” Pull Me to Life ” is a alive furniture series designed by Dutch designer Juno Jeon. Description by Juno Jeon: “ Pull me to life ” is an end result of my project ‘Movement’. I imagined what if all object at my room are alive. If so, they will probably show all kinds of different movement […]
Designed by Taeg Nishimoto, SEED is an object to be hung on the wall incorporating small plants as the focus. SEED comes in many variations of profile and surface texture. Each profile is taken from different river stones’ shape which is a result of a long smoothing process the stones go through in water flow
Shift Studio, based in Monterrey, has unveiled an innovative lighting series, the U32-1, as part of their new U32 line developed exclusively for the lamp manufacturer, Lamps Lite.
The Loop Chair is designed by Swedish studio Markus Johansson. The straight line is the shortest path between two points, but it rarely is the most interesting. The Loop Chair is inspired on the digressions of the mind. It is the result of wandering around the thought of a chair, and it is built by
Designed by Kenneth Cobonpue, the Bloom Chair is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship, handmade from microfiber stitched over a resin top with a steel base. This chair welcomes the organic beauty of the garden into your home.
Vick Vanlian / V World SAL is one of Beirut’s distinguished and leading interior design firms, which specialize in project design, project executions and furniture design. The designer’s presentation: Private Session collection reflects Vick’s love for fashion and women’s beauty. His aim is to capture their essence in timeless pieces, with celebrations of bright colours
Dutch interior designer Robert Kolenik has created a stunning kitchen counter-top – Ocean Kitchen – that has a beautiful large aquarium for a base. The designer’s presentation: Absolute eye catcher in the board room, is the unique aquarium under the kitchen top which effortlessly lifts just with the press of a button. Apart from being a
Oli–Bird is a birdhouse for “rich birds” designed in 2015 by Finnish designer Nikolo Kerimov. The designer’s presentation: Luxury goods are products that are not essential but are highly desired and associated with wealthy or affluent people. They are bought for several reasons: to support self-worth and status, or for the product’s quality and craftsmanship.”
