This chair designed by Julia Krantz , a Brazil-based designer is a limited edition piece of furniture made from stack-laminated plywood and it was presented at Design Miami last week. Combining the design of wooden furniture with an environmental concern is one of the main characteristics of Julia Krantz’s work. Carefulness and fascination with nature are clearly apparent in her products as well as the rich variety of designs, forms and colors that the rainforest offers to the hands of the creative artist. – Via
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The Chair Ssstoel is designed by Studio Voortman & Girod a studio in the Netherlands. This chair is a unique 3 in 1 chair that allows a person to sit correctly despite its shifty appearance. The idea might look cool and original but I’m pretty sure that you’ll don’t think the same after you’ll see the price tag : $1320 …a huge price for a chair. [ Via ]
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We at Freshome, love wooden houses. Less conventional and recreating a “warmer” atmosphere, this wooden house of the future, is located in Sydney, Australia, the modular prefabricated house is the work of Xenian who built it in a workshop and transported later, on site. And more to it, the house seems to be eco-friendly. It features LED lighting, a rainwater collecting system that makes it drinkable, has a structure that enhances natural ventilation and some solar cells embedded in glass. Get’s an A+ from us, for aesthetics and functionality. – via
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The Shell House designed by Artechnic, something that you would expect to see on the shore of the ocean, is one of the most amazing architectural designs I’ve seen. Deep in the woods of Karuizawa, in the Nagano prefecture of Japan, this amazing double-elliptical holiday retreat, features lots of space and is made of reinforced concrete and wood to preserve the Japanese “traditions”. Inspired from the conch-shell, the amazing shape really got us drooling, but even though it’s an amazing structure I’m not sure if I’d be able to live with the animals. Would you? – via
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“Silk” is a brand new idea designed by Bloq based on a spiders web in the corner of a room. This large bookcase was designed to sit in the space that is under used in the corner of the room, but it can be placed in the middle of a wall. “Silk” can also be turned on its side. All the pieces are made to order so all the sizes and finishes can be changed. Sometime ago I’ve made a collection of bookcases here on Freshome, and the Silk could be a great addition to that collection.
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