Communication and harmony are just a few of the most interesting themes that were envisioned by designers. Another cool and inspiring piece of art is the Dialogue/Monologue concept which consists of two shiny red chairs. These communicative red chairs can be assembled in many ways depending on where you want to put it or in what position you would like to sit.

Being a modern concept, Dialogue/Monologue can be recycled so the environment is not and will not be affected as a sequel of its manufacturing. Check out the gallery below and feel free to be inspired by the design of Sylvain Favardin and Ludmila Korenarova.

After we presented some futuristic ideas for your home or your office, it’s time to show you something different. Korean painter Choi Jung Hyun designed a viper made of a recycled computer keyboard and he did it very well. His purpose is to teach people the importance of recycling in a more attractive way. The design is simply brilliant and I love those mice that surround the viper. We hope they liked it and from now on the will show more respect for the Earth.

The Japanese guys from Nendo have designed an office space near Meguro river in Tokyo and they made something really innovative with it. The walls were cut away almost down to the floor and now the employees can walk easier through the office and that makes me wonder what will happen with their privacy, but why would they need it while working?

The design was inspired from waves and from clothes because it looks like a sag clothing held between your arms. We were talking about some privacy, but I think that it’s available only for the “big chiefs” and it consists of a plastic material which is sound-proof. I guess it will be nice to work in this office.

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If you were thinking to get something nice and practical to put it next to you bed, then your search is over. This is the NOD Bedside Night Light which was designed by IC Design and is available for $220 at EmmoHome. At first the price tag might seem to much and you are right, it is. Besides the lighting, it offers place for your glasses and your book, for a cell phone or any other small devices which could be recharged right from the NOD Light.

If you ever wondered how to lighten up your house or your apartment, but you didn’t want to spoil the interior design with some bad looking light bulbs then you should consider this lamp sticker. The 2D sticker was designed by Alice Rosignoli from “Tall & Tiny” and it should impress any audience( I was impressed, for sure). You might say that it’s nothing special, but is different from other lighting ideas and it looks very cool and eventually that’s the whole point.

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