collections and pieces of furniture by various designers
The new Scarlet Splendour Forest Collection of interior furnishings is not for fans of the subtle, but instead for those who like statement pieces. Italian designer Marcantonio’s latest collection of whimsical, sculptural (and pricey) furniture pieces for Scarlet Splendour emulate a highly stylized, pop art Forest. Read more
This unusual Plexus Ping Pong table (that doubles as a dining table) has a 3D printed steel base and net inspired by a mountain terrain topped with walnut wood, making it as much a piece of art as a dining and game table. Read more
Vanessa Rogers of Vrogers Designs is an Austin-based artist and carpenter whose custom and refurbished furniture embellished with ocean waves is unique, inviting and beautiful. Read more
Quelle Fête is a series objet d’arts created by design firm ROTGANZEN that can be seen in public venues as an art installation, as part of a collaborative furniture collection and are sold separately on a smaller scale. The object represents a playful image of days gone by and a melancholic reminder of the glamour nights of disco. The amorphous shapes are covered, through painstaking creaftmanshop, with a carefully arranged glittering skin of mirrored glass tiles. The once iconic shape of the disco ball is reborn with new character and meaning in an ode to the happy days of way back when. Read more
Los Angeles furniture brand Modernica has announced their final collaboration of the year (their collaborations are always terrific) with Japanese fashion brand Hysteric Glamour from Tokyo native Nobuhiko Kitamura, known for taking design cues from classic “Americana” imagery. Read more
Architect and designer Ferruccio Laviani has blown us away with his unique furniture designs for Fratelli Boffi before and his D/Vision Collection is yet another example of his cutting-edge pieces that combine sophistication with innovation. Read more
Designer Tobias Juretzek of Studio Nito has found a way to make a chair, a bistro table and a coffee table with discarded jeans and t-shirts. His Rememberme Collection of furniture represents products that offer new life to old garments that are unconsciously, but deeply, carriers of memories. Read more
Like many of their other pieces this latest collection from Duffy London combines flair with functionality. The new Civilization Tables from the east London furniture design group combine the modern with the historical in a limited edition of eleven glass topped tables with architecturally hand-carved stone bases. Read more