and creative project. Baboo is a kit made of clips to which kids can attach drawings, allowing them to be more creative by making their own dolls and action figures

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Baboo by Shahaf Ben Abu

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Hong Kong designer Kitmen Keung has created a transformable foam block for Belgium design brand Sixinch with only two cuts. Splitting a raw rectangular foam block with only two L-shaped cut lines, Dual Cut is a transformable furniture piece that employs the simplest production processes true to the materials in use with minimal wastage. It features two ergonomically comfortable seat back angle options of 6° and 23°, and the multi-formation ability to form a one seater with a side table, a chaise lounge or a corner table. It also easily forms a neat, compact parcel for convenient storage and transportation.

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Dual Cut

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Marco Beghin is the President of Moleskine America, Inc. in the United States.

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Friday Five with Marco Beghin of Moleskine

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Mike Kann of Studio801 created the Muybridge Chair (Gallop Series), which were recently exhibited during the London Design Festival at Designersblock. Inspired by the animal study photography of Eadweard J. Muybridge (known primarily for his pioneering work with the use of multiple cameras to capture motion), Gallop are a range of chairs resembling the gait of a horse. The chair legs were influenced by sketching from the famous frames of movement of horses galloping as captured by Muybridge. Made of Scottish birch and clear acrylic, these two examples (No.

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Ontwerpduo designed an entire coated steel furniture set especially for the garden. It includes a hanging chair, a table, and chairs that come with beautifully embroidered pillows. The pillows can be placed on the chairs when you want to use them. Photography by Lisa Klappe and Patricia Rehe

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Garden of Eden by Ontwerpduo

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Each piece from this collection by Joseph Heidecker is reminiscent of browsing old yearbook pages for a familiar face. Each work is inspired by found furniture and photography. http://www.josephheidecker.com
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Photofurniture by Joseph Heidecker

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