A recent collaboration between London-based designer Benjamin Hubert and Italian brand Moroso brought about a new compact lounge chair called Talma . Appropriately named Talma (a type of cloak), the chair looks as if it has been wrapped in a padded textile, similar to how a cloak would wrap a body. Hidden under the wrap is a lightweight metal frame that follows the studio’s MO which was to reduce material, weight, and cost during the traditional construction of upholstered chairs

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Talma Lounge Chair by Benjamin Hubert for Moroso

German design group Voxel Studio created SUESSLICHT , a pendant lamp made of sugar. Each shade is formed in a cone-like shape that resembles a sugarloaf, which is the original form that refined sugar was produced and sold. Partnered with simple hardware and primary colored, textile-covered cords, these lights are pretty sweet (sorry, I couldn’t resist). The shades are made when sugar crystals are mixed with a water base, then pressed and dried, forming the thin, crystalline shell

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A Lamp Made From Sugar: SUESSLICHT by Voxel Studio

Never has knitting looked so cool to me. UK-based textile designer Claire-Anne O’Brien was inspired by the actual knitted stitches themselves and created them in large-scale to produce these stools with a modern twist. The effect invokes depth and texture with an overall playful sensibility

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Claire-Anne O’Brien

Deryn Relph is a British textile designer with a penchant for color and a mean set of upholstery skills – we’ve already featured her work and we were so smitten we wanted to find out how she chooses her vibrant fabrics and makes her psychedelic designs. In keeping with the eco-mantra “reduce, re-use, recycle” Relph re-invents discarded furniture and lampshades, transforming them into contemporary treasures with fibers and yarns sourced predominantly from factory surplus stocks. She shares the steps involved in creating the Renee chair from her Retro Rainbow Rejuvenation collection in this month’s Deconstruction

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Deconstruction: Renee Chair by Deryn Relph

Tuft Stool #2, birch and carpet poms The Tuft stools by Studio801 are beech and birch stools with carpet poms on top as cushioning. These carpet poms are used in the textile industry to show ranges of carpeting colors. Studio801 has collaborated with one of the UK’s most well-known carpet companies to create custom pom cushions for each stool in a grid or circular pattern

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Tuft Stools by Studio801

Modern Black Leather Textile Sofa Bed

Wing is a sofa bed that attracts immediate attention with its unique, protected design and multiple functions. The adjustable back rest can be set in sofa, lounge and bed position, and the two sides of the seat – the ‘wings’ can be lifted with a simple click. Upholstered with high quality pocket springs and foam, clean-cut legs in chromed steel.

Available in camel, black and white leather textile and in light grey and black classic textile.

Dimensions:

• Sofa: 79″W x 38″D x 31″H
• Sofa as Bed: 79″ W x 45″D

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Black Leather Contemporary Sofa Bed Convertible with Tufted Seat

Materials: Doors Billy Morebo, Ikea textile, glue gun, scissors

Description: During renovation of our toilet we decided not to use standard sanitary door and purchased two doors Billy Morebo from Ikea.We decorated them with Ikea textile and added several pictures with the same textile on walls.

More pictures of result and process see on our site prohandmade.ru. Enjoy!

~ Ekaterina, Moscow, Russia

B+Y Design are Hamish Bigg and Eleanor Young, who met at the Glasgow School of Art whilst studying product design and textile design, respectively. They’ve collaborated to exhibit at 100% Design . http://www.b-ydesign.co.uk
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