DesignBorder Table for EYE OF GYRE by Nendoa part of its structure by “parasitizing” on to the corners or edges of the walls,2015.10.10FavoritesShare
DesignLift - Lowlands 2015 by Studio Dennis Parrenthe festival’s theme ‘Kiss Another Sky’2015.10.09FavoritesShare
DesignThe New Old Divider by KIMU DesignMetal screen frame and oriental paper fans elements2015.09.18FavoritesShare
Designnest shelf by nendoA new shelf “nest shelf” during London Design Festival2015.09.18FavoritesShare
DesignSpace Love Poem: Each other-magnetic sticker by YIYANZAO DESIGNUnder this magical magnetic, I talk to you and you leave me all of your love2015.09.17FavoritesShare
DesignThe New Old Vase by KIMU DesignMatching plants, showing thousands of styles2015.09.16FavoritesShare
Design100 Different Mugs In 100 Days by Studio Charlie and BlairThe idea of creating a mug a day for 100 days.2015.09.15FavoritesShare
DesignLOG by TORAFU ARCHITECTSNatural profile and skin, which can sit on the table to be a light!2015.09.11FavoritesShare
DesignCollection with SOME/THINGS - A Single Vase For Three Flowers - by Yukio Kimura, kräfteEnjoy the different look as real iron does2015.09.10FavoritesShare
DesignGentleman Mirror / Mario TsaiGentleman is for the men who always live alone, it looks like a gentleman from the front direction.2015.09.06FavoritesShare
DesignWinter Collection by Melanie AbrantesThe Winter Collection brings you a warm family reunion that will grace your home with elegance and beauty.2015.08.29FavoritesShare
Design'Every Cone', 'Every Torus' and 'Every Cylinder' light by Arnout Meijer StudioMilan Design Week Dutch furniture exhibiting unit.2015.08.27FavoritesShare
DesignSpring Scissors Nomess by Lex PottThe distinct graphic and sculptural features transform this ordinary tool to an artistic object.2015.08.25FavoritesShare
DesignStories of light: Gradients, Reflections & Dotted Lamp by Studio Dennis ParrenLight is everything, there is no life without light.2015.08.25FavoritesShare
LandscapeSeating Bench, Renon, Italy By MESSNER ARCHITECTSBy “twisting” a square-cut wooden trunk (in this case by 45°), the diameter of the former round timber suddendly gets tangible.2015.08.23FavoritesShare