Lenovo teamed up with three design teams to create collaborative table stations for their IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC . The idea was that because their high-concept PC created a real-life togetherness and technology, that it would be fun to fuse form and function to showcase the possibilities and use of this type of computer. IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC The Treehouse (also top photo) Designed by Judson Beaumont of Straight Line Designs , Treehouse creates a magical world of whimsy to bring children and people of all ages together.

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Lenovo Gets Designy with Table Concepts for Their IdeaCentre Horizon PC

Andrew Williams and Tom Huang collaborated together on the design and construction of this Infinity bench , which explores the possibilities of bamboo strip construction. The two decided on the idea after building “The Comfort Girls,” a set of three cocktail tables built using the same techniques.

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Bocci has introduced a huge range of color in its 28 series collection . Creative Director Omer Arbel’s intent behind 28 was to design a system that produces form, rather than designing form itself. A magnificent success, the pendants are designed to cluster in hexagonal shapes, which nestle into one another. Adding color introduces a grand range of infinite possibilities, from clustering by similar hues to creating amazing multicolor installations

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Bocci 28 in Color

The Torino is a custom, made-to-order piece of modern furniture, available in orange and white.

It is part of the Retro Collection from Jory Brigham, a California-based designer who began woodworking with his father at a very young age.

As the Torino is custom-made, there are endless possibilities for creating whatever the client wants.

heck out more of Jory Brigham’s work at his website: http://jorybrigham.com.

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The Tunnel Series, designed by Noga Berman, is an exploration on the possibilities of privacy within household furniture. Berman focused on the “user experience” when creating the Tunnel Series, in which each person creates their own personal way to utilize the furniture.

The Tunnel Series consists of a chair, lying furniture, and wooden boxes. Each piece is made from bent metal tubes with wood etching. Elastic bands are wrapped around the frame and closed with velcro. Noga Berman is a recently-graduated designer based out of Israel. She created the Tunnel Series as a graduate project in 2010.

How would you hide in the Tunnel Series?

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The Flos Soft Architecture Wall Piercing lights caught my eye on Stylepark and I can only imagine the possibilities of this type of lamp. You can create some very artistic and creative patterns using a grouping of these simple ring lights. Also on the Soft Arch site and worth noting is the Boobs light : “we can shape your wildest dreams.” © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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White Full Leather Modern Convertible Sofa Bed

Clubber is a classic design with a contemporary appeal. A visually soft upholstery profile is combined with a light and sophisticated leg construction and optional wooden arm rests. The back rest can be set in sofa, lounge and bed position, and a matching, multi-functional Clubber Chair even expands the possibilities. Clubber sofa bed and chair can be combined to create a chaise lounge.

Features:

• Contemporary Convertible Sofa with arms
• Adjusts to three different positions
• Chrome legs
• Walnut Arms
• Futon mattress with pocket spring
• Available in White Leather

Dimensions:

• Sofa: 91″W x 36″D x 30″H
• Sofa as Bed: 91″W x 45″D

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White Full Leather Modern Convertible Sofa Bed w/Walnut Arms

Designed as a place to enjoy a coffee break or lunch with coworkers, I see a lot of possibilities for the Flower Table. Of course it can easily handle its intended function, but I also see it working great in crowded bars and restaurants because it is so compact. I’m not sure it’s designed to handle outdoor use, but if it is or could be wouldn’t it also look great on a deck or patio? Plenty of seating, and when not in use it is designed to be (and succeeds) as an interesting visual work.

The Flower Table is the work of Fatih Can Sarioz. Like I do with all of my posts, I read a little bit about this designer to better understand his work.  And though he has an interesting background (as do most) there were two lines from his website that I found really interesting and inspiring and wanted to share with you. The first is that he thinks about “possibilities not objects” and the second that “he knows the design never ends”.   Both food for thought in my opinion.  See more innovative and inspiring work from Fatih here.

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