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Monday, November 8th, 2010

Nook Sofa from Jardan

Family owned and operated, Melbourne-based Jardan have released their new Nook collection. Simple, functional furnishings designed by Nick Garnham and Rod Carlson, the series of sofas highlight Jardan’s use of solid timber and their excellence in upholstery. The restrained nature…

A Collection of Miniature Chairs

Given a shared love among Selectism of ephemera, and my own love of small furniture, “Laura Tarrish’s Collection of Miniature Chairs” is perfect Friday fodder. Tarrish, an ephemera collector and collage artist, provides a quirky essay to accompany a slideshow…

“An Furniture” by KamKam

Paper sizes serve as base inspiration for Korean design studio KamKam’s new modular cabinet system. “An Furniture” can be arranged as book case, cabinet, table, or a drawer. When placed altogether, the individual parts complete a charming whole. Simple lines,…

Trick by Sakura Adachi

A great space saving design for the bookish nerds among us. Sakura Adachi’s “Trick” is manufactured by Campeggi and fuses two chairs and a table to form a modular bookcase. With a simple movement, the shelving becomes a simple dinning…

Coffee Bench by BEYOND Studio

Karolina Tylka, of Polish design studio BEYOND, cares about smart use of space. The adjustable nature of her “Coffee Bench” speaks directly to this concern, the movable elements allowing for different size seating and table top options. Tylka’s inspiration –…

The Hopeless Diamond Sofa

Christopher Stuart, the American designer behind LUUR Studio, makes mountains from the mole hills of Home Depot. Inspired by a folded paper cup, the Hopeless Diamond Sofa utilizes copper plumbing pipe and shipping blankets. The resulting love seat, rather elegant…

Le Corbusier Furnishings Revived by Cassina

Those with a love of mid-century modernist will certainly celebrate Cassina’s revival of Le Corbusier furnishings. Wallpaper* reports, “Modernist master Le Corbusier had strict design principles, which he applied just as rigorously to furniture design as to his more widely…

New Harbor Lounge Chair from Thos. Moser

Over the past few years, the Thos. Moser brand has branched away from traditional American furniture forms and taken a few risks with line and overall aesthetic. David Moser’s latest design, the “New Harbor Lounge Chair and Ottoman,” is indicative…

“The Artistic Furniture of Charles Rohlfs” Exhibition at the MET

Furniture buffs should head over to the MET for the magnificent new exhibition, The Artistic Furniture of Charles Rohlfs. Based in Buffalo, New York, Rohlfs drew inspiration from both the Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts movement. His designs,…

Bside Bed by Frederico Bergese

Spotted on Industrial Design Served, Frederico Bergese’s “Bside Bed” mixes a graceful bent wood frame with a hidden technological core. The sweeping upper portion is far from superfluous, housing an internal light that functions (clearly) for reading. Certainly, not to…

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Monday, November 8th, 2010

Nook Sofa from Jardan

Friday, November 5th, 2010

A Collection of Miniature Chairs

Thursday, November 4th, 2010

“An Furniture” by KamKam

Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010

Trick by Sakura Adachi

Monday, November 1st, 2010

Coffee Bench by BEYOND Studio

Wednesday, October 27th, 2010

The Hopeless Diamond Sofa

Tuesday, October 26th, 2010

Le Corbusier Furnishings Revived by Cassina

Monday, October 25th, 2010

New Harbor Lounge Chair from Thos. Moser

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

“The Artistic Furniture of Charles Rohlfs” Exhibition at the MET

Saturday, October 16th, 2010

Bside Bed by Frederico Bergese