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Category Archives: furniture
±0 watch
just found out ±0 products, designed by Naoto Fukasawa is available in the lollipop shoppe in Brighton. oh dear…
Chair Whore
It’s a picture blog. About chairs. Does exactly what it says on the tin. Chair Whore
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Martin Margiela White Objects
Anyone know how I can get hold of these White Objects by Maison Martin Margiela? Or better still, how I can recreate them myself? Brilliant industrial anonymity. A kind of celebration of form and design, but with the texture and decay tempered by cloth coverings and false fronts. Deconstructionism. I particularly love the “doors” and [...]
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The Slow Home
The Slow Home is an online lecture series that brings to life principles of good residential design and how to apply them in a variety of real world situations. It provides the basic knowledge and skills necessary for people to become more informed residential consumers and empower them to make smarter choices about where and [...]
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Design Code’s Magazine Rack
Really nice magazine rack from Design Code. Good price too. Slim, two-tiered, single-sheet metal construction. Now, find me one for shoes.
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Eames Design on TED
Eames Demetrios discusses many of Charles and Ray Eames’ design influences, including (unsurprisingly) furniture. It also includes rarely seen archival video footage behind their creativity and approach.
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Furniture for Daily Use from Holzapfel-Moebel
I love the incredibly simple, clean lines of this desk and book shelf combined. Designed by Holapfel-Moebel the bureau contains a few moveable and hidden compartments to keep everything clean and hidden. It’s incredibly serene, utilitarian in its approach and has the muted palette that deliberately draws little attention, were it not for the Cubist [...]
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Space Invading – Architecture Blog
Space Invading has been set up by Archinect, the cool resource for all things architecture. A very cool collection of beautiful living spaces – mostly real, but some imagined – for your perusal. I think it’s fed in by RSS feeds, but in the future I’d not be surprised if they went for a NotCot [...]
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Playboy on Masters of Design
Lushpad has a copy of Playboy’s 1961 article about George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames and Jens Risom. Not only is there a good introduction to the “American Modernist” furniture, but an exploration of each of the above designers at a tipping point in their careers (though clearly not for all [...]
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Biggie Sofa