Plates Lamp base by Denis Balenko

Unique lamps designed by Denis Balenko using a series of stacked plates in different sizes to produce a solid structure light sculpture. A challenging gravity table lamp made with a cute and innocent, giving the pile of dishes that are always destined to fall, so that in making this lamp is very ironic and always surprising.

Second Skin, look do-it-yourself for the new session of Quinze & Milan

After the huge success of Built to Returns(s)t, which brought to the fore at the last exhibition furniture twinning Eastpak and Quinze & Milan, the Belgian brand of furniture sinks again hit with Second Skin, iconic chair designed with good chance to talk not just of themselves. The concept is the result of a very... 

Eagles Print Awards, an award for stopping the bad taste of advertising

Since 1996 in South Africa are awarded each year, the Eagles Print Awards, which recognize excellence in advertising in the press. Organized by the Independent Newspapers publishing group, although these local awards, maintain momentum thanks to the two international judges, chosen each year among the most important professionals... 

No small talks here, a circle of chairs welded to talk

The Lebanese Bokja duo, consisting of designer Huda Baroudi & Maria Hibri, has now spread all over the world his love for the recovery of pieces of furniture, made unique by their rich fabrics and colors. It now features a new item that will be appreciated by those who love the design more playful and ironic. It’s... 

“Things Organized neatly” put in order with style

The subtitle of this blog (although it is more properly a tumbler, really) could be “Obsessive/Compulsive around the world, unite!”. A site that displays the mania of those who love to keep items in order. Alignment manic or follow the patterns and forms in keeping things in place. The result is – clearly... 

Active Furniture, the furniture against a sedentary lifestyle

Against a sedentary lifestyle, the young Spanish designers Virginia Pol, Ferran Lajara and Cristina Guardiola have designed a series of provocative and ironic prototypes designed to encourage physical movement by users. The three items in the collection, a lamp, a desk and a coat, reach a fully functional only in the interaction...