collections and pieces of furniture by various designers
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. (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. (more…)
Designed to work both indoors and out, this new collection of furniture and accessories are Baroque in style but produced in polyethylene and modern colors. Combining old ornate silhouettes with modern materials and pop art colors, the Design of Love Collection is a great way to add both formality and fun to your home or yard. (more…)
Bombarded with daily press conferences, briefings and frightening facts surrounding the Coronavirus Pandemic, we find ourselves seeking comfort. Comfort food. Comfort TV. Comfort clothes. Now we may have now found the perfect furniture to comfort your nerves as well: Animal Plushie Poufs. (more…)
Pantone, the world’s best known name in color printing and matching, was once an insider secret for people in the advertising, design and marketing community. It has since become known world-wide with the introduction of items for the home, beginning with Pantone coffee mugs. The global brand has launched multiple licensed items for the home and collaborated with several other brands to produce everything from dinnerware to swimwear. We’ve been there, every step of the way, sharing those items with you – from Pantone christmas ornaments to Pantone home lighting to Pantone Cookbooks as they launched. Most are limited editions and if you didn’t buy them then, you can’t find them now. (more…)
Oh how we love typographic furniture. So it’s no surprise that we are drawn to the coffee tables and consoles in the Reinier Bosch Letter Series. (more…)