Kollection of Kawaii Kabinets!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kyotomoji/kyotomoji-box-your-life The Kyotomoji boxes take Japan’s passion for storage and organization and add an element of ‘kawaii’ to it. These adorably small boxes come in…
Furniture
Beautifully Blank
Blank couldn’t be a more perfect name for this daybed sofa. Minimalist yet inviting, it strikes that ever elusive balance of bare and cozy. In…
Kitsch Mobile Chair for the Lazy and the Needy
A lot of folks with mobility issues will much rather endure the pain and walk with sticks than use a wheelchair at home. The ILY-I…
DIY for Designers
The Design 3.0 series explores how designers might conceive, assemble and distribute products themselves. The collection of self-produced objects includes furniture and lighting, each built…
A Desk for Life
When is a desk more than just a desk? The answer: when it satisfies every need, space and context, becoming a lifelong working partner with…
Refined Ripples
Futuristic yet oh-so-refined, the Axis lounger redefines modern luxury with its avant-garde base and polished pillows. The design takes inspiration from military aircraft and its…
A Chair to Sit With, Not On
Sitting is a silent killer for those of us with office jobs… staying in that static posture for 9 to 13 hours a day really…
Let physics hold your table together
Take a look at the Multi Tier Shelf for a bit. Do you notice how the shelf is held together not by fixtures, but by…
One Cool Stool
We don’t often consider the everyday stool to be conforming (or even very comfortable) to the user in the same way as many other seating…
Floating ferromagnetic furniture
I imagine it’s a lot of fun sitting on a chair that’s levitating in the air. The Torso Magnetic Chair looks pretty enticing, and I…
Designed to look undesigned!
You’ve got ‘form follows function’, you’ve got ‘function follows form’, and then you’ve got the Concrete Pod that follows nothing! Designed completely from artistic sensibilities,…
Set up, Sit up, Smile, Repeat!
As the parable of the powerful daimyo Mori Motonari’s three arrows goes: “one single component may lack the strength needed, but a plurality of parts…