Flexible Elos Table by Nódesign team
Wrap it around your body, make it into a zig-zag or justTwist it. According to the quantity and configuration of its “molecules”, the Elos table by Nódesign team assumes different shapes and sizes, making this product a high adaptive capacity furniture.
Via [OhGizmo]
Plug-in Table by María Perales
Maria Perales presents this collection of houseware that need furniture to hold and support It. Mirrors, vases and chandeliers fit in and on the furniture, becoming a part of its everyday landscape. Read More…
The Watson Table by Paul Loebach
Watson Table designed by paul loebach wich will be presented at Milan Design week 2011.
The Watson table is named after James Watson, the American scientist famous for discovering the helical structure of DNA. I felt like a scientist developing this table, working through numerous controlled material experiments to achieve the desired result. The closer I came to the solution, the simpler the experiments became, and the final result is a wood-composite structure laminated over a simple 6-part plywood mold.
The form is inspired by English furniture of the late 1600′s, with its distinctive open wood turnings, sometimes called ‘barley twists’. I was interested in translating these twisting shapes into bold structural elements, for the purpose of experimenting with new combinations of materials and construction processes.
To use materials as efficiently as possible I abandoned a machining-based approach in favor of an ‘additive’ lamination process. I began to experiment with composite materials to give structural support to this naturally ‘springy’ form; the result is a combination of wood and carbon fiber, with a painted wood top. This composite ‘sandwich’ utilizes the inherent rigidity of carbon as a structural core, creating a symbiotic composition providing a maximum of strength using a minimum of material.
Mad Horse Table By Samuel Ben Shalom
“Mad Horse” Table by Israeli designer Samuel David Ben-Shalom incorporates a slick surface finish, supported by a four rotated equestrian legs below a mass of bulbous forms. We don’t have a many information about it, but I found it quite scary but maybe it’s the purpose.
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Gold Dining/Pool Table by Koralturk
Turkish furniture maker Koralturk has unveiled their newest creation, the Flap Table Luxury Gold Dining/Pool table which is a pool table disguised as a dining room table. The table reveals a billiard table when you uncover it. The Koralturk Flap Dining/Pool table fuses a sleek European design with functionality, and adds a new dimension to the dining room, boardroom, recreational room, conference room, media room or a game room.
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“SWEETCH18″ by Benoit Lienart
Selected for innovative new design by the prestigious L’Observeur du Design 2011, Sweetch18 is an armchair, coffee table, a coffee table, armchair, two pieces of furniture in one.
Raise the center of the coffee table for an armchair, lower the armchair back for a coffee table. Switch back and forth with the simplest of gestures, Sweetch18 optimizes space, comfort and design.
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Hybrid Collection by Marton for Allê
This new collection of furniture called “The Hybrid” designed by Marton and produced by Allê is made from Methacrylate.are produced in limited editions.
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Tree Table by Ilan Dei Studio
Ilan Dei Studio has designed the Tree tables that express the “simple gestures and subtleties that we see in the branches and canopies of the beautiful trees local to California.”
Via [Mocoloco]
“Esgrimas,” Console by Paco Camus
This console created by Paco Camus is made up of seven equal parts in which we have made some cuts to make a perfect assembly. The union of all its parts, provides a horizontal surface that can be used as a console. The design is of great simplicity but it allows us to appreciate, in all its facets, the rich language of wood. Read More…
“Illusion” by Hareide Design & Northern Lighting
Designed by Sweden/ Norway based studio Hareide Design in collaboration with Northern Lighting, ‘Illusion’ is an aluminum lamp that can also be transformed into a table when necessary. Combined in one, the lamp and table become the focal point of any space.
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Orange Table by Carl Chaffee
I found this amazing lime slice table that was designed by Carl Chaffee at Homedit. The Lemon Slice Table is made out of resin. Focusing on the tiniest of details, the designer reproduces everything from textures to seeds within this piece.
Orange Slice Table
Via [homedit]
Slim and Strong LED Table by Delphine Frey
“Slim & Strong” LED table lamp by Delphine Frey uses haute-couture style pleated carbon fiber to obtain a rigid 1mm thick / 1meter long lighting object. This elongated lamp is perfect for those who must work or read on the desktop because the light comes down equally, where it should be the reading material without annoying shadows.
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Alain Gilles’ New Furniture
Alain Gilles just sent us their latest projects which will be showcased for the first time at the fair Facilitair in Holland and at the OFF fair in Cologne
The BuzzHub is a shelter in which you can retrieve with a co-worker when you need some privacy. It is a place where you can escape from the surrounding noise and agitation generally found in large open-space offices or public places. Bring in, your notes, laptop or iPad and start focusing on what matters.
It’s a space where people can easily come together and share information. It has been designed to become a central point in the social life of an office.
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La Perla Lingerie Bustier Furnitures for De Ponte Studios & SensoReal
Bustier Chairs and furniture designs incorporating La Perla’s lingerie were part of SensoReal, a collaborative project between the brand and architect Silvio De Ponte for Salon Internazionale del Mobile. The following pieces were designed to be showcased as part of a this special sensory laden environment, SensoReal, designed for Salone del Mobile.
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Magic Carp-Pet Rug and Coffee Table by John Leung & Clarke Hopkins Clark Architects
Australian designer John Leung has teamed up with Clarke Hopkins Clark Architects to produce their Magic Carp-pet rug and coffee table set based on optical illusions like those found Colin Ord’s Magic Moving Images.
“The graphic apparition, replacing the traditional fish tank, is also a nod to the decreasing abundance of our most precious natural resource – water. Mythologically, the carp symbolises bravery and fortune. Linguistically, the ‘carp’ becomes a humorous extraction of the ‘carpet’ that reveals this intriguing little conversational piece on the floor.”
ExhibiTable by Lu Chieh-Hua & Cheng Tzu-Hao
Lu Chieh-Hua and Cheng Tzu-Hao’s Library ExhibiTable was designed to organize magazines and books to create open space. The table is made from wood and napped leather with seven different slots to store reading material. The main inspiration behind the design was to arrange books by personal preference based on theme and recommendations.
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Dov, Aluminum Stools by Reddish Studio
Dov the aluminum cast tables and stools is designed by Reddish Studio. The starting point of each piece is a block of polystyrene.By incorporating manual labor in the process, the beautiful characteristics of the material are being used to form endless variation.
Reddish Studio
Via [Materialicious]
Stunning “Swing Table” by Duffy London
This innovative dining table features a four pole structure to suspend a GEO lampshade and eight chairs. The four poster table has been designed to spark camaraderie amongst the diner. Expect a lot of food mess on the table and floor dropping too. However with the chairs cleaning up would be pretty easy.
Available at Duffy London for the price of £2,995.00.
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