In Milan next month Italian brand Cappellini will launch this cantilevered stool by New York designer Todd Bracher. (more…)

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Alodia by Todd Bracher for Cappellini

Yes! Another company is creating smaller-scale versions of the iconic furniture of Le Corbusier’s famous Le Grand collection. Living Jewels of Germany has introduced scaled down and lowered versions of these classics for use in spaces such as children’s rooms. The collection includes single seat, double seat and a day bed in stunning color options.

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Le Corbusier’s Collection for Children by Living Jewels

The lines are clean and the elegance is of substance. Simplicity does not equal sterility when the designs are those of Stockholm's Massproductions. Magnus Elebäck and Chris Martin, the founders of this year-old company, recently released a couple of new designs that were seen at the Stockholm Furniture Fair last month: the Waiter chair and Sander table are perfect examples of Massproductions' dignified sleekness. We asked Chris Martin to tell us some stories.

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Harry Seat by Massproductions

French designer Ludovic Renson has designed a collection of children’s furniture made of wood and felt. (more…)

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Playtime by Ludovic Renson

A modern classic that has graced dining tables around the world ever since, the Wishbone Chair continues to appeal to design aficionados of all ages. Carl Hansen & Son are celebrating the chair’s 60th with a palette of brand new color possibilities – including four kinds of blue and an all new white paper cord [...]

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Special Edition 60th Anniversary Blue Wishbone Chairs by Hans J. Wegner

Dual functionality is the name of the game and if you add in words like “green”, ecofirendly” or “recycle”, the game gets better. What we have here is a simple enough solution to a problem that might not exists;but let’s just go with the flow for a moment. Scenario is that you move often and/or don’t have the resources to furnish your sparse accommodation, so you probably need boxes that can double up as furniture. So when you’re not packing stuff into “Move!”, just rearrange its body to become this seat to park your butt. Configure it at whim, make it a bedside table if you like.

Move is a packing box which can be folded and reused as furniture once it is unpacked. Re-usage and eco-material make Move sustainable and inexpensive at the same time. Corrugated cardboard is bio-degradable, 100% recyclable and yet extremely stable.

Designer: Janine Perkuhn

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Move! Your Butt And Stuff

NO MORE bad teen design choices! I look back at my room as a teenager and I certainly made some horrific design choices, but now designers and parents – you can avoid the mess, and the eyesores with BM’s modern design furniture for your little ones, babies-teen. The clean lines are perfect for the standard “messy [...]

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BM Furniture: Contemporary Teens and Tweens Furniture

Australian designer Christina Waterson has created the Bloom Series of furniture and homewares.

The series includes a stool, magazine rack, and ornaments that celebrate natural geometries.

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Photography by Jon Linkins

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The Bloom Series by Christina Waterson

What’s a good plate with nothing on it? No, what’s a bunch of good food without a plate? What’s a good baby without a single bed to sleep upon? How about when that baby gets a bit older, what happens then? Buy more furniture for them? Heck no! You take that crib you’ve got there and you transform it into a whole bunch of little person friendly bits of fun! Complete with another bed for that ever-elongating person.

In this furniture amalgamation, the “Smart Kid,” parents will find themselves loving the lack of store-going activities they’ll have to do, and the amount of child-engaging activities their little tikes will have!

Crib, changing table, storage drawers for linens and baby care accessories, changes into a playpen, or a desk with a chalkboard, a bigger bed, sets of drawers apart, everything a kid needs in furniture up to 10 years old.

Designer: Adensen Furniture

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The Whole Childhood Made of Wood

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Sweet Collection by Spell