Dino Sanchez has created a new series called Perch that consists of a minimalist lamp and tray . Available in solid oak or walnut, with either cream or olive shades, the lamp contains a simple tray below to hold your necessities and light them up when you need to rifle through to find something. The simple Perch tray looks to be the perfect place to place jewelry and hang necklaces, or put your cufflinks and hang your watches.

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Perch Lamp and Tray Series by Dino Sanchez

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Kenny is a new roundy curvy armchair made out of folded simple strip by Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay of Raw Edges for Moroso . Using a simple pattern and a single linear strip of fabric, they created a volumetric shape that becomes like a cocoon in which you sit.

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Kenny: A Chair by Raw Edges for Moroso

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Mexican designer Christian Vivanco explores supreme functionality, without compromising simplicity, in his latest design, the Toldo table . The multi-layered surfaces were influenced by the aesthetics of the temporary fabric roofs found at street markets in Mexico. They’re at various heights and hover over each other as needed. Each surface provides flexible storage options based on how easily one needs to access certain items.

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Multilayer Toldo Table by Christian Vivanco

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Self-taught designer  Reza Feiz  founded his Los Angeles-based firm  Phase Design  in 2000. Working within his philosophy of “strength in simplicity,” he uses solid woods, metal, ceramics, and fiberglass in luxurious finishes to realize his simple, yet dynamic furniture, lighting, and tabletop designs. His work has been acquired by some clients ranging from Gensler to Google, and from Starwood hotels to Tom Ford.

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Friday Five with Reza Feiz of Phase Design

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Steel Stool is a minimalist prototype created by London- and Avignon-based Noon Studio . The studio was created by two designers, Gautier Pelegrin and Vincent Taïani, about five years ago Materially speaking, Steel Stool is as simple as it looks. The wooden Y-frame is supported by a thing sheet of steel, and measures a cube of 350×350x350mm. The stools can be assembled together to create an interestingly modular storage system

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Skim Milk: Steel Stool by Noon Studio

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Giving kids a space of their own to dream, play and create momprenuers and San Francisco-based designers Gitane Royce and Nisreen Witt founded Modern Playhouse , which makes sustainable and modern playhouses for children. The durable, unobtrusive structures invite creativity envisioned upon a play based learning philosophy, and fit seamlessly with the decor of a home. The playhouses inspire creativity through simplicity bu adapting for multiple uses; feeding the imagination and engaging kids of all ages as they grow. Sophisticated, sustainable, and safe, Modern Playhouse is dedicated to eco-friendly production; built to last, and made with locally-sourced and recycled materials. They currently have two models, the Wedge House (above) and Circle House (below)

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Modern Playhouse

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Materials: Regolit, Januari

Description: I was always a big fan of the simplicity of the Regolit lamp, so I’ve designed a very basic and clear lamp. It’s a combination of the pendant lamp Regolit and the table lamp base Januari fixed with cable clips. The result is this smart Bauhaus inspired lamp.

~ Daniel, Stuttgart, Germany

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Bedroom Furniture

Contrmporary Bedroom with Dark Brown Bicast Upholstery Bed

This incredibly designed, sophisticated looking bedroom furniture set is a classic example of beauty defined with elegance. When it comes to bedroom furniture pieces, then the individual needs to spend some extra time and effort to find the perfect items for their room. If you want to style your room with simplicity, elegance and panache then you should end your search right away. This particular set of furniture pieces is exactly what you need. This remarkable set shall consist of the following items, a bed, a night stand, a dresser, a mirror, and a chest. The bed is available in a queen size and a king size. This bedroom set will compliment any contemporary designed interior. This particular set features antique pewter finish handles and dove tail construction drawers. The curved panel bed is upholstered in dark brown bicast. This entire set is available in beautiful shades of brown which allows the set to compliment a wide range of color schemes and other furniture pieces placed in the room. The superior quality materials used for the construction of the set ensures that the furniture pieces live for long, hence you can driver your concerns with regards to durability.

Features:

• Contemporary Bedroom
• Curved Panel Bed Upholstered in Dark Brown Bicast
• Antique Pewter Finish Handles
• Dove-Tail Construction Drawers

Dimensions:

• Queen or King Size Panel Bed
• Nightstand: 23 5/8″L x 16″ D x 23 5/8″H
• Dresser: 63″L x 18″D x 34″H
• Mirror: 36″L x 3/4″D x 45″H
• Chest: 36″L x 18″D x 45″H

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Contemporary Bedroom w/Dark Brown Bicast Upholstery Bed

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Reinhard Dienes will be exhibitin with Kai Linke at Imm Cologne 2010. Tonic Sideboard/Bookcase Tonic is assembled without screws or the use of tools. Tonic can be used in two different positions; horizontal as a sideboard, or vertical as a bookcase. To achieve this change the legs are simply taken out of the sockets and replaced in the desired position. This transformation allows Tonic to adapt itself to changing living situations and desires.

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Reinhard Dienes

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In the world of design, Vicente Wolf (check out his blog ) has been at the top for over 35 years. From the spacious light-filled loft in New York City, where his company is headquartered, Wolf and his team build on his passion for design that’s guided by integrity and simplicity. He maintains this focus throughout his many creative endeavors: photography, art collection, interior design and global travel. Architectural Digest included Wolf in their “AD 100” and he was also named one of the top 100 designers by Metropolitan Home’s “Design 100”. House Beautiful named Wolf one of the 10 most influential designers in the United States and Interior Design Magazine inducted him in its “Designer Hall of Fame”.

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Friday Five with Vicente Wolf

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