Bookshelf Chess
Part of the “Imprints: Designing for Memories” exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore, “VERY BIG” is a bookshelf with accompany Chinese chess pieces. The…
Part of the “Imprints: Designing for Memories” exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore, “VERY BIG” is a bookshelf with accompany Chinese chess pieces. The…
All the way from Maastricht comes this collection of seats named FW2010, a set designed by Valentin Löllmann. This set is diverse in size and…
If you’ve been unfortunate to have been in any hospital in our modern world for a long stay, you know it can be an awful…
As you reading about this project are more than likely human, you know how important it can be to have a nice seat to sit…
If you’ve got all your industrial design history in order, you’re aware of the magnificent Phillipe Starck. If you’re familiar with mister Starck, you might…
Behold for before you is a couple of designer bits of furniture that require a bit of explanation before you can fully understand or appreciate…
Let’s talk for a minute about a company by the name of Promemoria, a family owned institution that creates luxury furnishings that are fabulously fine…
Some days you just have to go simple. I know that you know if you read posts by me specifically, you’ll find a lot of…
In case my title wasn’t obvious enough, this is the Ant Table by Oliver Nikolic – a modern take on a coffee table that emphasizes…
Besides being editor of YD, I’m also a unicorn herder and recent crowned King of the Cephalopods, but a king ain’t a king without a…
The early years of my life were filled with memories of plastic covered remote controls and couches. Yes, my parents were THOSE people. I was…
Take a peek at this, it’s called KanapËtko, and it’s no less than a convertible desk on wheels. It’s made for artists, designers, and all…
Behold a chair with a real big story of intent inside it. This is a project by designer Shawn Weiland and it goes by the…
Designer Emily Wettstein uses reclaimed walnut and steel to craft this beautifully organic table. Love the rusted out legs juxtaposed by the lush planter. Not really…
This design comes from the traditional Chinese form of calligraphy and painting – the scroll. It takes this scroll and uses the Involute curves to…
Behold! An odd combo. Occasionally we’re sent some work or we find some work by a designer or artist that has such a fabulous air…