
Modella and Buble by BOA design
02/07/2009 [czech] [diningroom]
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Hot news from BOA design studio - MODELLA and BUBLE collection.
The Modella and Buble sets were designed for Kvetna glass works. Both sets are the result of an economical conception as they are created using just two molds. They only differ in the length of their stems which defines the look and final proportion of each type.
As you can guess from the name, the Buble set is inspired by bubbles. Their form consists of two circles which permeate each other. The final shape is reminiscent of the curves of a woman's body. You can observe the color and appearance of your wine in the bottom part of the glass, while the upper part retains the aroma and allows the bouquet of the wine to stand out.
The Modella set comes from the shape of a cylinder which is tapered in the middle to lighten the cylinder's strict geometrical shape. The fragility and simplicity of the form is further enhanced by a thin stem with a length that changes according to glass type. The stem is missing from the glasses for whiskey and water, and the bottom is thickened to balance the proportions of the form.
Typical for both sets is the concave shape of the body which allows the glass to be held in the middle. Such usage challenges conventional sommelier's methods.
(Photo by Jan Kudej)
http://www.boadesign.cz
Sweet by Gervasoni
30/06/2009 [italy] [livingroom]
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Storage unit in natural American walnut or white lacquered, matt white metal feet. Five doors with light blue or white bamboo lamination front or in natural American walnut, four adjustable shelves.
http://www.gervasoni1882.it
Radian by D Esposito & Gaillard
28/06/2009 [Europe] [livingroom]
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This low table spreads out two additional surfaces around the centre axis according to ones needs.
http://www.despositogaillard.com
Carafes by Victoria Wilmotte
26/06/2009 [france] [decoration]
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Beautiful futuristic ceramic carafes by french product designer Victoria Wilmotte.
http://www.victoriawilmotte.fr
Patch by Ligne Roset
24/06/2009 [france] [livingroom]
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Contra-form is a trend in 2009. This new coffee table is a beautiful and original illustration. It contains three desks placed on aluminium legs and is available in 6 finishes.
http://www.ligne-roset.com
ToothpickHolder by Guillem Ferran
22/06/2009 [spain] [diningroom]
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To give prestige to this marginated object, it uses the comic and sarcastic limits to present the consequences of its no use.
http://www.guillemferran.com
Wall clock by Radius Design
20/06/2009 [germany] [accessories]
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In terms of customization and individuality here is the WALL CLOCK RADIUS. No inflexible wall defacer, but a very cool eye catcher. The amazing gimmick: you have free choice of setting the dimensions of the clock. That means you can place the 12 time dots closer or more distant to the clock hands. Just as it crosses your mind. Let the whole wall become a giant time indicator or grant only a small corner to the clock. You see, there is the right proportion for any kind of space you have.
http://www.radius-design.com
Ladder no1 by Casimir Meubelen
18/06/2009 [belgium] [accessories]
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Casimir Meubelen recently presented, among others, the new series of storage furniture. Designer Casimir's starting point for this series was yet another familiar object and archetypal design. The ladder's original form and function - a movable stairway and an immovable shelving unit have been merged into one piece by extending the ladder's rungs into shelves and cases of different sizes. Ladder no1 upgrades the stairway - still need to reach the highest shelves - into a piece of solid oak storage furniture.
http://www.casimirmeubelen.be
Joyn Ivy by DesignCode
16/06/2009 [spain] [decoration]
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These Ivy shaped pieces can easily be attached to one another to form an object with multiple uses: divider, curtain, and wall-art etc., both for private and professional use. There is no need for a standing structure; it’s connected and swiftly hung up, on a steel cable using the accompanying attachment pieces, or directly to the wall using a number of fixation methods. Joyn Ivy comes in a 3 colour combination, and for further personalization it is also possible to alternate the positions of the pieces, to create a variety of different patterns.
http://www.designcode.es
JELLYFACE
14/06/2009 [italy] [decoration]
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The JELLYFACES are looking for a new place to live… can you help them to find a new home?
http://www.jellyface.net
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