This divan by Doshi Levien made me look! The divans, available in four sizes, have a composition of floating back cushions with celebratory colours and shapes. Stunning.
(thank you keren)
Minimalist Bin
This beautiful minimalist bin, designed by Japanese designer Shigeichiro Takeuchi, consists of nothing more than a cylindrical body and a wooden lid – but no moving parts added. A beauty.
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Cosy
Cosy Floor Lamp by Andreas Saxer. Simple. Playful. Yay.
Chop Stick Wardrobe
Chop Stick Wardrobe by swiss Andreas Saxer is inspired by traditional Japanese wood joinery methods and the daily used chop sticks. Four wooden sticks are loosely connected with an aluminum profile. The loose system gets stable by the weight of the clothes. Beautiful.
(thank you kevin)
The Hansen Family Desk
Can you fall in love with a desk? YES, YOU CAN! The Hansen Family Desk makes me gasp!
Coffee Table 20
Coffee table 20! Oh, the simplicity.
(via deedee9:14)
Twig Stool
I can’t get over the beautiful sculptural quality of the Twig Stool.
Hoist
Hoist is an an expandable floating hanger system that can be adapted to different spaces and accommodate for any ceiling height. Designed by Oscar Narud.
Residue Lamp
Here’s a lamp you can play with and turn into all kind of shapes. Residue Lamp by Made by Midas. Made me look.
(thank you andreas)
Sleepyhead
Sleepyhead is a mattress cover that creates a little tiny room for your head. The corner is held up by one stick that disappears under the mattress.
Slot Desk
The super-sleek Slot Desk by Jennifer Newman is made of welded steel top and aluminium and features de-mountable legs with unique access gap for plugs and wire management. A beauty.
(via designmilk)
Corner Chair
Michael Roopenian’s Corner Chair is made of laminated poplar and takes advantage of structural properties of the corner. Made me look!
Tiny Little Chairs
Tiny Little Chairs is a series of precious metal pendants celebrating mid century design. I would like an Eames Lounger, please!
(via Tim)
Modern Swiss Fireplaces by Rutz
One day, I will own a home with a big giant modern modular fireplace by swiss company Rutz. They’re a small company located in Rehetobel, 10minutes from where I grew up, on the swiss country side. Their simplicity and playfulness are stunning. Have you ever seen a swivveling fireplace? I am gasping for air looking at these.
Nesting Tables/Step Stools
How fun is this set of three nesting tables/stools each opens at top, with safety hinged lids for inconspicuous storage. Designed by Paul Loebach. Perfect for a kids room, no?
(via I.D Magazine)
funaction
Funaction is a cushion that you can fill with air that is supposed to make your seating more ergonomic and comfortable. It’s all about good posture while working. Designed by Funaction.
The fabric of “f.Cushion” used 100% PET bottles recycled fabrics. Each woven meter of this yarn uses seventeen recycled PET bottles(0.5l). It has water-repellent function. The Fabric is by Christian Fischbacher, a company 10 minutes away from where I grew up in Switzerland, in a town called St.Gallen. Wheee!
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Imeüble
Wow, this unusual wall storage shelf-thingy called Imeüble made me look. Designed by Bjørn Jørund Blikstad, a newly educated furniture designer with a masters degree from 2009 from Oslo National Academy of the Arts.
(via @designglut)
Tam Tam Stool
We had an orange one of these Tam Tam Stools growing up and I would love to have a few of these for our studio. So wonderfully retro and simple in its shape. An added bonus: the removable top provides extra storage! The Tam Tam was originally released in 1968 by Henry Massonnet. It achieved cult status after a picture was taken of the iconic Brigitte Bardot seated on a Tam Tam.
IKEA iPhone Catalogue
IKEA UK has released a free iPhone catalogue app that lets you browse the latest catalogue on your phone. The 35mb (!!!) app lets you zoom in on pictures and flip through the pages so you can get your fix on the go.
(via grassrootsmodern)
Townhouse Bedside Lamp
Mr. Fries and Mr. Zumbühl in action
Townhouse Zurich teamed up with Zurich based design office Fries&Zumbühl and created this modern bedside lamp. The Townhouse lamp can be set up in three different positions to regulate the light intensity and can thus be used as a reading, mood or night light. Like Japanese Origami the lamp is folded from a singular sheet of metal and held together without any screws. A 2 mm plexiglas is inserted to ensure a soft glow. Manufactured 100% in Switzerland, energy saving bulb included. Design by Fries&Zumbühl exclusively for Townhouse.
Ioline Changing Trunk
Now that my belly is getting HUGE I am starting to get out of my denial and am actually starting to think about how we will set up the apartment once swissmisster arrives mid february. I can’t stand changing tables and will refuse to put one in our apartment, so this Ioline Changing Trunk made me rejoice. What a brilliant idea! I love furniture that has a double purpose and grows with your kid. It’s basically a changing table on the floor that turns into seating for your tot as well. It’s made from 100% natural, non-toxic and sustainable materials. (And yes, I will only dream of owning one of these as the pricetag is a little steep.)
(via minordetails)