In Milan at Salone , Parisian based Belorussian designer Dzmitry Samal will show his new Oxoye armchair for French furniture company Soca . Inspired by retro cars, the dynamic silhouette has been realized in wood and polywood with metallic parts and high-resilience foam. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook .

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Oxoye Chair by Dzmitry Samal

The Vintage Bookshelf stylishly takes a vintage approach to contemporary furniture. Using the outline of an old-fashion bookshelf, design studio Munkii makes it modern by cutting the silhouette within a glossy white rectangle.

About the Vintage Bookshelf, Munkii’s website states that it “blends flamboyant baroque style with the simplicity of the contemporary approach that will be easy to adept to any interior settings.”

Made of a durable, eco-responsible MDF (medium density fiberboard), the exterior of the Vintage Bookshelf in finished in a glossy white polyurethane. The interior of the bookshelf is finished in your choice of matte Cool Grey or Liver Red.

Munkii is a design studio that was founded in 2006 in Singapore, with production based in Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai. For more information check out Munkii’s website at http://www.munkii.com.sg/.

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Somedemos, the Design Migration exhibition in Helsinki also featured furniture that reflected the commercial/conceptual theme. Viktoria Pettersson produced two tables made from birch, the more artistic Beads and contemporary Rubble. Two takes on a table/bench set were on exhibit from Enni Aijala; one with a simple silhouette made from plywood and a more polished piece crafted from oak.

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Somedemos: Rubble by Viktoria Pettersson