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Kiss My Name by Kassiewijle
One of the pleasures of attending the Salone del Mobile in Milan is to discover intriguing new designers in unexpected settings.
Brass Ensemble by Ghidini 1961
Over the past few years designers have been delighting in pushing the creative possibilities of unusual and mixed materials - first there was copper, then marble.
Table Landscapes by Lotte Douwes
Toad Side Table from Philipp Beisheim
A stable table needs three legs, so why not put a table top on each leg and turn a necessity into a source of enhanced functionality?
The Double Dream of Spring by Michael Anastassiades
London-based designer Michael Anastassiades has created a series of occasional furniture for Herman Miller every bit as sculptural and minimalist as his well known designs for lights.
Cirkel Wall Light by Daphna Laurens
Daphne Laurens is a young Dutch designer best known for designing the Sofalamp and Fruitlamp for Cappellini.
Stumble Upon Coffee Table by Alessandro Isola
Most people would see folds and creases as undesirable for rugs, but not for London-based Italian architect Alessandro Isola, who has created a coffee table out of a fold in a rug.
Manga Chairs by Nendo
The annual design pilgrimage to Milan, otherwise known as the Salone del Mobile, is almost upon us and one of the most eagerly anticipated events is the exhibition of 50 Manga Chairs designed by Nendo for Friedman Benda gallery.
ColoRing and Twinsugi by Schemata Architects / Jo Nagasaka
Heritage is a common source of inspiration for product designers, but it takes extraordinary sensitivity to incorporate heritage into contemporary designs in a creative and pastiche-free way.
3D Printed Vases by Design Libero
The 3D printing revolution marches on with a clever design by Design Libero which transforms used PET bottles into beautiful vases.
The Whimsical World of Karman Lights
Lighting is serious business but every now and then a design scheme calls for lights which goes beyond just function and lumens.
Enignum Series of Furniture by Joseph Walsh
Few materials convey the beauty of nature as well as wood but it's only with designers like Joseph Walsh that you see its true potential for creative expression and poetic beauty.
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