Armchairs come in different colors, sizes and shapes. However, today we would like to present a substitute: The Globe Bench from Hstudio. A very original design concept, the “bench” has a round shape enabling a very comfortable seating place. The best thing of  this creation is its design versatility or the fact that it can be custom made for each user. These being said, you can choose from a variety of upholstery fabrics and acrylic, wood, or steel legs. With its bold and unusual shape, don’t be surprised the Globe Bench will in a short time become the focus point of any living-room.

“Shiver me timbers!” is what comes to mind when taking a look at these amazing furniture sets from Caroti. Inspired by the restlessness of the sea, the designers took the idea to another level and created  unique furniture items. Each example in the pictures comes up with something new, whether that is a helm, a miniature ship, an imprint of a pirate, a treasure chest or a bunk bed. Each item is fresh and original. We are not sure about the company’s target, but we believe that both adults and children would be more than happy to own one of these bedrooms. – via DigsDigs

Clearly not intimidated by a design challenge, British table mathematician, designer and artist Anthony Leyland has developed these creative tables sliced, bent, shaped and reworked from a single 1-square meter sheet of steel.  Powder-coated for color, Manifold (the title of this line) originally began as a mathematical game to try and try and develop a simple coffee table from a square sheet of metal.  From there, it grew into several styles with several designs that each have their own unique forms which are clearly developed from pretty innocuous materials.  As these are developed from sheets of steel, the Manifold tables would be a great addition to a home garden or deck.  I don’t know if you have the space to collect the whole set of 42 he has detailed on his website, but at the very least you’d have the option to pick out a very original and set signature Anthony Leyland table design for yourself!

Pieter de Leeuw just graduated as an Industrial Designer, and this project is his thesis. The project consists in letters that have various colors that can be arranged to the user’s liking. The letters are made of EPS with a wear-resistant coating. From my perspective this project this is not to practical, but if you have a lot of space you could create an interesting effect. You can these pieces on display now at Utrecht Verplettert in The Netherlands through October 25th.