Black&White furniture items seem to be more and more of a trend this day. And why shouldn’t they? Classic colors with the ability to go with anything, beautiful and eye-catching, black and white sure deserve a fashion section of their own. Max Sofa was created by Antonio Citterio and can be found on Flexform USA. Max comes with a simple, minimalist design and yet a very creative shape. The back resembles a twisted candy cane,  which gives it a bold look. Other than that, the sofa seems pretty docile which is why it would fit perfectly in a simple and tasteful interior.

From Edward Cella Art+Architecture (ECAA), this interior separator made out of cardboard surpasses the limits of …paper. Fashionable and slick, it would certainly fit in a reception office for a firm that deals with recycling or paper. This item is “hand-made” and you can probably guess how. An impressive numbers of layers of cardboard were placed on top of each other in order to create this truly mind blowing design. A wooden top was added with a system of shelving, which we consider to be very practical. Perfect for books and registers, it also compensates the fact that the rest of the item has no storage space. The overall effect is that of a “waving” separator, which gives it a fresh, homy and inviting look. -via Bem Legaus!

Take a look at this fantastic collection of chairs from Sebastian Brajkovic. Exhibited in London earlier this year, the set is called “Lathe” and brings together several extruded shapes that can be characterized as having a bold look and a lot of color.  Here is what Sebastian Brajkovic stated related to the designs : “This extruding idea came from a Photoshop function where you can pick a row of pixels and extend them as long as you want“. The “extended” chairs sure have a great effect and could fit well in any daring interior. Antique forms contribute to the originality of the set and it seems that every individual chair component gives away something special and new to the viewer. - via

The Dondolo Armchair designed by Milla Rezanova was presented at the 2009 Abitare il Tempo exhibition in Verona, Italy. From these pictures the chair looks very good, but I don’t think that it’s to comfortable. What do you think ?