A vibrant decor piece can also come in handy as a functional furniture piece – this design dictum is aptly proven by the collection of colorful foam seats conceived by Dutch architectural studio MVRDV. The unique factor about this vivacious collection is that the seats were not originally envisioned as …
We still have ‘human hair’ nightmares from our previous coverage of a dedicated pouf design. However, this time around, the Insula puf from Ernst & Jensen makes things better with its affable brand of intrinsic vibrancy and elemental form. Envisioned as an additional seating component that would accompany the original …
The fusion of minimalism and vibrancy – this in a nutshell describes the TRUNK stool. Designed by Polish company MALAFOR, each stool is crafted from a cylindrical block of oak wood which is tightly wrapped in a mirror-polished steel sheet with variant hues. This clean physical combination of wood and …
We have finally come across a sofa that gives wings to your long repressed building skills. Christened quite unpretentiously as the Bloc’d Sofa, the modular conception designed by Scott Jones, can be rearranged in myriad of ways to suit your preference and purpose. The scope is pretty simple – the …
Whenever we talked about flexibility in furniture, the scope is mostly related to the varied function of the item. However, Chinese designer Min Chen has designed the unique Hangzhou Stool, a seat that is literally flexible in its structure. Inspired by the impressionable lifestyle of Hangzhou residents, the stool comprises of 16 ‘elastic’ layers of …
Our newly launched Hot List does have a slew of sizzling topics; some that takes you through the antediluvian era of copper studded Steampunk household items, and some that showers you with the eccentric side of furniture designs. Now, the topic at hand deals with the second category, as it delves …
Looking like an exotic artifact salvaged from one of the Polynesian islands, this exquisite bamboo crafted seat certainly holds our fancy. However, there is more to the aptly named ‘Bambosa’ then meets the eyes. And, that is exactly why this naturalistic furniture design tickles our interest in the first place.
