Designer Marcel Wanders, and Nanine Linning have come with their innovative way to present the latest creation of Happy Hour Chandelier. A Dancing Angel is hanging upside down for 20 minutes from a Chandelier. The dancer offers little spoons of chocolate mousse and flutes of champagne to the crowd beneath her. Via
What else do you need when you’re having a nice afternoon time, sipping your coffee and relax after a day of tiresome? Books and magazines might work. So, this is what Dylan Gold offer with his creation: The Cornered Coffee Table. It’s an average coffee table with one leg constructed as a cross-section of a rotated cube that embodies the inherent function of all coffee tables. You can put any book or magazines on its corner. The contemporary coffee table is made from FSC certified veneer over recycled MDF with satin polyurethane finish.
Apirak Leenharattanarak is a graduate designer who created a chair with spaces for storage in the backrest and seat. Birch plywood is the element used to create the chair which assembled using biscuit joints. Apirak defines the creation as a personalised and idiosyncratic idiom. Via
If you’re looking for innovative bookshelf design which is far from the ordinary rectangled shape, this Ron Arad’s creation can be an option. Ron Arad’s Bookworm is one of aesthetically blessed objects meant to delight the eye and relax the mind. Ron created this sophisticating bookshelf for Kartell, an Italian manufacturer. Available in three lengths and various colors.
Looking at its ovarall shape, then you must know why the chair was named as Hex Sofa. This Japanese designer, Nosigner creation has a sharp shape like a mineral ore being inspired by hexagonal crystal. By being wrapped by plywood, it has a side table on the edge of the sofa and the sloped shoulders of the sofa work as armrests. Photography by HATTA
How about having a minimalist table design which can hide anything you like? Designer Emili Manrique Diaz did a perfect creation upon this Table 180. The table provides a bevy of panels hiding compartments for every need be it dining or working.
This Carlo Colombo creation is a perfect match to your living room. Cozy armchair of Pasha from Ycami features expanded polyurethane in different heights and stylish fabric that invites your posterior for a comfortable experience. Remember when you came back from yur office and brought a lot of stress? This cozy armchair could help you get rid of it.
The name laptop doesn’t mean that you should put the device on your lap. Sometimes, you want to work with it while standing, sitting, or leaning on your bed. By this Nottable laptop stand, any postures are possible to work with your portable computer. Featuring a robotic arm with three joints, this Nelson Motta creation allows a tilt between 0° and 90° angle, height between 10 cm and 90 cm and a sharp rotation of 360° in both directions.
It’s also capable of sustaining the notebooks between 10 and 17 inches, which keeps intact with clips, the laptop stand also includes a mousepad that can be placed on either side for right as well as left hand users. The hollow surface of the stand allows good ventilation to ensure complete safety during extended work sessions. Via
Simple design and minimalist look is hat Japanese designer Kazuhiro Yamanaka presented in his creation. Called as Angolo Storage, the furniture is a beautiful piece which will enhance the modern look of your interior. Simple arrangements is a also its main feature. Variety of different heights can be obtained by simply placing the modules on top of the base. ; they are made in MDF with mitred joints and push-to-open doors. This minimalist shelving design in manufactured by Pallucco.
Köhler Design unveiled their modern creation on faucets. The Fluid Faucet is a smart faucet which functions as well as casual faucet and a drinking fountain. By turning it’s nose down, you can was your hands easily. Push it up to rinse your mouth or simply to drink some fresh water. The more you push up or down, the more water will flow out. In the level position the water will stop. With the turning knob at the side, the temperature can be adjusted to ones preference. Via
Japanese designer Jin Kuramoto has unveiled his latest creation of home decor products last month at L’Archivolto Libreria Galleria, Milan, Italy. The vase design was inspired by the traditional Japanese Kenzan pinholders. Via
Designer Claudio Colucci along with the Design branch of the Japanese company Kenwood had teamed up for a project. The result is an awesome one, two-in-one lamp and speaker called Squeezophone 360. The name Squeezophone 360 derived from the word “squeeze” and the Latin word “phone”, meaning sound- is a translucent object, made out entirely of Corian, with human dimensions and shapes. Through its creation, the designer Claudio Colucci one more time develops its fetish ‘morphing’ concept- combining two styles, two elements, two concepts, to generate a third, unique one. Via
