Loving these tables from Suzy Lelièvry‘s Contorsions series.

Michael Kukla made these amazing sculptures. He wants to create organic surfaces by drilling and grinding out cellular-like structures in marble or plywood slabs. Very impressive work.

found at Sojamo

Open Box I & II are optical illusions made by Krystina Naylor for a specific location. Would love to have one.

found at It’s Nice That

Osso is a new series of chairs designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for the Italian brand Mattiazzi. The chairs are made of oak, maple or ash, but it’s their production process that I find interesting. The pieces are milled by a digitally controlled CNC machine. This is probably one of the few ways to produce this design on a larger scale.

found at designboom weblog

FRAMED by Anton Burdakov is just a piece of wood, a nail and some thread, but I would definitely put it up on my wall.

It’s been a while since I’ve posted some works by Ron van der Ende, but Designboom reminded me today of how great his artworks are. These bas-reliefs are made of salvaged wood keeping their original colors. Impressive.

Ausgebrannt is a series of stools and low tables by Kasper Hamacher. I actually don’t really like them, but the production process looks like fun. By the way, ausgebrannt is German for burnt out.

found at dezeen

Short by Short is a frame designed by Hironobu Yamabe, containing the wood waste which was generated during its own production. Available through edition HORIZONTAL.

found at dezeen

Soft Wood is a series of chairs designed by Veronika Wildgruber that appear at first to be made in fabric with the soft appearance of pillows. But in reality they are sculpted in solid wood. The chairs trick the mind because the surface and texture connotes the opposite of what we think and know about the characteristics of wood.

seen at DMY Berlin 2010

Wooden Textiles by Elisa Strozyk.

found at yatzer