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November 24th, 2009 — Design
Molly–Meg is a new company dedicated to bringing 20th Century Modern design icons to the world of children through a new online kids lifestyle store. Molly-Meg specializes in children’s furniture from the 1950s to the present, so you can get your little one started early appreciating modern classics and good design. http://www.molly-meg.co.uk
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Molly-Meg
November 22nd, 2009 — Design
The OTTA table, designed by Finne Architects, utilizes an irregular blackened steel frame with alternating panels of clear and satin etch Starphire low-iron glass. The table explores the idea of abstracting natural forms and fabricating them in a pure industrial material. Photography by Benjamin Benschneider
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OTTA Table
November 22nd, 2009 — Design
This sofa sits on steel enforced wood legs, an environmentally sustainable kiln-dried hardwood frame, and is covered with curved high-resilience polyurethane foam on the seats and backs. http://www.iqmatics.com via DesignerPages
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Next Large Sofa
November 21st, 2009 — Design
PaperBoy Wallpaper recently launched at 100% Design and its collection is aimed at the neglected boys market. I really like the hand puppet one! http://www.paperboywallpaper.co.uk
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PaperBoy Wallpaper
November 14th, 2009 — Design
Isak has introduced a new line of wallpaper featuring the whimsy illustration of Sandra Isaksson . http://www.isak.co.uk
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Isak Wallpaper
November 10th, 2009 — Design
Lee Walsh is a UK-based designer who was trained and specialized in three-dimensional design. He sent over his portfolio of pieces for publication. I enjoy the angles of each piece, and I especially enjoy the outdoors-meets-indoors look of the patterned Cane tables.
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Lee Walsh
November 7th, 2009 — Design
The U Chair by Sylvain Willenz for Feld is a smart and elegant update of a classic cantilevered typology. It is a flat oval steel tubing which is bent into simple shapes to form the stackable structure, and is then upholstered with a high tech woven 3D fabric. The design is intentionally low tech and simple. http://www.feld.be
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The U Chair by Sylvain Willenz
October 26th, 2009 — Design
This Cantilever Vase by Miranda Watkins arches downwards with the weight of flowers and water it holds. When it is empty, the glass vase springs back up into the original position. The vase is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, blown glass and Perspex
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Cantilever Vase by Miranda Watkins
October 24th, 2009 — Design
These suitcases actually transform into a 2-seater sofa. Designed by Erik de Nijs, it was inspired from his travels, homesickness, and the need for comfort while away from home. You can see it on display now at Utrecht Verplettert in The Netherlands through October 25th. http://www.utrechtverplettert.nl/erik.html
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Suited Case by Erik de Nijs
October 23rd, 2009 — Design
The simplicity of this lightweight, polished nickel side table is balanced out by the geometric intricacy of the base. Its thin metal top sits on top of a design consisting of attached thin metal bars that form an interesting (but not ostentatious) appearance. http://www.westelm.com
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Geo Side Table by West Elm