The latest from Ol’ha Shevchenko’s imaginative collection of nature and bio-inspired line of home furnishings, the Maple Leaf Chair mimics the form of the iconic leaf of the same name. Molded from recyclable polypropylene with a glossy finish, the leaf secures the seated user, wrapping them comfortably in its blades.
Designer: Ol'ha Shevchenko
In bright white and rainbow colors, Alex Petunin’s DP Chair almost looks like it’s got a candy-coated center. As versatile as it is vibrant, the design can be used in two distinct ways- as a lounge for leaning back or as a rocker. It’s colorful stoppers keep it in place and prevent users from rocking too far. As yummy as it looks, don’t bite. It’s all hand carved wood!
Designer: Alex Petunin
The WiVes’ Table is a celebration of the perfect geometries of the triangle and its versatility of form. Though it’s one solid piece, it can not only be used alone but also customized with any tabletop desired, including a wood slab, slate, marble and more. Choose from a variety of colors and finishes, orient the base up or down, and add the top of your choice for a look that perfectly suites your unique interior.
Designer: J.S. Nero
Inspired by American Indian tribe craft, the Sioux coat rack is a subtle homage to customary woodworking during the age of bows and arrows. The design itself is a vertical representation of arrows shot into a target, with the base as the bullseye and 3 rods as arrows. As simplistic as it is sculptural, just structure is composed of just 4 components that are easily screwed together and unscrewed for easy transport.
Designer: NAB Design Studio
Beautifully simple and practical, the 360 SHELF will change the way your organize your things! Easily adjustable at any angle, it has a variable span that ranges from a chic shelf for books and magazines, handy landing for your tech gizmos, or simply stashing and displaying your favorite knick knacks. One way to install… multiple ways to change. See how it works —>
Designer: Luka Pirnat
The latest addition to Fallen Furniture’s curated series of reclaimed furniture, the mirror-polished Cluster Bomb Drinks Cabinet stands more than eight feet tall and weighs in at 600 pounds. Behind the gleaming 1970s missile fuselage, three glass shelves revolve around a gold-plated spindle. In the base, a sliding platform built from lacquered American walnut conceals an armory of custom-made cocktail utensils. With its patent fusion of industrial heritage and high-end craftsmanship, this breathtaking cabinet is an explosion of awesomeness!
Designer: Fallen Furniture
The latest from Formabilio, the Tusciao valet stand is a practical furniture piece that puts all your everyday necessities at your fingertips. Made for quick and easy hanging of your clothes and accessories, the three distinct elements in beech wood and metal perfectly accommodate everything from pants to purses. A reflection of a traditional Italian cityscape, it’s also artistic and architectural for a look that’s as fun as it is functional. Get it here!
Designer: Andrea Brugnera for Formabilio
Notch is a storage system for the complete Wallpaper travel guide collection that also allows for a visual record of where you’ve been! Cut from a single piece of timber, Notch holds all 97 books in an order that makes full use of their vibrant color system. The black strip that runs the shelf’s length provides a surface on which you can record your travels. The paint material accepts both chalk and pencil so you can make records as temporary or permanent as you’d like.
Designer: Rob Taylor
One look is all it takes to figure out this playful table’s amphibian inspiration! Appropriately named FROG, this simplistic side table channels a stereotypical, fun frog form in a functional, minimalist way. A pair of eyes and big mouth make for the perfect place to store bedside belongings!
Designer: NAB Design Studio
The Pillow furniture series is focused on a necessity in the modern office space: acoustics and privacy. Upholstered soft panels are combined with functional elements to provide improved acoustics with less echo and more sound absorption thanks to high quality foam. Decorative and scalable, the dividers can be filled with shelves, a wardrobe, magazine holders planters and more. It’s a beautiful design that also neutralizes annoying office noise.
Designer: Robert Bronwasser
Popo and Popolino chairs by Andrej Čverha merge seating and storage for multifunctional seating solutions that are as convenient as they are comfortable. With built-in bucket-stye bases, they keep magazines, remotes, or anything else within reach. Both practical and playful, the designs’ aesthetic is complimented by a pop of color that directs the eye to the functional base.
Designer: Andrej Čverha
Another intriguing design by Stephan Siepermann, the Locky series is a clever twist on a familiar fragment that’s presented in a different and surprising material for a fresh look that’s all its own. The iconic industrial locker from our school days is reborn in handsome solid oak wood with a wooden padlock to match. No longer for books and backpacks, it makes for an ideal entryway coatrack or wardrobe. It also achieves the ever-elusive “warm” industrial aesthetic opposed to its stark metal counterparts.
Designer: Stephan Siepermann
The Halo stool is so named not only for its halo-shaped base, but also for its will-intentioned design that focuses on local production as well as material and cost efficiency. The simplistic parts are machined from a sheet of 26mm plywood using a programable router, keeping man-handling to a minimum. With the top of the seat derived from the halo-shaped base support, optimum use of material is achieved. Near-flat-pack ready, it’s as easy to transport and ship as it is to assemble and disassemble with a few standard screws!
Designer: Bradley Fraser
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