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.
Colourliving Showroom, a distinctive concept lifestyle store that brings together meticulously selected European home furniture, fittings, and lifestyle products, has tasked Lim + Lu to redesign the sanitary showroom of their flagship store in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district.
Conde House, a global furniture company that blends impeccable Japanese craftsmanship with modern timeless designs, announced today that it will be debuting the TEN Extension Table and the TEN Credenza, designed by Michael Schneider, at ICFF 2018.
The design of the Arco furniture collection starts clearly from its inspiration by the Seventies. Composed by a couch, chairs, tables and high stools this new collection designed by Masquespacio is builded up, as its name in Spanish indicates, from different rounded arcs that create a funny play of forms.
Wetstyle, Montreal-based manufacturer of premium-quality bath furnishings has teamed up with designers, Joël Dupras and Pierre Belanger in conjunction with the Wetstyle Design Lab to craft the Déco Collection.
Daydreamer by Cheng Tsung Feng is an indoor leisure chair (sofa), the concept derived from the imagination of cloud in our childhood. It is used material which can be free to change ideal form and the most comfortable posture is just like a cloud.
Stool & boxes collection is the ultimate furniture project created by Argentinean designer Natalia Geci. The wooden base comes in ash, oak or cherry. A groove carved on the top allow objects to be stacked onto it.
Whittle Away is an attempt to portray the design-DNA that Stoft brings with them to their design process. Commissioned for the exhibition “What’s your DNA?”, presented during Dutch Design Week 2017.
This is a patina of what’s West Australian, with the planter boxes painted by West Australian artists and planted with West Australian native plants.
