Entries Tagged 'Design' ↓
April 10th, 2013 — Design
Note Design Studio has cooked up a lot of new products for Milan Design Week, but my favorite has to be this wall storage unit for Seletti . Called Suburbia , the unit is made of wood with brass detail and features a cork board, built-in mirror, hooks, shelving, and a selection of various sized cubbies to hold anything from pens, to makeup brushes, craft supplies, or even toys. If you look closely, you’ll see that the entire unit resembles an aerial view of a town. Each cubby represents a house or sections of a building. So cute!
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Suburbia Modern Wall Storage
April 9th, 2013 — Design
Fetiche Design took inspiration from Tropicália, the 1960s Brazilian movement that celebrated art forms like music, poetry, and theater, when designing their latest collection for Schuster appropriately titled, Tropicália . Estante Tropicália (shelf) The movement had a long-lasting effect on the country of Brazil “by the discovery of modernity and the tropics,” which are reflected in this series of furniture.
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Tropicália Series by Fetiche Design for Schuster
April 9th, 2013 — Design
We partnered with Crane.tv to bring you some fantastic videos that feature some of this year’s biggest names in Milan. Part of two exhibitions in Milan this year, British designer Dominic Wilcox seeks to reveal surprises which are embedded within the banal, creating products such as his Dorothy-inspired GPS shoes .
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Dominic Wilcox | Milan 2013 VIDEO
April 8th, 2013 — Design
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StickyGram Instagram Magnets Giveaway
April 8th, 2013 — Design
Remember Nicole Tomazi ‘s Fractal Collection ? Well, the Brazilian designer is back with an ocean-inspired series she calls the Jangada Collection.
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Jangada Collection by Nicole Tomazi
April 7th, 2013 — Design
Plate Tissue is a minimal design created by New York-based designer Liu Kejia . Liu Kejia is a recent graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology’s Masters Industrial Design program. She is mainly passionate about furniture and product design, and has already manufactured a number of pieces
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Plate Tissue by Liu Kejia
April 7th, 2013 — Design
ZO_loft is a design and architecture firm located in Italy whose award-winning designs are starting to get noticed all over the world. This kind of ZO_loft is sure to cure your interior decor depression (sorry, I couldn’t resist.). My favorite of their recent designs is this kitschy Qwerty keyboard sofa. Imagine how perfect this would be at a tech conference, or in an IT company’s waiting area
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Qwerty Sofa by ZO_loft
April 6th, 2013 — Design
Eric Chang is the creative and conceptual designer behind the high-end furniture brand, Hellman-Chang , which he co-founded with his lifelong friend, Daniel Hellman, in 2006. Completely self-taught in design and woodworking, Chang designs artisanal-crafted pieces that beg to be touched. The company has created designs for the residences of celebrities and the social elite, and their furniture has been used in the interiors of high-end hotels such as The Setai, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, The Waldorf Astoria, The Ritz Carlton, The Four Seasons, and The Intercontinental, as well as featured in entertainment productions ranging from Sex and the City 2 to “Gossip Girl.” Chang is certainly at the forefront of Brooklyn’s design renaissance
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Friday Five with Eric Chang
April 6th, 2013 — Design
Marble! It’s not going anywhere this year. I can’t wait to see how people will use it in the coming months. This dining table called KST , designed by Berlin-based Livius Härer and Ada Ihmels, is a nice juxtaposition of the marble top and bright yellow-painted steel base that’s bent in all kinds of fun directions. It’s kind of pipe-like, no?
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KST Dining Table by Livius Härer and Ada Ihmels
April 6th, 2013 — Design
I caught wind of Superfront from Remodelista today and boy am I glad I did. The Swedish company creates special cabinet fronts, handles, and legs that you can use with IKEA products like Bestå sideboards, Pax wardrobes, and even some kitchen cabinetry.
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Upgrade Your IKEA with Superfront