The Geo Cocktail Table by Vito Selma
Vito Selma has sent us photos of the Geo Cocktail Table that he has designed.
Full description after the photos….

Vito Selma has sent us photos of the Geo Cocktail Table that he has designed.
Full description after the photos….

Australian designer-maker Jon Goulder has created the Amore Mio low chair and coffee table.
All the pieces are hand made from American Black Walnut, the coffee table features a Marblo table top, with the chairs being pressed laminate and upholstered in fabric by Kvadrat Maharam.

Superfolk, an Irish design studio established by Gearoid Muldowney in 2008, will launch a new range of products at the 2010 Stockholm Furniture Fair.

American designer Aaron Asedo has shared with us some photos of the Loops Bench he created.

Gordon Guillaumier has designed the FreeFlow seating system for Italian manufacturer Moroso.

American designer, Christopher Warren, has created the Myrkr chair for a gallery exhibition in which a reading area of various chairs and tables was needed to examine artists’ books.

Cerno, an American design group, have launched a new line of plywood furniture.
Each piece is a solid laminated mass comprised of 100’s of layers of CNC milled and hand finished Baltic Birch. The result being stable, strong and long lasting pieces; often with organic fluid forms.
The Cerno line is available now at the FORD&CHING showroom in Los Angeles.

Italian designer Alessandro Andreucci and German designer Christian Hoisl, have created the Cantilever collection for the Italian outdoor furniture manufacturer EMU.

Anne-Mette Jensen and Morten Ernst have designed the In Duplo sofa series for the Danish furniture manufacturer Erik Jørgensen.

Danish designer Peter Boy will be exhibiting his F1 Coffee Table at the upcoming 2010 Stockholm Furniture Fair in Sweden.

International contemporary furniture brand Ligne Roset, recently exhibited their new pieces at the Maison & Objet show in Paris. Here are some photos from the show:

London based designer, Nina Tolstrup of Studiomama, has created the Reveal cabinet.
The Reveal cabinet is a piece made from recycled floorboards, the simple form of the exterior contrast with the rough character of the the planks from which it is made. There are cut outs that allows for storage and display. When opened the cabinet reveals a set of different size and proportion boxes. Both the boxes and the negative space between them can be used for storage.

Polish designers Agata Kulik and Pawel Pomorski of MALAFOR, recently exhibited their new Blow Sofa at the 2010 IMM Cologne show in Germany.
The Blow Sofa is made from 100% recycled paper dunnage bags, which can be inflated and held in place with a metal rack and rubber straps to make a temporary easy to transport sofa.

Ran Amitai, a recent graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Israel, created “Nature of Material” as his final project at Bezalel.
Ran Amitai is part of new young Israeli design group, Bakery Design, which will be exhibiting their work at the upcoming 2010 Salone Satellite in Milan.
