this sofa, by emanuele canova, is designed in order to guarantee a triple function: sitting, chaise longue and bookcase, with the precise scope to give the comfort of a sofa and, at the meantime, a space for books and objects with a cool and minimal design
highway loop, designed by bartoli design for segis, are public modular benches that connect by way of half loops that create tunnels that are supposed to bring the fun side of its users.
marsotto brings together designers of various nationalities to realize accesible products made entirely of marble . the designers in this edition are james irvine, konstantin grcic, jasper morrison, maddalena casadei, naoto fukasawa and thomas sandell.
Australian designer Shuk Yee uses the iconic idea of the manila envelope to create a sleeve for your laptop.
Grand Central, designed by sanna lindström y strömgren sigrid, is an innovative expandable tablet hat transforms from space-saving occasional table to the central piece of the room. The tabletop is divided into 22 pieces that folds out in a spectacular way through its advanced construction. Dramatic and poetic at the same time. The inspiration comes from a pop-up map of New York.
©joost van brugimpressive piano table by george bohle,made from oakwood, it has an electronic piano that hides to look like an ordinary dinner table.
This table, designed by zhili liu for the Belgian company quinze & milan, was inspired by the shrubs where each leg branches creating various support points for the table, allowing you to maintain a surface with 6mm thick.
‘the invisibles’ is the result of the latest collaboration between japanese designer yoshioka tokujin and kartell’s president, claudio luti, and will be on show during milan design week 2010 at the kartell flagstore.’the invisibles’ is a range of furniture: tables, sofas, armchairs and benches where the transparency is all-encompassing.
cho hyung suk design shows us their curved frame series consisting of a chaise lounge, stool and a table where the upholstered blocks of each are held together by stainless steel frames.
naoto fukasawa has designed this chair for maruni wood industry. which seeks to create a monolithic piece of wood without joints, the austerity of this chair highlights the beauty of the materials used.
