Designed by the Mexican designer Joel Escalona and called “MYDNA” its a unique bookcase design with twist shape. This interesting piece of furniture called “MyDNA” take their influence from that of the DNA strand, as you can see in the pictures attached below. MYDNA can be on several colors and in two presentations: Static MYDNA, which is one single structure perfect for dividing rooms at home and Rotating MYDNA for easy access to the books and more objects you put on it. For those of you who already fall in love with this piece of furniture unfortunately the bookcases are currently looking for a manufacturer to pick up production, and can’t be boght for now. – Via
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Designed by Xue Lei as the western crushed can that met the eastern tea cup, meet Tea! The porcelain cups are shaped in the form of crushed cans and have taken the exact same features of a coke tin that you would find in the bin. Yet, the porcelain and the art work on the cups are very oriental in their nature depicting great dragons and warriors. If you are looking for an odd yet interesting between cultures designs, then the crushed can-cups are arguably the best you will find. Not sure if we’ll ever drink tea from these things, but we’re sold with the looks.
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Designed by Russian industrial designer Maria Yasko these modular shelving units would definitely add a focal point to any room, especially when added with the wall graphics. The project is named “Vjunok“and and at this project the designer seems to have been inspired by nature and surroundings, as one can see many of the designs which have graphically designed leaves and branches as extensions of the structures. Each design seems to be the perfect fusion of art and design, and is a great way to make a room or a piece of furniture more interesting.
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Seattle as a city is all about simple style and ever-green romance and the Orcas Residence designed by Pb Elemental Architecture is all about translating that same sense of elegance into a multi-family dwelling. Designed for four families in two floors, each home sports a custom open riser stairs, two master suites with private baths and a roof deck with territorial views. The 1,100 square feet homes radiate with simple and stylish interiors while the minimalistic design runs through the entire structure. The interiors seem to have taken inspiration from retro shades, but even they blend in with the contemporary style quite aptly. Stylish and yet subtle, it keeps in touch with Seattle, don’t you think? – via
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Sensamare shower is a beautiful Italian design that was designed by Professor Gunther Horntrich. As you can see from the pictures attached below the the Sensamare shower combines the modern with the traditional in a highly elegant way. For this design Professor Gunther Horntrich used patented Hoesch Everclean glass to reduce limestone and water deposits for a clearer look. Inside the Sensamare shower you can see that is installed a reclining shower bench that is built to last and stay looking vibrant. With this shower design Hoesch is trying to expand their market presence, and I can say that they attained their goal, because I’ve just wrote this post about them and shared it with my readers. – Via
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