Putting a little extra fun into dinner time, Duffy London’s new four poster table uses its structure to suspend a central GEO lampshade and eigh..

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Swing Table

This wardrobe is made of 20 common wood hangers and black ropes. The structure aims to show how everyday goods used in their ordinary function can be ..

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20 hangers

Chick ‘n‘ Egg Chair is a lightweight seating furniture made entirely from corrugated cardboard. It was designed and developed at the Chair..

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American designer Kyle Buckner has made a lounge chair from 152 layers of pine wood, which has been carved and finished with a red mahogany stain and cushioned leather upholstery pads.

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Lounge Chair by Kyle Buckner

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A Chair by Ilari Airikkala and Noriyuki Sawaya

Inon Rettig, a young designer from Israel, has created the Rik collection of stools and lamps that combine wood and plastic in such a way that one confines the other with in it.

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I chose to design and produce a series of stools and light fixtures that combine wood and plastic in such a way that one “confines” the other with in it, giving it form and structure.

I worked with the well-known and old fashioned plastic industry technology known as vacuum forming (the processing of plastic bolts through heating and stretching on a tray using vacuum). This is a technology that began with a design orientation but quickly became reduced to a secondary element that is considered inferior within the industry.

As with every technology, vacuum forming has its unique advantages and disadvantages. One of the primary disadvantages of this technology is the creation of “bridges” or “webbing”: in places where the raw material does not reach the tray’ it sticks to itself to create sort of plastic walls alongside the tray.
The idea of this project is to take that same unintentional disadvantage and to turn it into an intentional advantage. Within these limitations, I created an aesthetic that uses the element of chance as a formal language and, moreover, structurally reinforces the object.

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RiK Stools and Lighting by Inon Rettig

This right here is a wireless speaker system inspired by the works of Charles and Ray Eames. Specifically, it uses the “Eames Quadraflex Speakers” system as a drawing board to create this DIY project. Designer Joel Pirela built a wooden box with an access door in the back, jammed (with care) a bunch of amazing speaker components in there, and created an opening for sound at the front, covered with a black aluminum grill. Painted all in an off-white shade for that “vintage look” and set it right up in Pirela’s house.

You may ask, “hey, what’s the deal? why would you make something bigger than it needs to be?” Well I’ll tell you. The cords go in the extra space when the speaker is not in use AND because it totally sounds amazing in there. That on top of, of course, the fact that those little speakers, while neat looking, have a totally different aesthetic than the Eames box. Both hot, now you’ve got it all, baby. Now I’ve got to make one too.

Designer: Joel Pirela

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Beats by Eames

The suite is a symmetry.The base of the table is formed by a horizontal symmetry.

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table and bench Vice Versa

Both park bench and bikestand, ‘Piano‘ is a concept of street furniture designed by Swedish designers of ADDI. A hybrid proposal, angular design, binary and different.

The 90 degree angels creates an interesting and effectfull contrast in the landscape.

The bench will come in three different variations.

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‘Piano’ Street Furniture by ADDI

Hip hop is a rich culture that has deep meaning to those who live it. By interviewing DJs, MCs, B-boys and Graffiti artists involved in the hip hop community, designer Vanessa Chew create a series of table pieces called Scratching Beneath The Surface. It’s energetic and expressive, modern and emotive, just like hip hop.

Designer: Vanessa Chew

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Scratching Beneath the Surface