Oriana is a chaise lounge in wood designed by Genovese David Conti, that is supported by a structure of letters going that spell the word “Design”. This product is a really innovative idea and I can say that this is the first time when I see this approach, using letters as legs. After I’ve saw this design I thought that for a chaise lounge the word “Relaxation”, “Relax”, “Rest”, “Sleep” would be more appropriate. - Via

Published by Michael August 6th, 2008 in Ideas
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Tags: Chaise Lounge, David Conti, design, legs, Relaxation
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The Red & White Media Cabinet is a beautiful piece of furniture designed by Wüd Furniture Design, a Brooklyn based design and manufacturing studio. This design is a combination of contemporary designs with classical joinery, merging both function and beauty. White and wood together look awesome and the final result it’s such a clean and modern look. The design is available is a variety of woods and finishes, with custom sizes available upon request. - Via - Designspongeonline


Published by Michael May 15th, 2008 in Furniture
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Tags: cabinet, design, Furniture, wud
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When I saw these door designs by Nicolai Wallner I didn’t know what to say exactly, I was just really amazed, and I can say that the pictures made me smile. Just try to imagine how your friends, or anybody would react when they’ll see a door like this …. WTF !!
Galleri Nicolai Wallner is a contemporary art gallery, which exhibits innovative Scandinavian and international art. Since 1993 Gallery Nicolai Wallner has been one of the leading young galleries on the contemporary art scene. Galleri Nicolai Wallner has adhered the highest standards of connoisseurship and has achieved an international reputation for presenting some of the most challenging contemporary artists.



Published by Michael April 14th, 2008 in Ideas
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Tags: artist, contemporary art, design, door, Nicolai Wallner
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Some awsome furniture from Cole Scego.All the colours and the 3D look they have it`s just cool. Cole Scego says that he uses durable materials such as aluminum and steel to construct each piece and applyes a multilayer powder coat finish. Most of the pieces are conceptualized in his head and then simply drawn out on paper with pencil before a final drawing is produced using the computer. After the pieces are fabricated he sandblasts them and then he uses a set of biodegradable cleaning solutions and a chemical seal to prep them for powder coating. He chooses to use powder coating because it is much more friendly to the environment than traditional solvent. Check out more of this talented designer artworks.



Published by Michael August 17th, 2007 in Furniture
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Tags: Cole Scego, design, Furniture
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