Emiliano Godoy. He is the designer of the chair above, named ‘snowjob’. The chair is formed by two main components. The first is a wooden structure partly disassembles by means of stainless steel hardware. The second component is a cover made using small pieces of post-industrial waste from the candy wrapping industry. Labels that are misprinted, or…
This is Meltdown PP Tube chair. British designer Tom Price has created it after heating and pressing together plumbing tubes to form a seat. The ends of the tubes melt and fuse together as they come into contact with the heat, leaving an artistic pattern of irregular holes on the surface of the molded seat. It’s…
Serpentine is an armchair designed by Eleonore Nalet. It is designed for sitting outside all year long. You can leave it naked for winter or dress it with these long colored cushions that entwine the backrest and armrests supports for the summer It looks very cosy, isn’t it?
An object is no longer being used for its original purpose in life! That purpose has expired and I have recreated a beautiful ‘something else’. These are the exact words of Katie Thompson the founder of Recreate. But what is Recreate anyway? Is a cutting egde interior design range …. Katie is using pieces…
Bel & Bel is a Spanish creative studio-workshop opened in 2006. Is been located in Barcelona and what these guys do is to remodel old Vespa® scooters into chairs! All of the products are handcrafted, 100% bel&bel. They are unique and uncommon and as the designers saying ” although the majority of our products have a…
Young London-based designer Kenyon Yeh is throwing the idea and the instruction booklets. Seeking to create personal identity out of ubiquitous uniformity, Kenyon took standard Ikea flat-pack furniture and assembled the pieces as he wanted, adding some new details along the way. The resulting ‘Unikea’ collection is a quirky take on mass-produced design and a satisfyingly lead…
Twist’ designed by Robert Bronwasser from SMOOL Design Studio is one of the various new hallstands by the Dutch manufacturer Cascando. It can be assembled in two different ways whereby the connecting, solid disc forms either a hat rack or a stabilising base. In case you were wonder where to sit and hang your coat,…
This is the continual chair designed by David Lee. If this does not look like a chair to you, please have a look here Set in a grid, each of 123 tubes can be pushed down to any height, permitting users to construct their own unique space. Over time these transformations necessarily flatten…
This is Rachel’s Denny Domestic Trophy. It is a piece of her most known work; deer heads covered in cozy cashmere cable knit woolens. Denny works in a variety of materials—wood, plaster, resin, wool, found objects. She is interested in the potential of her materials and how they can be manipulated in unexpected ways. Thus,…
Making products that can be quickly disassembled for easier recycling is an important part of green design, and this wooden lamp by Daniel Garcia Sanchez is a good example of this. The parts in the picture above constitute the whole lamp, which requires no glues or screws of any kind to put together. The lamp was…
