Making for a rather unique shape, Aldo Bakker’s new big bellied side table is supported by toothpick-like legs.
The moulded polyurethane piece is part of the Japanese-inspired Urushi collection, named for the organic lacquer finish, which is meant to seal and protect furnishings for an eternity.
In other words, it’s an instant family heirloom.
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Contemporary design company Samare pays homage to Canada with their latest line of furniture.
The powder-coated steel Trapper armchair and ottoman are covered in natural sheepskin (or beaver fur if you prefer), while the side table features an original curling stone from the Trefor quarry of North Whales, mounted on a steel blade structure.
The only thing [...]
Ibebi Design is mostly known for office furniture and public environments but they’re equally suited for areas like kitchens and studies.
The Ippo Flower table and hte Hula Op stool are made of thermoplastic polymer, which is highly resistant to knocks, lighting and corrosion, and can be adjusted in height with a gas pump placed conveniently [...]
Jennifer Newman has just launched the Slot desk.
Made from powder-coated steel and aluminum, this desk has been produced as a de-mountable flat-pack, so it’s easy to store when not in use.
A slot runs alot the surface of the desk with a cable tray beneath it. This allows cables to be dropped through and emerge [...]
British design company SCP introduced several new releases by Donna Wilson and Michael Marriott, but this one-legged table by in-house designer Lee Kirkbride was the really outstanding piece.
The tilted stem on a three-point base makes it an incredibly light contruction which, cleverly, can be pushed closer over sofas or armchairs.
Good for those sloppy TV dinners!
