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    Coat Check Chair

    Please meet, Joey Zeledon‘ s concept chair named Coat Check Chair. The designer visualise this; he puts  plastic hangers over a steel tubular frame to create a seat. In case  you’re looking for a hanger, just take one from your chair! Great idea, great example of reuse. Can’t wait to see that comming into market!…

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    LeafBeb

    LeafBed is a patended camp bed made out of  cardboard. Studio NOCC are the designers. The concept?  Modular units for temporary housing. Have a look on these guys in Niger, in where the field test of LeafBed had a great success. It only needs  4 modules for an adult bed, 3 for a kid’s bed, 2…

  • Hemp chair

    Hemp chair  is the first monobloc chair designed with a new technology resulting in sustainable material; natural fibers like hemp are moulded under heat with a special ecologic glue. Berlin-based designer/architect Werner Aisslinger design is a new approach on this  seating typology. The technology that has been utilized for the ‘hemp chair’  allows one to use…

  • Loom chair

    Alvisilkchair. That is the name of this chair designed by Asa Karner of Alvi Design.  The designer formed a sitting from silk, environmental friendly threads tightened into a simple, oak frame. The inspiration comes directly from wooden looms, making it a celebration of one of Sweden’s famed traditional crafts. It was recently  presented Stockholm Furniture Fair (via inhabitat)

  • Video game rugs

    This is PLAY, a  Prêt-à-Porter collection of rugs made from Piodao Group out of unused wool from the production of other rugs. In case you still wonder why the name is PLAY, have a look on the following picture….. “PLAY allows everyone their very personal combination resulting in vivid solutions to brighten unexpected places around the house”, Piodao…

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    Greenhouse by Joost

    Greenhouse by Joost opened its doors few weeks ago at Cambells Cove, Sydney and it will stay there until end of March. After that, a world tour will begin for this  temporary restaurant. Got confused? Please don’t! Greenhouse is a restaurant designed by Joost Bakker promoting sustainable construction techniques and operational processes. Actually, is a waste…

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    Junktion Studio

    Junktion Studio is coming from Israel, specifically from Tel Aviv. It is founded by a group of designers with one goal; to give second chance to what the city has already classified as junk. Junktion people take everyday objects out of context, sometimes attaching them to others other times  discover new functions for them but…

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    Rafinesse & tristesse

    Some people may view an empty olive tin as trash. For Petra Schultz and Karin Yilmaz-Eggerempty olive tins was the inspiration to start “rafinesse & tristesse” in 2006. From tins to toy cookers to miniature sinks, bar stools or even paper roll holders. All items are handmade, unique and of course products of recycling. With loving…