Elegant and practical, the Circle Kitchen by Compact Concepts has everything a regular large kitchen has and more. The innovative set rotates so that you will have rapid access to anything you need. Depending on the furniture that is included in the Circle Kitchen, the price varies from $ 6500 to & 15 000, steamy costs considering that does not include the installation of the set also.

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With an elegant, cheerful and flexible design, Prisme lamp from Yoann Henry may turn out to be a pleasant companion for dark rooms with no friendly lights.

The lamp is made out of flexible cubes that can be “mixed up”. Due to this fact, you can easily make up your own lighting, by simply moving the position of the cubes.

For more about this product, you can visit the designer’s web page here.

A really nice idea from designer Manuela Michalski.

A group of storage “boxes” that you can move around like lego pieces, to create new and interesting shapes.

And since Christmas time is near,  have fun putting together a tall and handsome Christmas tree.

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When you feel that yelling is just not enough to keep things clean around the kitchen, you can always resort to friendlier ways. Allthough it is not certain that hanging messeges on the walls will do the trick, it is definitely a step in the rigth direction.

You can find both types of towels here at the price of £9.50 .

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An unique Toyo design bringing together style and efficiency, Isola S is a Japanese kitchen from the Nobody Collection. The kitchen furniture is organized in two island shapes that can be moved around and fit together in more ways than one and creating diversity.

The design is equipped with everything a “normal” kitchen has to offer: a huge sink, a large cooking space and an inviting, modern-shaped table.

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An office, a bed and a kitchen can now be fit in suitcases that you can easily carry around. Kenchikukagu is a series of ingenious design concepts that are very clever and very functional.

Fortunately, the Japanese designers are pass the concept stage, so if you’d want, you could actually buy this online here at a price of about 7500 US dollars.

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The LUA pendant lamps are created by designer Martín Azúa for Arturo Alvarez (lighting manufacturer).

Here are some words from the designer : “We can touch it, embrace it, play with it and transport it. We can grasp with our senses part of its charm and mystery.”

The lamps are made of polyethylene lamps are available only in white.

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This amazing singing table comes from designer Fumiaki Goto, Netherlands.

So what’s so special about it? Well, to make it short, the table acts like a marimba. It makes hight tones when you place objects on the small wooden bars and low musical sounds when you touch the big ones.

So if you don’t mind eating while hearing new mixed tunes every time, this is definitely something to consider.

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This is a futuristic dining table with a stainless pedestal base and with a clear glass on top measuring 0,5”.

The chairs create this perfect cylindrical connection with the table when it’s not used.

Priced From: $12,800.00

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Here’s a really fun design idea and a creative way to impress your guests.

Knitted China is not all that hard to do. You could even make some yourself, with a little bit of practice. However, once it’s done, you may be a little reluctant to serve coffee in them. So we suggest tea. Heck, boiled water will do.

All in all, they look great. Not that practical though.

Created by Dutch designer Madieke Fleuren.