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Staircases are the bridge connecting two or even more spaces, which isn’t just a passageway, but also plays a role in embellishing the interior and enhances the artistry of a monotonous space. Below are some ...
The under stair wine, or the wave wine rack, is a creative and clever usage of under stair space designed by Rough Furniture, a manufacturing design studio in North Perth, Western Australia, made of American ...
Japanese designer Toshihiro Otomo designed a set of flower-shaped colored pencils that comes with five pieces packaged inside a pentagonal box, when you sharpened the pencil with a sharpener, which delicately shed shavings curling like ...
If you have a cat in the house, you can please it with this wooden table, which is designed for people and their cats by Japanese company Dinos, the Cat Hole Table features a integrated ...
Japanese artist Yukiko Morita gave us a surprise by transforming real bread into a functional clock approximately 18-34cm in diameter, the Naan bread is made from flour, salt, yeast and sugar, which is coated with ...
DOIY has created a set of stackable glasses in green that looks like the saguaro cactus when stacked one on top of another. These transparent coffee cups are made out of green glass. Source
Designer HungarianWood has created a beautiful series of lamps in the form of broken pieces of wood, these handmade lamps are made out of epoxy resin and recycled oak tree wood. Source
Japanese designer Hideaki Miyauchi created the “Flowery Tale” for Mecli. There’s a transparent tube in the book-shaped vase to hold the flower, and it looks like a real book when you close the “book”. Source
This “tilted” sofa called Adaptation is designed by Italian studio Fabio Novembre for Cappellini, it creates an optical illusion that it’s constructed on a sloping angle. Source
The first secrect of happiness is to enjoy the simple things in real life, say, an indoor swing. The “Bruno’s Swing” designed by Federica Sala of Geometria Da Compagnia, a swing shaped like a loving ...
Japanese artist Yukiko Morita combines her passion for baking with produt design to create a handmade lamp called “Pampshade”, which is composed of real bread, LED lights and AA batteries. The bread is flour and ...
New York artist and designer Sebastian ErraZuriz has created a series of functional storage pieces as part of his project Mechanical Cabinet, which includes wooden credenzas, cabinets, and other units that open in innovative ways.
This Christmas tree is a typical minimalist design product. NICHBA, a Danish design company offers modern and minimalistic interior design, uses metal materials to design and make this full-size Christmas tree by hand. It weighs ...
Woodworker John Malecki focuses on innovative furniture design, who uses a combination of laminated wood boards and transparent acrylic to create surreal table projects that will bewilder our eyes. The Impossible Floating Cave Table, one ...
The Colombian CatLife has designed an ingenious bed named “Cama Gatrimonial” that looks like a common wood bed for people, but a labyrinth designed inside specifically for cats, where they can play or hang out ...
Daniele Lago for the Italian design brand LAGO has created a distinctive-looking sink for your bathroom, which is made from an 8-cm thick shelf featuring a transparent glass bottom. The product comes out with four ...
As a talented product designer, Peter Bristol has been working to create ideas that should exist and bring them to life in the right way, say, this playful Clip Bag is for those people who ...
Designers Blecher and Fokstrot have built a small artificial island in the port of Copenhagen as the first prototype of the Copenhagen Islands project, the platform entitled CPH-Ø1 will be joined by a series of ...
Commissioned by United Nude, designers Ross Lovegrove and Michael Young collaborated with architects Zaha Hadid, Ben van Berkel and Fernando Romero to create a series of 3D printed shoes rich-in imagination and taste.
Korean designer Jongha Choi from Eindhoven Design Academy in The Netherlands has designed and produced a set of collapsible furniture that can collapse into two-dimensions and hang on the wall when not in use. The ...