From International Slate Company, these decorative tiles are the new trend in design. Easy to use, they can create a variety of patterns and they can bring style and uniqueness to any room.
Embed them in your living room for a rustic touch and your guests will be amazed. This is a very practical solution for decorating your walls and your floors.
For more information on this product, you can visit the manufacturer’s web site.
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Liquirizia comes from Aziz Sariyer, a designer from Istanbul, Turkey. It is a modular bench, which you can expand or contract as much as you want.
This are some of the designer’s words on this product: “Modular or endless depending on your greediness, as the most appetizing candy you would never give up savoring. Liquirizia will talk about you and the lines of your heart, following routes each time different, each time…”
The LaLa chair comes from Danilo Calvache, a Colombian chair designer. If you check out his site, you will notice a variety of design ideas. You can also get in contact with him and order the LaLa chair for yourself.
The chair is manufactured in wood (the first two pictures), but it can also come in a wide range of colors.
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Insipred by the lotus flower, designer Vladimir Usoltsev created this amazing set of furniture. Delicate, yet not to fancy, the table is perfect for when having guests over. It also “folds” back into place when you need space.
This interactive table has a mind of its own. When you grab one chair from underneath it, a soft light appears. The light becomes more intense as you pull all the chairs out. Simply fascinating!
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Eboli Pouf is the name of this interesting looking chair from Spanish designer Capdell.
You can order your own custom made Eboli Pouf chairs. This gives you complete freedom in choosing the color of the design, but also certain features. For example, the chairs can be delivered with or without the back or the legs and you can choose the exact dimensions that you would like.
For more information about this product or for ordering details, you can contact the manufacturers through this online form. You can also click here for a list of world-wide distributors of Capdell’s designs.
A very practical idea from designers Tom Ballhatchet and Jack Godfrey Wood. Even though these shelves are independent from one another, they can also be placed together to form an interesting looking bookcase.
Ingenious!
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Created by Joel Escalona from Mexico City, the MYDNA Bookcase is striking due to its originality and flawless design.
You can place it anywhere in the room, in any position, because no matter how you look at it, the MYDNA Bookcase has what it takes to hold your favourite books.
Distributed through Joe Escalona Studio.
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From British designer Ben Mazur, Swaybath is a revolutionary bath concept.
How does it work? The shower head above the tub fills it with water which is ultimately drained through a valve. The tub is made out of silicone. This material has the great advantage of shaping itself to the body of anyone taking the peaceful bath. That is why Swaybath has the ability to change sizes, according to the person that it holds inside.
It can also be stretched by modifying the bottom and sides.
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Who said that recycling couldn’t be creative or fun? “Tamago”, which means “egg” in Japanese, is an amazing project that should set examples throughout the world.
Here are some words about this design that we found on the official site of this project:
“Tamago is a new line of 100% recyclable children’s play furniture. Tamago’s innovative design provides young minds with an environment conducive to learning and self-expression. While soft rounded edges, nontoxic construction, lightweight and ergonomic design cradles the child in comfort and safety. Available in several colors Tamago’s blank canvas encourages the use of pencils, crayons or paint. Creativity will know no bounds as children personalize thei r Tamago. Parents will enjoy Tamago’s versatility, affordability and low environmental impact.”
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With an innovative design, the new Bloomp Lamp from designer LeePatrick McIntire, works like an improved lantern. When the lamp needs to “fuel up” , you can simply place it on its wireless charging mechanism. During this time, the light will be off. When it is not charging, the lights will be on.
For more information about this product you can visit the designer’s web page and check out more of the items in Lee Patrick’s online portfolio.
