Joseph Walsh and his beautiful table.
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I have just came across these beautiful Shrub Tables by Liu Zhili, the same brilliant designer of the Sparrow, Dove & Nightingale lamps that we featured a while back. I simply love how he exposed the screws for the legs onto the tabletop, making them features of the design rather than something he needs to hide. Seems like we have a thing for his nature inspired, uncluttered designs.
This is my dream kitchen, complete with tiny colour clashing bricks and that oh so cute Lego Man head cookie jar in the background! via Coolhunter
Officially the most beautiful object in the world, the Gyrofocus fireplace by Focus Creations won in the Pucha Design competition. via worldarchitecturenews.com
I love how these sort of disintegrate from glossy and shiny to all natural and rough and still absolutely beautiful! by Judith Seng
You know how there is this piece of suede that the couch is made of and you can run your fingers over it and create little patterns? Well apparently Giles Miller did. So he expanded the concept and created this amazing hanging wallpiece where you could stroke to your heart’s content!
I have always admired street furniture. These are pieces of furniture that, in its lifetime, will be used more than any other furniture made. They have to be weather proof, vandalism proof and easy to maintain. On top of that, they should always serve the dual purpose of being public sculptures as well as letting you rest your feet. Tall order I know, but once in a while, someone comes along and not only meet the criteria but surpasses them.
BMW Group Designworks USA does cars. And they do them really well. So it is really exciting when they get a chance to translate the smooth lines of a BMW into street furniture that intrigues and excites! My only question is, when is Singapore getting a set? via Contemporist
A stunning set of chairs designed by ODA Architecture to reflect the fashion district that their latest hotel project is in. All looking comfortable and immensely seductive.
There’s no denying the results when two great designers in their own fields come together to create furniture magic. via It’s Nice That.
Read More“Made from 10,000 drinking straws, the Clutch Chair is an exploratory research piece that passes comment on our disposable culture. The development process of this piece also informed that of the Clutch Light, both of which were developed from an observation of the structural characteristics of trees.”
This piece was selected by Zaha Hadid as her Curators Choice at Noise Festival 2008.
By designer Scott Jarvie.
It is a well-known fact that I cannot stay away from bright colours and clashing patterns. Which is why I need to have to couch in my room. Like yesterday. Go see more of the brilliant Beirut designers Hoda Baroudi and Maria Hibri’s beautiful custom funiture for Bokja Design.
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