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"Inspired by the Lego or IKEA designs, designer Alexander Pelikan has popped up with a unique unit of furniture that uses no nuts, bolts or nails to keep the unit intact.
Named 'Click Furniture,' the modern seating unit presents a simple and fresh design interlocked like the Lego products, but much cheaper than the popular plastic bricks.
It also is finished with sustainable materials." added on 2009-01-06

no nails, nuts & bolts furniture...

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vialink http://www.yankodesign.com/ vialink added on 2009-01-06

one napkin for each day by stas aki...

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added on 2009-01-06

stainless steel chair by lucie koldova...

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"Handcrafted from maple, beech, birch, or other hardwoods grown in Jacksonville, Vermont; prices range from $40 to $50, depending on size."

available here: http://livewirefarm.com/t_hooks_1.html added on 2009-01-06

farm utility hooks...

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"Designed by Mike and Maaike, a product, furniture and environmental design studio based in San Francisco.
As part of a new series of experimental furniture, the Windowseat Lounge chair offers refuge from our perpetually over-stimulating outside world. The enclosed shape creates a defined personal space granting the user a virtual privacy barrier while simultaneously allowing them to observe their surroundings by way of a 360-degree steel swivel base and a peek-a-boo slot at the back end. The chair is fully upholstered over a foam-padded rigid molded frame and is available for limited production runs and custom commissions." added on 2009-01-06

windowseat lounge...

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"This screenprinted design is called Eep!, because that's the noise these kinds of birds might make. This cotton hopsack cushion cover has been screenprinted with Eep! in a dirty slate blue."

vialink http://www.babygadget.net/ vialink added on 2009-01-06

eep cushion cover...

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designed by by Andrew Byrom

available here:
http://www.andrewbyrom.com/type.html added on 2009-01-06

modern house numbers...

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added on 2009-01-05

pubic hair plate by ana mir...

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"Now terror is also threatening our coffee parties! The Terrorist Tea Pot looks evil, but is in fact a nice assistant keeping your tea warm.

Tea Pot made from porcelaine with cosy made from wool, holds 1,5 litres" added on 2009-01-05

terrorist tea pot...

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"in an attempt to get organised for 2009. Love the idea of a big chalkboard in the kitchen..." added on 2009-01-05

idea: a chalkboard wall...

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added on 2009-01-05

wash basin with platin bowl...

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vialink http://theblogonthebookshelf.blogspot.com/vialink

added on 2009-01-05

stell shelves /container system by mikko laakkonen...

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"After authorities in London deemed that some existing park benches were a potential nuisance (attractors for the homeless, etc) they were removed. Rather than protesting in front of the city council or writing a letter to the editors of a newspaper, one group of Londoners decided to reclaim the public space by installing their own benches under cover of darkness. Actually this band of 'anarchists', who were armed only with power tools and wearing yellow safety vests, bolted their benches onto the sidewalks in broad daylight." added on 2009-01-05

guerilla benching in london...

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added on 2009-01-05

easy to pull plug by kim seung woo...

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vialink http://www.chairblog.eu/ vialink added on 2009-01-05

cover your chair with a eames lounge chair pad by vanessa su...

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"Jeffrey writes:

We have been designing around themes of urban life, DIY, and sustainability. We worked exclusively with found objects creating something of value from objects that spend most of their life unused. This is our DPW ADK furniture. Born from a spontaneous need and evolved from a simple vision the department of public worth adirondack chair is true upcycling a modern and sustainable take on the classic adirondack chair, all that is needed is the rearranging of some nails. " added on 2009-01-05

roadblock chairs by andrew stanley and jeffrey gerlach...

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"The Slab Chair from British design maverick Tom Dixon is made from specially crowned oak. Born out of the requirement for a stackable armchair, it features fewer components than a standard chair due to the unique configuration of the thin, organically branch-like legs and its slight seat." added on 2009-01-05

stackable black slab chair by tom dixon...

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"Available as an outdoor bench, a coffee table and chairs [high and low] The CELL design by Anon Pairot have that organic je ne sais quoi that make them very intriguing: imagining the impact of the sun and never ended variety of arty shades."

Designer : Anon pairot
Material : Bronze or aluminum casting added on 2009-01-05

cell chair by anon pairot...

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Made in South Africa
"An industrial design graduate, Liam has been producing furniture since 1996 and has exhibited his work locally and in New York, London and Scandinavia."

vialink http://www.liammooney.co.za/furniture-lighting/an-arc-lamp/ vialink added on 2009-01-05

the arc lamp by liam mooney...

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"A hi-tech fix for your washer that tweets and reminds you of the laundry. The machine sends messages to Twitter too. " added on 2009-01-05

tweets or sends a message to twitter when done...

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"Cedric Ragot designs his way in to a box. "Compose-It" is a frame for plant life.
Constructed entirely of Corian, you can be sure that the nonporous surface is precise and the entire object is certified kosher. Currently there are two model sizes: wall-hangable and wall-standable. " added on 2009-01-02

hanging framed vases...

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"stay at my home" is a series of objects for the good host.
It enables him to install a comfortable overnight stay for his guest.
The main object of the series is a comfortable mattress, which offers the guest a comfortable bed for the night.
Due to a special foam composition, the mattress can be rolled up and stowed away under the furniture.
The furniture serves as a basis for the guest, here he can place his belongings. In the drawer of the furniture, cover, pillow and the bedside lamp are stored. The drawer can be removed from the furniture and can be placed as a storage box within easy reach from the bed.
The torchlike lamp simplifies the orientation for the guest. The arrow-shaped carpet does not only symbolize the warm welcome, but can also point into a room as an invitation.
The light weight objects offer the guests the freedom to position the bedding as they like.
The series doesn’t have to be hidden in the attic anymore, but forms an ensemble that can stay in the living area.

project ________ Bachelor thesis "hospitality"
professors _____ Johannes Fuchs, Adrien Rovero
date __________ FHNW Gestaltung und Kunst, Aarau 2008 "

added on 2009-01-02

"stay at my home" sleep set for guests...

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"The Omega desk offers a big desktop and two storage shelves beneath, formed by a single bend surface. The design therefore has a very light and open appeal to it. The Omega chair is based on the same principal. Its floating seat enhances the feeling of lightness. The strong color of the outside in combination with the white rim outlines the simple shapes of the furniture and underline their graphic expression.

Designer: atomare architecture + design (Germany)" added on 2009-01-02

omega desk & chair...

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"Swiss designers Tina Stieger and Annina Gaehwiler of Pour les Alpes have designed a collection of furniture called Echos.

There are three pieces in the range, all created in collaboration with traditional, local artisans in the Swiss Alps.

Neugierde is covered with hand-cut spruce shingles, referring to a local roofing technique, while the inside is coated in luminescent red paint.

Ehrfurcht is covered in ebony and opens to reveal a jagged, hand-carved interior made of Swiss pine.

The third piece, Sehnsucht, incorporates hand-woven lace in blue, grey and white tones, supported by a fibreglass panel.

"Our vision is to create products in close coorporation with the traditional crafts from the Swiss alpine culture," explain the designers. "The idea focuses on creating strong and unique objects of desire, which have a recognisable cultural identity." added on 2009-01-02

made in the swiss alps...