Light Up is an amazing project where a deep sea fish becomes furniture. I am ready to bet the author is a great dreamer and when creating this cutie his was thinking about some really incredible creatures, actually, some deep sea creatures catching their food with lights on their heads.
Julien Carretoro, an artist from the Netherlands, has created his own vision of eternity and it looks like the following To Be Continued Bench. I don’t know whether the bench will go to masses or not but I must admit it looks incredible and hypnotizing.
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Frankly speaking, I don’t know what sculptor Mario Philippona has been thinking of while creating the following pieces of furniture, but I am ready to bet there were some serious ideas behind it. Mario developed a series of Sexy Furniture inspired by the most attractive parts of female bodies.
The 1FORMTABLE by a British designer John Grabham is made to suit the needs of the most demanding city dweller. It has everything we need: a top covering where you can place cups, gadgets, photos, books and etc., a section which can house 18 dvd’s, a shelf under the surface top where you can put magazines and books.
Provocative and funky projects are something that NL architects love the most. This company has been working since 1997 and it gave us a lot of humorous and positive items. Let’s just remember the new shop layout for Mandarina Duck in Paris – bold and very attractive.
The following bench was a simple city item and they changed it into a cool sound system. The key feature of the bench – it can be activated via Bluetooth and people around can play the music they like via it.
Nowadays talented crafters can make furniture out of glass, wood, stone and even hoses. The following examples look so incredible and unusual. Such furniture is not only beautiful but comfortable and very budget and environmentally friendly. Everything you need is just a coil of hose, your hands and creativity. Such furniture pieces appeared to be very bright and durable. They become the center of attention in a couple of minutes. And you can tell everybody how you were making them on your own.
It is possible to make everything you want: chairs and beds, baskets and pet beds.
Oscar Lhermitte has changed the way we treat old newspapers. Thanks to his “334” bench from the “X days project” series we perfectly know how to give the second birth to old lonely newspapers.
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