Danish designer Ditte Maigaard has created the Split Personality sofa.
Split Personality has been created based on two opposite types of personalities.The nature of their differences supplement each other and give the furniture a wide range of applications.
The shape and the textile expression has been created in unison, and it is exactly in the meeting of the textile and the shape of the furniture where the Split Personality
really comes into character.
Karim Rashid has designed a collection of metal tiles for the Australian manufacturer ALLOY.
Karim Rashid says:
I have always been obsessed with patterns. Working with ALLOY has given me a great opportunity to play with the idea of pattern, grid, and repetition. A pattern is a way of giving richness and depth to our Cartesian landscape. The more diversity of line, shape, and composition, the more interesting a single cell is. The undulating, curvilinear forms give a 2-dimensional surface a sense of 3-dimensions. These elements repeat in a predictable manner but they are designed to contradict the square tile. This collection for ALLOY is organic in shape because I believe that the world needs a softening and a more fluid human spirit.
The fabulous ‘ Little Nest‘ has just launched their new range at the New York International Gift Fair this week.
I love the styling and creative direction by Doswell & Mclean for Little Nest. Modern chic kids furniture pieces that you won’t think twice, when mixing and matching with other furnishings in the home
Italian furniture manufacturer Lago have introduced the Col-Letto Bed.
Is it possible to create a bed that is comfortable and cozy as a nest? How would you sleep if wrapped in a visual and sound barrier that runs around the mattress?
A ring of “soft foam” to relax and escape from daily routine. A “collar” for the bed can open right, left, or be completely rolled up or down like the neck of a turtleneck.
Giving kids a space of their own to dream, play and create momprenuers and San Francisco-based designers Gitane Royce and Nisreen Witt founded Modern Playhouse, which makes sustainable and modern playhouses for children. The durable, unobtrusive structures invite creativity envisioned upon a play based learning philosophy, and fit seamlessly with the decor of a home. The playhouses inspire creativity through simplicity bu adapting for multiple uses; feeding the imagination and engaging kids of all ages as they grow. Sophisticated, sustainable, and safe, Modern Playhouse is dedicated to eco-friendly production; built to last, and made with locally-sourced and recycled materials.
One of the latest great works by KARIM RASHID, we can find it in VERTEX, a family of ultra-contemporary sculpted outdoor & indoor furniture designed for the Spanish brand VONDOM.
Vertex, a set of table and chairs, its triangular planes meet dynamically to create comfortable forms suitable for dining, meeting rooms, banquet, lecture halls and other casual needs.
VERTEX looks as if it was chiseled from a single block of material, what is left is structural yet, beautiful.
The collection VERTEX is created for integrating into our space a more conceptual architectural piece, to give it a more sophisticated touch.
The pieces are manufactured by rotational molding, the main characteristic of this technique
is that the material is 100% recyclable and it can explore never-ending possibilities in the shapes.
[via VONDOM]
Pack of Dogs is a series of wooden pieces in shape of dogs in different sizes and positions. Each piece is named after a famous Mexican wrestler (Dos Caras Jr., Aguayo, El Santo, Alushe, and Místico), it works as a side table, magazine rack, bookshelf, a bench… etc.
The Caterpillar Trestle by Kawamura-Ganjavian is a table trestle consisting of a bundle of legs that seem to be set in perpetual motion. It can also be used as an informal stool. The Caterpillar series of benches and tables elaborates on the notion of lightness and redundancy.
The 9 Hours is the brand new capsule hotel unveiled by Tokyo-based Cubic Corp. Designed in a collaboration with designer Fumie Shibata of Design Studio S, it looks nothing like its predecessors and represents a revolution in the capsule concept.
The Nine Hours Capsule Hotel, Kyoto, Japan, by Fumie Shibata
