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Miam, the greediest low table

designed by Josselin Zaigouche
http://www.josselinz.com/

designed by Josselin Zaigouche

http://www.josselinz.com/

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Janus chair, designed by Jang Yoon added on 2009-02-26

foldable & stackable chair by jang yoon...

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'screw table' is made from one heavy cast iron tripod and a solid
marble top. the industrial strength aluminum screw allows for multiple
heights by simply spinning the top. " added on 2009-02-26

adjustable "screw table" by tom dixon...

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"12-year-old Max Wallack stole the show at Design Squad's Trash to Treasure contest with his "Home Dome." The contest asked kids to repurpose trash into practical inventions.

The dome provides shelter for the homeless and is made from plastic, wire and packing peanuts. Pretty much, trash." added on 2009-02-26

homeless shelter made from trash...

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concept by 5.5 Designers
"Reanim: In order to inject Design right at the end of the cycle, they set up a furniture 'hospital', where people could queue with furniture on its last legs, get a diagnosis and a prescription for cure. Here, for instance, what's clearly needed for this chair is a crutch."

http://www.cinqcinqdesigners.com/ added on 2009-02-26

reanim: hospital for furniture...

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"nendo designed the cabbage chair for XXIst Century Man exhibition curated by Issey Miyake to commemorate the first anniversary of 21_21 Design Sight in Roppongi, Tokyo.
Miyake asked us to make furniture out of the pleated paper that is produced in mass amounts during the process of making pleated fabric, and usually abandoned as an unwanted by-product. Our solution to his challenge transformed a roll of pleated paper into a small chair that appears naturally as you peel away its outside layers, one layer at a time.
Resins added during the original paper production process adds strength and the ability to remember forms, and the pleats themselves give the chair elasticity and a springy resilience, for an overall effect that looks almost rough, but gives the user a soft, comfortable seating experience.

The chair has no internal structure. It is not finished, and it is assembled without nails or screws. This primitive design responds gently to fabrication and distribution costs and environmental concerns, the kinds of issues that face our 21st century selves." added on 2009-02-26

cabbage chair...

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"Cape Town designers Animal Farm are launching a wooden light fitting at the Design Indaba Expo in Cape Town, South Africa this weekend.

Lite is manufactured in several different species of wood and is designed so that it can only be used with an energy saving light bulb." added on 2009-02-26

wooden lamps by animal farm...

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Pick & Stick stool designed by Helena Svensson from Beckmans Design College in Ostermalm, Stockholm. This high stool in birch looks really inviting with its clean, contemporary lines and the red and white color scheme. You have the option to adjust the height of the stool to suit your needs. All you need to do is to select the desired height and fix the included pins into the holes. added on 2009-02-26

height-adjustable stool / bench...

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designed by Josselin Zaigouche
http://www.josselinz.com/ added on 2009-02-26

miam, the greediest low table...

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TV Test Pattern Pillow by Henriette Hyldgaard. added on 2009-02-26

tv test pillow...

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added on 2009-02-25

'kocis' by zane homka...

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Kate Moss floor mat designed by CarteBlanche

"CarteBlanche is a new luxury products company pioneering "cocaine-chic" couture. It was founded by French designers Jean-Philippe and Gaston Valeur, who have been designing products together for individual patrons for seven years." added on 2009-02-25

wipe your feet on kate moss...

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added on 2009-02-25

the sofa dress...

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"CarteBlanche is a new luxury products company pioneering "cocaine-chic" couture. It was founded by French designers Jean-Philippe and Gaston Valeur, who have been designing products together for individual patrons for seven years.

CarteBlanche redefines the boundaries between the artworld and the luxury product industry, as they are currently understood. " added on 2009-02-25

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"Every candle has its own duration of burning. This is the starting point of our 12 hours Waxwatch. A simple overprint transforms a common candle into a sypathic a discreet time measure tool. Whether you are playing chess or having dinner, time runs decoratively backdrop." added on 2009-02-25

watch time as it melts: the wax watch...

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designed by Nicola Enrico Staubli added on 2009-02-25

universal furniture joints...

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"The Great Slumber
The pillows are inspired by those suspenseful moments when a sleeping loved one is a little too still for a little too long. Using an irreverent combination of comfort & fear the pillows parallel sleep & death. " added on 2009-02-25

blood stain pillow...

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added on 2009-02-25

obama sushi rolls...

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"Cecilia Lundgren is talented designer from Halmstad, she studied Design in the University of Kalmar and studied Illustration and Graphic Design at Forsbergs Skola in Stockholm. Now she works in different fields of design and illustration in her own company, Cecilia Design. One of her latest creations is a series of hand made pillow cases for lonely singles: brilliant concept and stylish design." added on 2009-02-25

pillow cases for singles...

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Designed by James McAdam

pillow prints "good morning sweetheart" on your cheek...

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The cat silhouette is a cabinet door cutout that admits your pet into the enclosed litter box... added on 2009-02-24

cat shaped cutout...

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"The Graffe Heaters by Scirocco are made of steel pipe bent into a paper clip shape, that looks very good. The heater is made of steel and available in chrome and in bright colors. Can be placed upright or horizontally, the latter recommended for bathing and thus getting a towel rack in our always warm towel." added on 2009-02-24

paper clip heater by scirocco...

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vialink http://freshome.com/2009/02/24/coffee-cup-lights/ vialink added on 2009-02-24

coffee cups lights...

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"A concept for maple syrup packaging, where the emphasis has been placed almost exclusively on the syrup classification."

Made of maple wood veneer. Designed by student Andree Rouette.

added on 2009-02-24

abcd syrup bottles made of maple wood veneer...

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" A strong personality, always in movement, always trying to put one foot in front of the other. As if it were walking, each foot stretches to reach further away. Whatever the angles, it always looks strikingly different from one point of view to another, as if you could never really grab it.

It has been sculpted in 3D by the hand rather than by the pure logic of the computer. Even though it is a large functional table, and follows some strict rules, all the legs have their own characteristics and have been positioned and oriented manually in order to give the whole structure a warmer and more human feeling.

A mix of rather traditional materials, steel and wood, give a rather unexpected and fresh product. The legs are made of steel plates that have been laser cut and folded. All the legs have a different width, and have been cut and bend in order to reveal different tonalities of their own color, in order to play with shadows. As for the angled cuts in the legs, they increase this ever changing perception of a product, that looks drastically different from one side to the other; they also add detail to the piece and give it a much lighter feel.

The metal legs can then become of field of experimentation for all sorts of color combinations, thus giving birth to a more experimental or a more traditional table." added on 2009-02-24

steel and wood table: big foot by alain gilles...

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