Since it is our intention to support creativity and beauty, HomeWorldDesign presents in PRODUCT DESIGN category items of furniture with a high degree of originality and functionality. Cabinets, tables, chairs and other furniture with a classic, traditional design or a very futuristic design are all found in this category. Furniture of the most diverse, highly versatile, made from a variety of materials, with a vast cultural color pattern will be presented here for those who love Beauty. You will know and you will be able to inspire yourself from the creations of the most respected designers in the world.
Bellila’s Volcane collection includes a special set of coffee tables, which offer a subtle equilibrium between functionality and esthetics. These tables distinguish themselves by the fact that they include in their structure an enameled ceramic vase which allows cultivating plants, flowers or small trees. Available in different colors, these tables fit in any interior. Bellila […]
It is remarkable that young designers are looking for solutions to transform dump goods into home-use products. Many materials could be valorized and deserve a second life. This time, the turkish designer Meb Rure, from Istanbul, had the idea of recycling Nepal silk remnants and transform them into eco furniture such as chairs, Ottoman pieces
„In my belief, wood retains the spirit of the living tree and I just try to honour it. Wood is an excellent medium. It’s strong, light and flexible. You can shape it, carve it, colour it.” This is the belief that underlies the option for wood of the artist Olga Oreshyna, from Russia. Being raised
Inspired by nature, beauty and by the diversity of the surrounding, Vincent Richel has created driftwood sculptures, trying to mimic the nature. The artist collects driftwood from the Western Mountains of Maine lakes, cleans it, and with its help, the artist tries to a bring tribute to the cycle of life, reflecting its nature and
Herb is a multifunctional sofa with a simple design that also combines different functions with the purpose of increasing attractiveness and to convince us to spend as much time as possible relaxing while sitting on it.
SuiSo is a design studio from Guadalajara, Mexico, which promotes an innovative concept of modular furniture, drawings and decors that offer the option to create a custom space for children and more. The supplies made by SuiSo can create a harmonious environment, they are versatile and can be easily moved, being adaptable to any space.
The young designers from Joe Jin Design Company Ltd, a creative studio in Toronto, Canada, have imagined a playful and interactive rug that can bring more freshness to any room. Daisy Garden Rug mimics a meadow with flowers and can induce the feeling that you are outdoor. Hand – woven, the carpet mimics the grass
Emily Wettstein, a young designer from Brooklyn, NY, carried out the project Planter Table with the intention to offer freshness by bringing nature closer. This is a more special table due to the fact that various plants can be integrated in it.
Stephanie Ng Design is a design studio from Melbourne that offers a range of lighting solutions, as well as custom design solutions in decorations and supplies. In the attempt to make common things special, Stephanie uses combinations of colors, shapes and textures that are unique and different in most cases. The products made by Stephanie
This desk made by Victor Klassen has a distinctiveness elegance and it is named “Swerve Desk”. The soft and smooth curves show imagination and an excellent woodworking technique, consolidated in 25 years of activity and which has brought to the artist a wide recognition. The texture and wood grain are exquisite, the drawers and pulls
We can say, using a turn of phrase, that the report people have with furniture is to insert an object into a square space. While the usage of rectangular shapes for the interior of the supplies is common, Erik Olovsson & Kyuhyunk Cho were interested in diversifying the relationship between the object and space in
Increasingly more people are affected by sedentarism, mostly through the activities that take place vastly in the office. A job based on office activities requires long periods of physical sedentarism and represents an increased risk in the occurrence of heart problems. In the idea of combining office work with physical activity, the designers from Pedal
