Pop Art Furnitures by Philippe Malouin
Téo Jasmin, a French studio by graphic designer Angéline Bailly, uses cutting edge digital technology to transfer traditional photographs onto home textiles such as throw pillow covers, lampshades, wallpaper, and chairs.Teo Jasmin offers home decor that combines epic pop art classics with the sophistication and fashion legacy of Brigitte Bardot in Paris to the taxi and sky line of the Big Apple.
BarbieFoot Barbie Foosball Table
The super strange game table is the brainchild of French designer Chloe Ruchon and was presented at the DMY Youngsters Exhibition in Berlin as a toy that reinterprets a traditionally masculine game in a rather feminine way. The result is a plaything that allows children to think outside of gender barriers and simply focus on having fun.
Blofield Inflatable Chesterfield Armchair by Jeroen Van de Kant
Blofield Inflatable Chesterfield Armchair created by Jeroen Van de Kant gives your garden a makeover and glam. So portable you can take this blow up couch away camping or just down the park but you do need an electricity supply for the Pump included which makes it’s easy to blow up, and when you’ve finished it deflates in 5 minutes.
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UFO Lamp by Brian Rasmussen
Glitz and glam illuminated. The UFO by Brian Rasmussen for Studio Italia is a woven mixture of unexpected feelings and emotions; the endless combinations of all available colours give the customer the possibility of composing a suspension that reflects the most their own individuality.
Unusual and Creative Ice Cube Trays
Thanks to Toxel who has found this collection unusual and creative ice cube trays from all over the world.
do-lo-rez, Modular Sofa by Ron Arad for Moroso
Ron Arad‘s approach always creates a challenge in the way materials are used in both the design and production stages.
His new Do Lo Res created for Moroso mixes and merges the worlds of the arts, design and technology. Do Lo Res is a very up-to-the-minute sofa composed of several soft, square-based cube- or rectangular-shaped units of various heights. The units are arranged in rows to form the shape of the sofa, and fixed to a platform by steel pins.
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Michel Bussien’s Growing Chair
Swiss designer Michel Bussien’s Growing Chair evokes pertinent ideas for the 21st century: nature trapped within the confines of man, manicured at his whim, or a specimen preserved behind glass – like fossils in a museum.
ASASP, Cloth Hanger by Yeonju Yang & Claudio Ripol
ASASP design by Yeonju Yang & Claudio Ripol is a free-standing cloth hanger with minimized structure.
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Mrs. Dalloway by Nika Zupanc
Who said fashion and cooking doesn’t go hand in hand had better think again. Zupanc designed this mini hot plate for Gorenje, a Slovenian appliance maker. She deliberately styled it after a fashion accessory, and named it Mrs. Dalloway, a reference to a Virginia Woolf novel about a woman’s party preparations.
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Magazine Hanger by Isaac Yu Chen
Magazine hanger designed by Isaac Yu Chen.
In a gesture similar to inserting a bookmark, magazines are hung on their own weight, creating a graphic display.
Plastic Spoon Chandelier by Daisuke Hiraiwa
Japanese designer Daisuke Hiraiwa transforms everyday objects into striking examples of found design. Each Lamps are composed of clear plastic spoons that have been punctured with hundreds of tiny holes to allow light to filter through them in beautiful ways.
Salt & Pepper Battery by Antrepo Design Product
Created by Antrepo Design Industry, these Salt & Pepper looks like D cell batteries, a way to bring some of your extracurricular interests to the table.
And just like any other battery, there is a an indicator bar on the sides to let you know when it is time to refill.
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Luau Portable Lamp
If you’re planning on spending any time lounging around outdoors this summer, you might want to consider these portable indoor/outdoor lamps.
“When Luau is lifted from its base, the lamp automatically lights and the glow lasts for six to 10 hours. Increase or decrease the amount of light by spinning the lamp with the bottom against your palm. At its brightest setting, Luau delivers warm ambient light, and can be placed on a surface or hung from a hook or tree branch on its stainless steel handle. Made out of impact-resistant polyethylene with a water resistant housing, it uses energy-efficient LEDs. It comes complete with an LED pack and a rechargeable 1500mAh battery. The lamp can be used while recharging, and the base has an indicator light that changes from red to green when Luau is fully charged”.
Transparent Pool Table by Nottage Design G-1
The G1 glass top pool table from Australia-based Nottage Design is an incredible fusion of modern styling and new technology. The patented transparent Vitrik playing surface is used instead of the traditional felt surface. It gives resistance to rolling balls, just like cloth does. The surface creates a stunning “floating on air” effect as balls glide smoothly and quietly. You can get your hands of one of these babies for a hefty $25,150.
“Reach for the Moon” by Mike Mak
Lantern Festival is a traditional Chinese festival, which is on the fifteenth day of the first month on the Chinese lunar calendar. It makes the first major festival after the Chinese New Year and people can see the full moon in the sky during the night. This beautiful ladder uses the character of Chinese calligraphy 「月」as a concept, maybe we could see the full moon when you climbing up onto the top.
Happy Chaise Longue by Dima Loginoff
Happy Chaise Longue created by Dima Loginoff. The alcoves seating is wide enough to seat the occupant comfortably. As apparent, this lounger has a modern take on the classic love seat albeit it positions the partners in a side-by-side manner, respecting each other’s space. Using plastic and chrome plated steel for moulding the form, it’s sturdy enough to complement the fragile look.
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Stereovision Table by John Nouanesing
Stereovision table is created by the joung designer John Nouanesingit. It is made for those with a sense of irony in technology. The red and blue is a reference to the 3D glasses technology that’s lasted for years and years.
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