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Yard Sale Project

Furnisher — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:11:03 +0000

Yard Sale Project by Ian Spencer is just one of more than 220 highly talented designer/Makers have been chosen to exhibit at Origin: The London Craft Fair , which will take place September 23-29th during this year’s London Design Festival . This Yard Sale Project Roccapina chair — made from 20 different hardwoods — will be part of the exhibition. Yard Sale Project describes the work as one-off handmade furniture that aims to break free of traditional designs and constructions with a strong sculptural element

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Yard Sale Project

Furniture for Bikes: Sculptural Bike Storage

The Decanter Lights

Furnisher — Thu, 20 May 2010 01:05:30 +0000

What a stunning image and in it truly spectacular lighting. The Decanter Lights by Lee Broom are made from crystal decanters that the artist finds at vintage shops. Some are left naturally transparent, and other get a polished gold finish. The Decanter Lights can be seen at Coquine – a West London bar that Lee Broom also designed. See more from this talented artist here.

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One Light Only by Lee Broom

Infinite USB

Furnisher — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 11:41:21 +0000

Anyone can appreciate smart product design, and the Infinite USB is just that. My laptop has 2 USB ports and sometimes it’s just not enough. Apparently others agree or at least designer Gonglue Jiang did.

With Infinite UBS each plug is also a port, so there’s no limitation on how much tech you can use at one time. This project is already getting plenty of attention so hopefully this will be available soon. It has already won a 2010 IF Concept award. Learn more about this cool concept and talented design here.

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Would you sit here?

Petals

Furnisher — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 23:10:10 +0000

What a stunning lamp! This piece instantly caught my eye, and the more I found out about it the more I liked it. First, it’s called Petals and designed by Gülnur Özdaglar. Second, and truly impressive I have to say, the round clear “petals” you see are actually made from used soda bottles. The petal like structures within the circles are made from cutting, heating, and hand drawing. Absolutely amazing. See more from the talented designer here.

Have a great weekend, and as always more great design finds coming on Monday!

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Petals by Gülnur Özdaglar

Cube Works

Furnisher — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:59:13 +0000

You may have seen my post about this on our Facebook last week, but I wanted to share it here in case you missed it. Cube Works! Cube Works is a group of designers that make amazing artwork out of Rubik’s cubes! Instead of solving the cubes, these talented artists use them to create surprisingly accurate and amazing looking depictions of pop icons and pop art. Amazing.

See more from Cube works here.

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Rubik’s Cube Chest of Drawers

Viaduct

Furnisher — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 12:53:27 +0000

Inspired by driving though Holland, the Viaduct Table has a shape based on the architecture with the same name. This gives it both character and a cool look, but also adds a convenient new feature to the table. Its shape naturally adds a small storage space, and you know that storage space is something you can never have too much of!

See more from talented designer Beerd van Stokkum here.

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Stalac Coffee Table

Inspiring Prints

Furnisher — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 10:30:16 +0000

I’ve been paying a lot of attention to prints lately, and I’ve been seeing some good ones. My favorites are those that combine an inspirational message or words of wisdom with perfectly selected fonts or otherwise intriguing designs. I’ve always found it fascinating how a few little words can spark hours of thought and reflection. I hope that’s what you find in these wonderful prints.

These first 2 images are from Freya Ete, an amazingly talented artist who I actually just discovered last week via one of my favorite blogs Decor8. Her prints combine simple designs with words that are truly inspiring. Each and every one makes me stop and really think, and that is why I love them. And of course, they are beautiful too.

These next two are from the Etsy store of Laurel Denise. Probably most well known for her jewelry, I think these prints from owner/designer Laurel Smith are pretty fabulous.

The last and most simple comes from one of my favorite online shops MadeByGirl. I just ordered a print from her last week actually. I don’t have this one, but in looking though her designs today, this one really caught my eye. So simple, but the message is clear.

I hope at least one of these has inspired you today. I woudn’t mind having each and every one of these (if only I had enough walls!) All of these images are from their respective designers’ sites, so be sure to use the links to check them out.

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Etsy Roundup: Giclee Prints