(Photos: Iwan Baan & Alan Tansey)
This picNYC TABLE by Haiko Cornelissen would definitely make it easier to get through the cold NYC winter months.
Nest Chair
Meet the Nest Chair by Twig. 100% handmade in the USA. Custom colors available. Beautiful!
Rewrite
Rewrite is thought of as a kind of isolating workingbubble, that can work as a satellitedesk anywhere one can feel the need of concentration and shielding – in open space offices, public spaces or at home. Just what I need today.
ideacious: support creators
I discovered ideacious while researching dining room tables. It’s a fascinating concept: ideacious brings together two complementary crowds: buyers and creators. As a buyer you can shop like you would at any other store, or you can buy products before they’re made. When you do that you not only do your part to bring awesome products into being, you could also make some coin along the way. Buyers can shop for two types of products: products that are available now and products in preorder. And with the preorders is where it gets exciting: These are products waiting for enough buyers to produce their first manufacturing run. By preordering a product – that is, putting your money down on an item before it has begun production – you are bringing it closer to being made.
www.ieadcious.com, support creators
Drawer Shelf
What if your dresser could also transform into a shelf? Meet the Drawer Shelf, designed by Keiji Ashizawa. It gets my two thumbs up!
(via ignant)
Drop Wooden Stool
I find this Drop Wooden Stool by Skram beautiful.
Satellight
satellight lamp from yi-cong lu on Vimeo.
Satellight is a fantastic lighting concept. A pendant lamp with an intricate hanging system that allows you to use it in different places of the room, hence a satellite traveling through your living space. Fascinating and playful idea. I like it. Hat tip to German based Yi Cong Lu.
(great find, Stilsucht)
Basurita
I love multifunctional furniture like this piece called Basurita. It’s a room divider, wardrobe and bed, all in one. Hat tip to fraupawlik c/o Katharina Pawlik.
Rubber Bookshelf
Rubber Bookshelf by Luke Hart. Probably not all that practical but it’s sure interesting looking.
Timber
G and I are currently researching dining tables and I just fell in love with this beauty called Timber by Julian Kyhl. It consists of 10 massive wood parts and is held together by its own weight. Smart!.
If enough people pre-order it there’s a chance it might go into production.
Personalized Crate
I like the feel of these personalized crates.
House Industries & Herman Miller
House Industries and Herman Miller are producing a limited edition series of 80 Eames wire-base tables (aka an LTR or Low Table Rod) that include A thru Z, numbers and ornaments from the Eames Century Modern font collection.
YES! YES! YES! Learn more here.
#wishlisted
20 Hangers
Made of 20 common wood hangers and black ropes, this wardrobe has serious sculptural appeal. Hat tip to Alice Rosignoli. Made me look.
(via stilsucht)
Muller Van Severen
I love this minimal book-desk-combo by Muller Van Severen, spotted over on ilovebelgium.be
LinusDean
I think I might just have found my new calling: Rugs.
Sydney based graphic designer Linus Dean said goodbye to his traditional graphic design job and started a rug business. And as come to expect, his rugs are type driven, bold and minimal. They make me swoon.
Linus is currently in Nepal trying to get a good understanding of the rug business and to build some new business relationships with manufacturers. Oh-so-exciting!
Linus gets my two thumbs up. I can’t decided which one is my favorite. I want them all.
20 Essentials
20essentials is a Belgium based pop-up concept with a selection of carefully picked products by a ‘little more’ or a ‘special twist’. The products are different in their concept, shape, material and functionalities and are an attempt to meet 20 of our most basic, daily needs, such as sitting, sleeping, transport, …
20 Essentials is located in Knokke, Belgium. Wish I could stop by. Lovely idea.
(Thank you Pieterjan)
Pet Stool
I am not entirely sure why I am so intrigued by the Pet Stool but it sure made me look. It’s the final student project by Israel based Industrial Designer Eyal Hirsh.
Echo Toddler Bed
I just gasped for air. The Echo Toddler Bed is a beauty. (and yes, pricy)
Forest Stool
I have my filters set out to find a good-looking stool and this one, by Arik Levy, caught my eye.
Architect Desk
This Architect Desk by Michael Solheim is a beauty. My kids sure would love the chalkboard surface.
Polia Wall Sconces
The Polia P and G wall sconces look like file folders or stacks of paper peeling away from the wall. They were designed by Manuel Vivian for Axo Light. Lovely!
(via designmilk)
Piano Hanger
I just fell head over heels in love with a coat rack. The Piano Hanger is making me swoon. It was designed by Patrick Seha for the Belgian company Feld. What I love most about the Piano Hanger is that it is completely flat when not in use. Unfold numerous hooks as you need them, or hide them, when not. Brilliant! And the different levels make it completely child-friendly. Even our 17-month old Tilo could hang his jacket. And how good would this look in our studio? OH MY!
(via shoeboxdwelling)
