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January 12th, 2011 — Furniture, Furniture products
Chocolate Ultra Plush & Espresso Bycast Contemporary Sectional Sofa
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Chocolate Ultra Plush & Espresso Bycast Modern Sectional Sofa
January 12th, 2011 — Furniture, Furniture products
Chocolate Microfiber Modern Sectional Sofa
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Chocolate Microfiber Modern Sectional Sofa w/Optional Ottoman
January 12th, 2011 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products
Le Corbusier Style Grande Modern Chair in White Full Leather
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Le Corbusier Style Modern Chair in White Full Leather
January 11th, 2011 — Design
Studio Project Concept One is a new line of modern children’s furniture. Their first pieces include a project table and stools. Each piece is made of Baltic Birch Multi-ply with hand laid Walnut veneer faces and a Formica® laminated table. The table has a white top and the stool seats are available in five fun colors
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Studio Project Concept One
January 11th, 2011 — Designer Stuff
Designed by Standard 41, the Oh! Donna is a natural wood chair that can be used as a modern dining chair or a side chair. As desired, the Oh! Donna can be requested as customized item in the size, finish and wood of your choice. Typically it is offered in walnut, maple, cherry, oak red or black.
The Oh! Donna also comes in masculine form, known as Oh! Donald.
Both are designed by Standard 41, a company based out of Brooklyn, NY and owned by Andrew Raible. His intention was to “create a line of furniture that tends toward “green” reinterpretations of mid-century Scandinavian and American designs with a sculptural twist.”
Standard 41 has a wide collection that spans from various dining and living room seating arrangements to tables, desks and beds. To view more of the products from Standard 41 , check out their website at http://standard41.com.
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January 10th, 2011 — Design
Emily Wettstein is a 25-year-old designer living in Brooklyn, NY who built this planter table as part of her application to grad school for architecture. The table is made from reclaimed walnut and steel with a removable planter that can hold a variety of plants, in this case wheat grass (very cat friendly!) It measures 24″ high by 60″ long and is for sale along with similar pieces. You can contact Emily through her website
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Planter Table by Emily Wettstein
January 9th, 2011 — Design
Scott Wilson, founder of Chicago-based design studio MINIMAL , is an accomplished designer and former Global Creative Director at Nike. Over his eighteen year career Wilson has lead design organizations such as IDEO, Thomson Consumer Electronics, Fortune Brands, and Motorola. Most recently, Wilson and MINIMAL have garnered much acclaim for their TikTok + LunaTik iPod Nano Watch Kits, which shattered records to become the highest funded project in the history of Kickstarter.com, a crowd-funding platform for creative projects. Other recent design collaborations include Microsoft’s Xbox 360 + Kinect Sensor, Dell’s Venue Pro Smartphone and the SW1 Conference/Lounge Collection for Coalesse, which we checked out at NeoCon 2010 and it was pretty sweet. An extensive 45-piece collection, the SW1 rethinks the conference setting and the notion of live/work
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Friday Five with Scott Wilson
January 9th, 2011 — Design
South Korean designer Choi Jinyoung created this fat-bottomed chair called Monster. It looks like a cartoon character my baby niece might be into — not too scary. Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook ! © 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 1 comment | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
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Monster Chair by Choi Jinyoung
January 9th, 2011 — Design
Matt Pisane created Handlebar Sconce , a decorative lighting sculpture resembling a trophy head. It comes with clear prismatic bulbs and a dimmer switch. It’s easy to mount and simply plugs into the wall — perfect for the bike enthusiast. Available at The Future Perfect .
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Handlebar Sconce
January 8th, 2011 — Design
I am currently crushing on Suki Cheema textiles. I’m pretty sure some of these are going to end up in my house this year.
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Current Obsession: Suki Cheema