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October 31st, 2010 — Design
Studio Lawrence unveiled two new products last week at the 2010 Interieur show: To Gather, a modular sofa system, and Wonky chairs. These new pieces are the sculptural additions to designers Patrick de Louwere and Bart Eijking’s furniture collection. Fun and playful, they are just odd enough to be endearing. To Gather The modular sofa system by Studio Lawrence injects interaction with an angle
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Studio Lawrence
October 31st, 2010 — Design
Have a spooky Halloween weekend! Teeth Mug by Megawing available at Molla Space .
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Happy Halloween!
October 30th, 2010 — Designer Stuff
Yesterday I stumbled upon the website of Timothy Schreiber, a designer based out of London. Although I couldn’t find a biography on his website, there is a Wikipedia page about Timothy Schreiber, which states that he has won three Red Dot Design Awards throughout his career.
Take a look at Timothy Schreiber’s website to see all of the “pop modernist” furniture he designs. Above is the S-08 Bench, designed by Schreiber. It is made out of clear section of colored acrylic. Each piece of acrylic is fixed upon two flexible guides that you can see through the acrylic. This mechanism allows you to create the bench as you please, with various colors, lengths and even shapes.
Another piece from Schreiber’s collection is the X-Lounger. The X-Lounger is based on a single ray that is traced along a double curve surface so that it achieves a “random looking yet controlled construction pattern.” Available in satin aluminum or malaysian rattan, the X-Lounger is just one of many contemporary pieces on Schreiber’s website, which is definitely worth checking out.
What’s your favorite piece?
Link: sixdifferentways.com
October 29th, 2010 — Design
Side by Side is a non-profit German company that I discovered while at Tendence 2010 . They design and create products that are simply beautiful, sometimes clever and always unique. The company, which launched back in 2002, works with 20 young designers on their contemporary design collection, consisting of 48 products that range from a clothes dryer and ironing board to kitchen utilities, a wine rack, napkin rings, and textiles
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Side by Side
October 27th, 2010 — Design
Alessandro Di Prisco has created a set of letter furniture for children. The shape of each letter serves as the inspiration for the design. The letter “S” is a swing for recreational activity, “I” is a library, “A” and “M” are a chair and table, and “G” is a chair-desk that becomes a corner where both working and relaxing are possible. How cute would this be at a day care center or in a nursery school classroom!
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Letters Furniture for Kids by Alessandro Di Prisco
October 27th, 2010 — Design
The Parallel of Time clock by John Leung and Clarke Hopkins Clarke Architects is a series of clocks of the same time and join together to create interconnected parallelograms, thus the clock’s name. From the designers: “Time is parallel. The speed of time (on earth) is indubitable but everyone’s perception of the speed is somehow different. Using multiple clocks and cables to create a number of parallelograms, a design is generated: The Parallel of Time.
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Parallel of Time Clock
October 27th, 2010 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products
Burnish Dark Oak Finish Mission Style Server with Glass Doors
Fusion Collection is transitional styling with reminiscent of Mission style popularized in California a century ago.
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Burnish Dark Oak Finish Mission Style Server with Glass Doors
October 27th, 2010 — Design, Furniture, Furniture products
Burnish Dark Oak Finish Server with Wooden Doors
Fusion Collection is transitional styling with reminiscent of Mission style popularized in California a century ago. The Fusion Collection is made popular again with two updated finishes: burnish dark brown finish and light brown finish in oak veneers and solids.
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Burnish Dark Oak Finish Transitional Server with Wooden Doors
October 27th, 2010 — Furniture, Furniture products
Warm Espresso Finish Casual Country Style China Cabinet
The solid wood construction is finished in a warm espresso finish.
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Warm Espresso Finish Casual Country Style China Cabinet
October 26th, 2010 — Design
Antonio Sunjerga is a graduate designer from Croatia and he’s created this Cactus Tree Hanger. This simple design is both sculptural and practical, made of oak and beech wood with adjustable height.
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Cactus Tree Hanger by Antonio Sunjerga