The Ivy Rugs are inspired by ivy that grows up high on the sides of buildings.

Ivy Rug 1 and Ivy Rug2 are both created by soft fabric in an ivy-like pattern to represent such an aspect of nature and to create a new atmosphere that connects the outside with the inside. To give the rugs flexibility and enable them to crawl up the wall, certain areas are connected by fibers that allow movement.

The Ivy Rug1 and Ivy Rug2 are designed by Heera Jeong, a furniture designer from Korea.

Would you use these beautiful rugs as an actual rug or as wall decor?

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Russian designer Vaslyaev Maxim has created the Pteleobius Lamp. Pteleobius is a genus of beetles of bark beetle family. These beetles enter fallen trees and create unique patterns in which to lay their larvae. Using one of these “engraved” elm trees, Vaslyaev Maxim attached a chrome-plated pipe to emit the light onto the surface of the tree branch

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Pteleobius Lamp by Vaslyaev Maxim

The Kartell Masters Chair is three designer chairs in one. If you look closely, you can see the silhouettes of the Series 7 by Jacobsen, the Tulip by Saarinen, and Eiffel Chair by Eames. One sale now at Emmo Home

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Kartell Masters Chair

Play tricks on your friends and family with the Trick, by Sakura Adachi.

Trick is a bookshelf that slides into two chairs and a console table. Ideal for small spaces, Trick is a great piece of multi-purpose furniture that provides storage space and a cute place to hang out.

Trick is designed by Sakura Adachi, a Japanese designer now living and working in Milan, Italy. Her space-saving Trick is manufactured by Campeggi.

Got any tricks up your sleeve for Trick in your home?

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Laura Day is a country girl that relocated to New York City to carry out her passion of becoming an Interior Designer. She has completed many spectacular residential and commercial design projects for rock stars and Grammy award winners alike.

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Friday Five with Laura Day

Dutch design brand Cascando presents a completely new series of nature-inspired interior accessories by Dutch designer Robert Bronwasser . Not only will these designs make the workplace more personal, but they can be used in the home as well. These smart, functional and expressive designs warm my heart since as you know — I’m a sucker for a good coatrack .

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Veteran graphic designer Tom McFarlan recently started his company StarArc . StarArc creates beautiful graphical art prints specific to you based on the geometry of your astrological aspect pattern and the position of the planets in your astrological birth chart. Available in 27 color schemes and in eight sizes from 10″x10″ all the way up to 48″x48″ they can be customized to fit any interior environment

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Connected together like the human vertebrae, the Ardú Console Table is inspired by the skeletal structure of the body.

The support for the Ardú Console Table is made from maple, due to its light and delicate properties. The maple legs are connected together with brass spacers  and topped off with sleek glass that allows for a continued visual connection.For a smooth finish, the legs of the Ardú are sealed with Danish oil.

The legs of the Ardú can be switched around, extended or shortened to determine the desired length of the console table. The Ardú Console Table is designed by Martin Gallagher, a furniture designer from Sligo, Ireland.

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The following post was sponsored by Gilt Groupe . Our sponsors are hand-picked by the Design Milk team because they represent the best in design. Gilt Groupe was started by long time friends Alexis and Alexandra three years ago.

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Also referred to as the Deer Chair, the Cervo Chair is a contemporary piece designed to represent the timid animal.

Thin strips of molded plywood are formed together to create a chair that resembles the rib cage and antler of a deer. The inside-out construction of the chair provides a durable seating structure.

The Cervo Chair is available in natural plywood or in natural wood upholstered in black leather. It is a limited edition piece designed by Antonio Pio Saracino, an Italian designer and architect now based out of New York City. For more designs by Antonio Pio Saracino, check out his website here.

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