Really cool green furniture for your garden. From benches to bird cages, you can admire and find out more information about these items here. The prices range from 8 Euros (bird house) to almost 1000 Euros (bench for more than two persons).
Enjoy and have a peaceful spring!
Feel free to slip into sweet meditation with these comfortable and colorful rockers.
And because no one can describe the Fluid Rocker better than the designer himself, here is a statement from Nick Trincia:
“My entry for the RELAX Design Competition is one of the most relaxing of all pieces of furniture, a rocking chair. The Fluid Rocker’s soft curves and ergonomic form make it as inviting to look at as it is to sit in. The chair’s flowing organic shape is achieved through a one piece fiber glass construction with a high-gloss finish. For added comfort and texture, a layer of soft natural felt wraps over the entire outer face of the chair. On the upper side of the chair, the felt provides added cushion for sitting, while on the underside of the chair it provides for quieter, softer rocking, and protection for your floors.”
via Yanko Design
A simple and elegant association of bedroom furniture items is the new Danish Puls Collection.
If you do not wish to get all the products, each item can be individually purchased.
The prices range from 119 Us Dollars (Puls Nightstand) to $1136.00 for the whole set.
You can find out everything about pricing and shipping by clicking the link below.
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Design from Ron Arad 2009 Associates and Timothy Taylor Gallery, London.
Made from Corten and mirror-polished stainless steel, this bookshelf is truly impressive considering the design idea that stood behind it.
With each state for a shelf, you may find yourself not having enough stuff to place in this miniature library.
For more information you can contact the designers here.
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Magazines, huge headsets, CDs, there are almost no limitations to what can fit in this apparently small coffee table. Even though it is practical and can help you keep things clean, the design is strikingly elegant and appealing.
You can find out more about the features of this practical design by visiting the COM.P.AR official web page here.
via The Design Blog
There is something fascinating about puzzles, whether they are in the classical form of a game or in any other.
This is a great example about how puzzles fit in design: a cocktail table, part of the Puzzle Collection and produced by Patou Design.
What is especially stunning about this furniture item is its versatility. Notice how it can be used as three separate tables or as one table “made” by two pieces tide together using the help of glass.
You can read more reviews about this table here and purchase it here.
Curved and dynamic, this interesting writing desk is a part of a design collection from Ritter Furniture.
Easily mistaken for a piano or a giant spider, it is hard to imagine how this piece of furniture could be used as a writing desk. However, considering all the shelves and the storage space for small objects, why not give it a go?
We happened to run into these really interesting design ideas for bookshelves.
First off, we have the “Spiderweb Bookcases“, an amazing combination of lines and shapes, giving the impression of a spider building his web. A very practical mix of lines, shapes and storing spaces.
The other design that caught our eye is this lovely circular “library”. It is meant for books, but also for sitting. However, we have some second thoughts about the latter – there’s basically nothing to lean on. Not a problem though, considering the creativity of the design.
via Home Tone
Admit it, it’s very hard for you to imagine actually taking a sit in it. It seems so …shredded and fragile. However, the chair has an impressive “design background”.
The chair was designed by Architect/Designer Charles Kaisin from Brussels and it is a manifest for Ecology.
The design was first presented on September 2007 at the Maison&Object fair in Paris.
via Trend Blog
Desiged by Livio De Marchi, what you see in the pictures is a house not built with your everyday construction materials, but with wood. Paper, to be more exact. Neah, still wood (got a little carried away with an idea we found here, about how life would be living in a house completely made out of books).
You can visit Livio de Marchi Virtual Museum for some more fascinating wood designs.
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