Tree 2.0 is an all-in-one solution for organizing your TV entertainment peripherals that’s perfect for wall-mounted systems. The “branches” of the tree hide unsightly cables all the way from the base to the canopy where receivers, DVD players or gaming systems are supported by multi-level shelves. Much cheaper than hiring a contractor to embed cords int he wall and super easy to install!
Designer: Hall Design
Branca-Lisboa is a new product and accessory label for the home that was inspired by the magic light of Lisbon city. Each piece is the result of an experimental approach to the materials and production methods, uniting Portuguese craftsmanship traditions with contemporary aesthetics in an interesting blend of woods, metals and textiles. The line aims to reignite the era when products were developed with patience, expertise and integrity.
Designer: Marco Sousa Santos
The unique construction of the Ane stool gives the illusion of intricate complexity, but don’t be fooled… the multiple solid timber pieces are actually all of one shape positioned and cut in a dynamic way that makes them look significantly different. Individual pieces appear to float on its powder coated black or white steel frame, enhancing its striking aesthetic as well as its structural integrity.
Designer: Troy Backhouse
Just as the name suggests, the Wood-con-fusion table fuses wood, veneer and formica leftovers that are literally collected off the floor of local carpentry studios. Each table begins its life as a seemingly useless pile of scrap before fragments are pressed and processed into sheets used to create unique one-off pieces that are sustainable, über-functional, and downright pretty.
Designer: Eli Chissick
Using modular pieces, the well-thought Nube coffee table offers a solution for both large scale production and personal customization. By focusing on the repetitive use of a single component, the unique base is easily constructed to size specification, yet maintains an organic and fluid shape not often found in other modular designs. Furthermore, the versatile design of the base means it can be flipped upside down for an entirely new aesthetic that functions just the same!
Designer: Sandro Lopez
The modern Rope Stool takes inspiration from the most widely used drum in Korean traditional music, the janggu. The form of the slim waist drum is hinted in the hourglass shape of the structure. Free of adhesives and screws, the raw design is held together with tension created by just 3 ropes and a single dowel.
Designer: Minki Kim
This multifunctional furniture piece combines crib and rocking chair into one singular rocking unit. It’s effective in getting sleepy babies to bed and helps acclimate them to being in a crib. When the young one outgrows the crib, the side unit converts to a magazine rack, giving new life to the chair. Better yet, it’s easy to assemble- 12 screws and 2 ropes later and you have the perfect addition to the nursery that’s great for new parents.
Designer: Dirk Ploos van Amstel
A welcome addition to any home or aircraft hangar, this stealthy chair design by Mauro Fragiotta combines angular geometries and stackable functionality into one memorable seating solution. The monoblock injection molded chair is composed of ABS and nylon, making it suitable for both indoor or outdoor use. The dimensions and seating position were inspired by the Eames Plywood chair, but unlike the Eames, this sharp, lightweight design is easily nested in unlimited numbers, making it a great option for storable, extra seating.
Designer: Mauro Fragiotta
We loooove Duffy London! Their latest design, the Swing Table, puts a little extra fun into dinner time or collaborative meetings by using an unorthodox structure with suspended chairs that swing and sway. Chairs that can be adjusted to the seated person’s liking, making the design as functional as it is playful. Not to mention, it makes vacuuming a breeze. Get it here! Weeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Designer: Duffy London
Like it or not, frame clusters have made a comeback! Inspired by this ubiquitous trend, the Frames Wall shelving system combines nested squares and rectangles of various sizes into a wall-mounted structure that’s ideal for storing books. The design pictured here is made of lacquered black medium density fiberboard but has potential to be easily customized in a variety of materials and finishes for the perfect fit to any style room or wall.
Designer: Gerard de Hoop
While it might just look like an interesting art installation set in nature, Shade by Ohad Lustgarten is actually a moveable structure for mountain tops, hiking trails, deserts, or any other place where people might seek refuge from the sun and other elements. The skeletal, spiraling shape can be adjusted by the users to cast a shadow for cooling down or to shield from harsh wind. It’s functionality at it’s most beautiful!
Designer: Ohad Lustgarten
The Graft table is a sleek and simple design with a unique construction that is both functional and beautiful. Each of the four legs divaricate (branch out) from under the surface of the table from four points, creating a connection that is both strikingly similar to tree branches and structurally stabilizing.
Designer: Anil Ercan
I’m loving the latest design from Snapp: the Orbit stool. The captivating design taps into our natural tendency to move and shift. Taking inspiration from the spinning top, it features a slightly pointed cork base so you can rotate on its spinning axis and wiggle all you want. For light reading, the tapered drum cushion also has a slim cavity on the side for storing magazines or books. Do want!
Designer: Snapp
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