Last weekend, Greg Lynn Form won the Golden Lion for the Best Installation Project in the International Exhibition at the Architecture Biennale in Venice, for his Recycled Toy Furniture designs. I wouldn’t be surprised to see something like this in the Ikea children’s department.
found at dezeen
Ofício Workstation is a desk designed by Quentin Vaulot & Luiza Barroso. I really like the solution for keeping your desk clean.
‘Tubo Collection’ by Joel Escalona, these objects remind me of radiators. I’m not sure if they are comfortable at all.
Pieces by Daniel Enoksson.
My starting point in this project was to create a contrast between different colours and different materials. I wanted them to look like they where characters and at the same time would work with in a group. I used pine, MDF and steel to create a contrast in the composition between the pieces.
found at yatzer
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Skinned Tables by Peter Marigold.
‘A touch of Green’ is the title of the exhibition by Droog Design in Milan. Here are 2 projects that I picked out:
‘Table Tap’ by Arnout Visser. A simple and funny idea.
‘Massive Infection’ by Pieke Bergmans. She worked together with a glass blower to create these crystal vases who are pressed (still hot) onto the wooden objects and then leave black burned stains. This one of the best things I’ve seen for a while! She has a lot more projects like this one on her website.
This ‘Table for Cyklopen’ will be part of the exhibition ‘Functional Design for a Dysfunctional World’
by konstfack, the university college of arts, crafts and design located in stockholm, next week in Milan.
found at designboom weblog
This is Ivo_03, designed by Asymptote for Meta. Normally I don’t like glas tables, but this one is different …
It will be on display next week at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan (the annual international furniture fair). Wallpaper.com has a preview with a Google map so you know where to go next week.
This is the ideal home office desk; compact and reconfigureable and grey.
Designed by Martin Holzapfel.
Waste table, white laquered, by Piet Hein Eek.
