Posted May 23, 2008 
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If you go to picnics mostly for enjoying a peaceful meal in nature’s heart, sitting on grass, then this is for you. Felipe Zanardi is the designer of this bed that reminds of mother nature.
Posted May 20, 2008 Comments(0) 
Andrea Ruggiero designed a chair that would free our little rebel parts while working. It is called the Tempo Chair, and you can figure out just by its name that it was created to be used in a transitional manner.
Posted May 19, 2008 Comments(1) 
Sleeping is an important part of your life and in order to wake up relaxed you will need a comfortable bed. It’s very hard to find a good bed, but Freshome made a nice collection of beds and I’m sure that there is at least one to suite your tastes.
Posted May 16, 2008 Comments(0) 
I never thought that I will put some LEDs in my furniture, but designer Mario Bellini proved me wrong. He created Stardust for Italian furniture company, Meritalia, which includes low-voltage LEDs . The sofas, pillows, armchairs and the footstools will offer a glossy atmosphere in the living room, but they are also waterproof and airtight therefore you can spend some time in the pool.
Posted May 15, 2008 Comments(0) 
Coffee tables give a nice look to the interior of your living room which means that they play an important role when thinking how to decorate. Rick Lee, San Francisco industrial and furniture award winning designer, created the Trio Contemporary Coffee Table which uses form and function at the same proportions.
Posted May 13, 2008 Comments(0) 
If you live in a small apartment and space is your biggest problem, now you don’t have to worry anymore as the Cube 6 is the answer for your problem. It was created by Naho Matsuno, a Japanese designer, and it consists from six chairs. The designer found the perfect solution and packed the chairs one into another to form the Cube 6. Also, it seems like the chairs are fairly comfortable therefore you and your guests will have a nice chat or a little party.
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Posted May 6, 2008 Comments(0) 
At the 2008 Milan Design Week there were some cool items and I felt obliged to show you just a few from Milan. Today, I present you the Spiral Island Collection designed by David Trubridge, one of the most renowned green designers. The Island consists of lamps which float above the colorful seatings.
Posted April 28, 2008 Comments(3) 
In the world that we all live today, we have to work very, very hard and after a day we need to relax. Everybody loves to sit a few minutes on their favorite chair and this chair could be Placentero. The name comes from “placenta” combined with “pleasure” and the comfortable lounge was designed by Batti, a young Argentinian designer.
Posted April 23, 2008 Comments(0) 
Recycling is an interesting theme for furniture and other objects for your house, but this is simply… madness. Beth Fuller has designed the Junkture Table which is 99% recycled and 100% recyclable. Perfect until now. This table has rims. Yeah, you heard me, rims like those that you put on a car.
The idea came from the streets of New York City and to be more specific, straight from its junkyards. The idea was to show that “beautiful things can be made from junk” and the designer succeeded, but I don’t know if I would put that in my living-room.
Posted April 21, 2008 Comments(10) 
Karim Rashid, a renowned and acclaimed interior, fashion, furniture and lighting designer has unveiled his latest product. It’s called the Sphere, it was unveiled in Moscow and the exclusivity belongs to Hollandia International. The Sphere will fit perfectly in your bedroom and it’s one of the most comfortable beds that I have ever seen.
The Sphere is covered in plush and it features a 32-inch TV with optional Theater System, champagne holder, a mirror on the outside, LED Florescent canopy-top lights and the best of them all is that it can give you a massage whenever you want one. If you don’t like the color and the fabric, you should calm down because you can choose your own.
