Tag: furniture

Balconies and terraces are magical places in a home. Whether a terrace  garden  on the ground floor of a country home or a small balcony in our apartment in the city, both are places to enjoy all year round—especially in...

Creative project by polish student Marta Szym. An armchair for reading and relaxing. Long, soft elements made from polyurethane foam are spread under the weight of the body, matching the shape of the body itself. In this way you can...

A piece of furniture with multiple resting positions that can be used by young children up until they reach adulthood by rolling it over like a dice. Characterized by rounded shapes, dice possesses both easily adaptable functionality and a cute...

Seung-Yong Song was born in Yangsan, in 1978, and currently works in Seoul, South Korea. Song attended École Supérieure d’Art et de Design de Reims and received his BFA, MFA, France. He started working as an artist’s assistant at an...

The CATable, designed by Ruan Hao of Hong Kong’s LYCS Architecture, is the perfect solution. The desk features a smooth workspace on top with a warren of cubby holes just big enough for a kitten to crawl through below. Peopole who lives with cat always has those kind of experiences,...

The Con‐creARte form derives from a self‐produced flexible mold system, which is designed to create various kinds of small concrete object, such as tables, stools, bowl, planters and architectural urban street furniture. The combination between the solidity of concrete, which...

Barcellona design firm HUNCH, which we met at Milan Design Week 2014, presented an interesting project starting from the evolution of value – crafted textiles. The project started with the proposal to explore in depth the loss of tradition in hand...

100% Brasil, a unique and incomparable blend of Brazilian creativity, is one of the key shows at the fifth edition of BRASIL S/A, the event dedicated to Brazilian design, held at Palazzo Giureconsulti from 8–13 April during the Milan Design...

Founded in 2014, BigRep set sail to transform the 3D printing and manufacturing business. With its 1.3 m³ volume, the BigRep ONE opens the gateway to a new dimension of 3D printing and 3D manufacturing. The BigRep ONE can boast of...

A great thermochromic finish is an interesting thing to find– and though it sounds really hi-tech, this Jay Watson dining furniture is just covered in a heat recognizing paint that “changes” color when matched with heat. body heat or other miscellaneous forms...