The LEAN sitting machine
A machine is defined as any apparatus of at least two parts working together to perform a particular task. The Lean Beach Chair by Trip…
Furniture
Is This Chair Coming or Going?
The 3 Step Chair is an odd one. Looking at it side-on, you’d be hard pressed to figure out what’s happening. The 2 extra set…
It’s a Sofa, It’s a Wall…NO It’s a WALLFA
Barcelonan designer, Jordi Canudas presented his new design WALLFA at the D3 Contest at the Imm Cologne 2008. WALLFA is a 2-sided piece of furniture…
My Chair is Part of a Wonderland
The garden is one place that seems to be designed for adults only. Contrary to belief, kids like the outdoors too so designer Simon Joyau…
I Need More Surfaces
Here’s a simple but clever expandable coffee table. Two of the six sides of the cube are paneled. By flipping the cube over, you can…
Clever Rotation
The signature of the internationally renowned designer Stefan Heiliger, who has already created a number of successful products for the Italian company Bonaldo, is also…
A Chair with a Dual Purpose
The Chinese bench has always played an important role in the Chinese lifestyle. The bench was used as a resting place and also a place…
Security in a Chair
Many times we have found ourselves in a restaurant, café, or even a public library without a secure place to hang our jackets or hand…
Are You Jealous Yet Linus?
Squareplay is a tactile, changeable playground for children and their parents. It is a didactic tool, an empirical item, and an object of entertainment, creation,…
A Little Disorder to Your Wardrobe?
Absolutely! With this new funky and fun design by Paula Studio from Rome Italy. WARDROM is all about creating disorder something fun – forget about…
A Shelf with Many Faces
Piegato-a new design by Matthias Ries, wears a coat of many colors. If ordered, you would receive a flat piece of sheet steal rack. With…
Hot Crossed Chair
Cross-stitched Wood Chair is a design by Penelope Ann Ramos, a current design student at Pratt University. This design was inspired by creating a fabric…