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The designer Olivia Bradateanu took design of shelving to new levels with this new design called “Shelf in the Wind”. This design came from the idea : “What if a simple shelf moved with the breeze that enters the front door?” Poetry in design is explored by studying the transformative properties of the wind and applying them to a common piece of furniture that typically does not communicate above a functional level. The result is a whimsical hardwood shelf that appears to be blowing away or transforming into something else, depending on the viewer’s interpretation. – Via – Hometone


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Those who love colors and would like to stand out from the crowd with their interior design, this London house on Portland Road is more than just a great piece of inspiration. Classic yet filled with life, each of the houses rooms comes in with a different color, while the furniture brings in the much needed contrast. With parquet flooring, a large living room and a wonderful kitchen-diner, the house seems crowded yet appealing in its very own way. Looks like Ken’s and Barbie’s House, don’t you think? – via














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Lift is a new kitchen concept designed by Michel Cornu that fulfils our daily needs for modular and dynamic systems. At a closer look we can see that these shelves are part of dynamic space-saving interior design system that maximizes function through movable wall units. Tucked between layers of sliding cabinetry, the essentials cooking can be found hidden at the core: stove, oven, faucet, sink with a preparation surface in between and a refrigerator to one side. When not in use, the constituent elements can be slid up and down to move them out of the way and create varying layouts and spatial configurations. To bad that this idea is just a concept for now. – Via – Dornob


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