Babele is a playful, self-produced lamp from brand new design studio based in Ivrea, Italy called MID (manifattura italiana design) . Their starting point was a classic abat-jour silhouette, which they played around with: disassembling it in plain sections, shuffling and putting them back in order, creating  and defining light gaps.

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Babele Lamp is Like A Giant Puzzle

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Italian architect Claudia Bignoli designs under the name cbdisegno when hashing out her furniture designs. Designing furniture happens to be her true passion and her knowledge of shapes, volumes, and materials aids her in achieving that, like with her TATA lamp. Laser cut from a single sheet of Plexiglas, the rectangular rings are then fanned out from its original two-dimensional state to the three-dimensional form of the lamp. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2013 Design Milk | Posted by Caroline in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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TATA Lamp by cbdisegno

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I am really loving these colorful, geometric tea towels by Studio Mae Engelgeer . They are a mixture of cotton, linen and acrylic. Buy them at Wannekes or find a list of retailers on the Studio Mae Engelgeer website . Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook

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Colorful Geometric Tea Towels by Studio Mae Engelgeer

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UK-based designer Finn Magee designed these two pieces for Areaware that just launched this week. Called the Flat Life Series, the Clock and Light consist of 2D images performing the function of a 3D object. Yes, that means the light and clock both actually work as expected! Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime Derringer in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Flat Life Series: Clock and Light by Finn Magee for Areaware

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Takka was designed by Agnieszka Mazur and is a clever set of multifunctional furniture that was made for small dwellings. The series consists of stackable stools and an adjustable table. The table can be used for dining or lowered for use as a coffee table, while the stools can also be used as end tables or stacked when not in use.

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Adjustable Multifunctional Furniture by Agnieszka Mazur

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Polish design firm Melounge Studio has some pretty nifty stuff. Started by Marcin Laskowski, Melounge Studio creates furniture and also offers interior design services. Flow chair Crust table LRG chair Vector chair Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime Derringer in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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Angular Furniture from Poland by Melounge Studio

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Pushpin Cork is a playful design by Kenyon Yeh that offers double duty. Designed for the Taiwan-based firm  COOIMA , the multifunctional cork piece works as both a stool and a side table and will add a bit of quirk and fun to any space. The flexible piece allows you to sit on the smaller surface side or flip it over and use the larger one for a table. Yeh was inspired by your basic pushpin and wall corkboard, which obviously go together. So he combined the two and increased the scale to create the giant pushpin-shaped piece that it is today.

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Pushpin Cork Chair/Table by Kenyon Yeh for COOIMA

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Lath Lamps are a series of vertically slatted lamps designed by the Montreal-based Jonathan Dorthe for Atelier-D . The lamps are made from thin, laser-cut plywood that are then wrapped with horizontal bands of dark leather or wood veneer.

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Lath Lamps by Jonathan Dorthe for Atelier-D

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One by One is a series of chairs and stools by designer Alejandro Cerón where craft and mass production meet. His thoughts are that mass production cannot give you the same results that humans can through craft because of the human experiences that we bring to design. Handcrafted steel frames are combined with silicone rings that are cast in large numbers in various molds to create these playful and completely unique pieces. Depending on the color and size of the rings, the pieces appear more voluminous than others and create a colorful visual delight

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One by One by Alejandro Cerón

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Knotty is a floor cushion with a plaited upholstery was designed by Kumeko , a design studio based in Prague, Czech Republic. Available in two sizes, the pouf was inspired by old weaving, knotting and basket-making techniques.

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Knotty by Kumeko

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