Aurelie Tu. the designer behind the Portland, Oregon-based CraftedSystems, has sent us her Vessel collection.
All of their products are woven from 100% natural wool felt, and hand assembled at a women’s shelter, which helps in skills development for women in transition, economically enabling and empowering them, giving them collective purpose and creative outlet.
Paris-based designer Robert Stadler has created the Royèroid sofa and armchair. The collection was recently exhibited at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery booth during the Design Miami/Basel show in Basel, Switzerland.
SB Architects have designed this home in the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco.
Australian kitchen designer Kim Duffin has sent us this kitchen project he designed for a beach house where the clients requested a “funky vibrant kitchen space” for their modern home.
Italian designer Paolo Cappello has created the OTTO Table for Miniforms.
Paolo says:
This table reinterpretates the way of using tables, no more square or circle surfaces. The organic shape of the tempered glass top creates an object that can be both used as dining table or office desk: a wide surface to work/design/dine or cook on. The improbable air of instability of the wooden axis-symmetric base combined with the organic top creates a table that nearly seems like a live creature to interact with.
Swedish architects Claesson Koivisto Rune have designed the Minima collection for OFFECCT.
Eastern Design Office have sent us one of their latest projects, the Mountains & Opening House in Takarazuka, Hyogo, Japan.
Platform 5 Architects have designed the Meadowview House in Bedfordshire, England.
Israeli designer David Keller has sent us his Axum and Lalibella stools, that are inspired by the Ethiopian immigrants who live near him, who have developed their own dual-culture.
Chen + Suchart Studio have designed the Mummy Mountain residence in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Italian designer Giancarlo Zema has created the Bright Woods collection for the Avanzini Group.
The limited edition of 120 stools and 60 coffee tables are made from wood and resin with an integrated LED light.
The Saffire Freycinet is a recently completed resort in Tasmania, Australia.
Tasmanian architects Morris Nunn and Associates, together with interior designers from Chhada Siembieda, were asked to design an iconic development that captures the essence of the region and connects with its environment. The buildings are conceptually organic, evoking a connection to the sea, through references of waves, sand dunes and a flowing, organic form.
Juan Carlos Doblado has designed the House On The Andes in Antioquia, Huarochirí, Peru.
