Design

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26
Jan 10

Florent Degourc – Smooth and Smoothie

Great New works by french designer Florent Degourc. He has a really playful design aesthetic. I rather enjoy it.

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16
Jan 10

Hush Chair by Naughtone

I love this chair by design firm Naughtone. It is called the Hush Chair and has on oh so fun color combination.The chair was designed by Kieron Bakewell

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12
Jan 10

Leolux Furniture Collaborates With the Design Academy Eindhoven

New Furniture pieces by Leolux Furniture and the Design Academy Eindhoven. Really great pieces. The entire line was shown at Woonbeurs in Amsterdam back in October.

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8
Jan 10

Piet Indoor Stove by Fredrik Hyltén-Cavallius

While I’ve always been a fan of fire, I usually think home decor pieces with open flames look the decor at a cheep asian buffet. Fredrik Hyltén-Cavallius, however, has recently created the Piet Indoor Stove, which is a beautiful accessory to have around.

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4
Jan 10

Silicon Switches from Normal Design

I love these new Silicon Switches from Normal Design. The switch is hidden beneath a thin layer of silicon to activate the switch, you merely push it in. Really cleaver design and nice to see such an inventive use of materials.

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27
Sep 09

Colander Table by Daniel Rohr

I dont think this table will be winning any environmentalist awards, but Daniel Rohr’s new Colander Table is really fun to look at. The beauty that you see before you was carved out of a 900 pound block of aluminum then 909 holes were drilled into it. There’s a great video after the break that describes the making of the table.

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25
Sep 09

LEGO house by James May

James May, a UK toy fanatic, recently completed construction of his home built primarily out of legos. geeksugar.com did a nice little write up. Head on over and check it out.

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24
Sep 09

The Yamakoya bookcase by Ben Nagaoka

Tokyo based Ben Nagaoka of Point created a really fun shelving unit for a library called The Yamakoya. Yamakoya means wooden-log cabin in Japanese. He uses some fun shapes to create a little drama in what far too often is a relatively basic piece of furniture.

-shaun

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23
Sep 09

The Michael Hill Clubhouse by Patterson Associates

Check out these images of The Michael Hill Clubhouse, a golf clubhouse, by Patterson Associates that is located in Wakatipu Basin, New Zealand. It is a brilliantly designed piece of architecture and the surrounding area creates a gorgeous backdrop.