Inspired by the old toy Menaco, the Hardcore is a collection of unusual and unique furniture units made form anodized aluminum profiles, plastic and stainless steel components.

A year after their spectacular window installations merging light with motion at Harrod’s, Chilean 3-D lighting design company Luxia just announced their new theAnemix Home Collection for those who want the same tech effects to play with in domestic spaces.

Want to play with your imagination? The X-Code outdoor furniture is something that can be used in different, functional ways to bring out the best in your imagination. With a very simple “X” movement (turning the X-shaped grips) to arrange the unit into a desired position.

The Messenger Bag Director’s Chair is what you call sheer portability, if not innovation. Made of rugged aluminum and steel frame and 600-denier nylon mesh seat, the portable chair just weights 9 lbs and can sustain up to 250 lbs.

Looking for a unique kinda lighting to suit your modern home decor? Well, the flying windows by ZNP creative can be a smart choice. Inspired from day light of the sky through a window, this innovatively cool lighting ensures to brighten up your home in a unique way! What’s different?

Utilitarian yet lovely, offering a colorful plaid design the degree shower boxes by Bmood ensure to add to the splendor of any modern decor! What’s different? The stylishly unique degree shower boxes can be placed at any angle or center wall of the bathroom just to suit your need.

Copenhagen Chair

On both, the front and the lake side, this sculptural villa shows very expressive and ornamental facades.

A choice of new colours for the diffuser in blown glass with a shiny finish and design modifications that soften the shape, bringing the New Buds collection perfectly up to date with today’s trends in décor and maintaining one constant feature: Rodolfo Dordoni’s design trademark of classical…

Architect Wallace E. Cunningham designed the Razor Residence in La Jolla, California. The house has been listed for sale by the agents at Hurwitz James – here.

Victoria Reichelt paints portraits of bookshelves. Pictured above is The Coorey Family, oil on canvas, 2009, 148 x 37cm.”While some of these bookshelf paintings are of random books, I’ve recently done a series that are portraits of people.

the design of this collection is based on the unexpected experience of using the material, which looks hard and heavy, but in fact is soft, flexible and light. while many foam products are machine-cut, BCXSY introduces an element of handwork.

Sara Paculdo – San Francisco, California – Flat Chair Project

Description Inspired from a hedgehog on its back and one of Homer Simpsons inventions. This chair allows the user to roll backwards quite safely.