Adapted from its indoor form, originally designed in 1957, the Brazilian minimalist armchair by Paulo Mendes da Rocha is contemporized as an outdoor-friendly companion. Instead of leather snugly covering the single pipe of tubular steel, the Paulistano wears a bright canvas cover expertly treated to dispel water, rot and stains of every kind as it […]

For the first time Cristophe Pillet has designed a seat for the Classic line, in collaboration with the EMU Research Centre. Shot is the new design of seats for street contract seating. The tubular structure fits well with a stamped sheet metal seat and backrest. The backrest has a distinctive, perforated pattern, whereas the seat […]

One of the most popular lamps for Kartell, the FL/Y suspension lamps are a great contribution to any interior room. This Ferruccio Laviani lamp is made in transparent methacrylate which gives the sheen of the colors an appearance of a soap bubble with reflections of light. The light airiness of these colorful lamps are great […]

A vital element to any patio comes in the form of this unique shade umbrella by Atelier Oi. The Architect of Shade adds an elegance and luxury to any patio while providing both shade and protection from the sun and rain. The large size of this pavilion covers and invites you to spend a few […]

The Wo Bist Du, Edison,…? (Where are you, Edison?) pendant light was inspired by the innovation of Thomas Edison’s original capture of electric light. The 360 degrees projection of a hologram, featuring an incandescent bulb, was never achieved prior to this piece’s conception in 1997 by designer Ingo Maurer. Even the socket of the holographic […]

A best seller since it was first produced in 1994, the Anna G. corkscrew is a tongue-in cheek homage to the real woman. The smiling face, nothing short of a cult figure that has evolved over the years into objects meant for the table and kitchen in a wide range of materials. designer: mendini (alessandro) […]

Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitllet’s Masters Chair for Kartell is inspired by the three most famous chairs in contemporary design. The outlines of the Jacobsen’s “7-series” Saarinen’s “Tulip Armchair” and Eames’ “Eiffel Chair” weave themselves in polycarbonate to create a new design to reflect the current times. Supported with four slender legs the chaire is […]

Dutch designer christien meindertsma loves design that engages a user in the most visceral way. Her work, in a truly Dutch fashion, is clever, engaging, even sentimental, and forces us to question the way in which we interact with our physical surroundings. She is interested in “the products we consume and the materials they are […]

Maasstad Hospital in Rotterdam, the Netherlands was bestowed a holy gift from Dutch designer Lotte van Laatum. The Liturgical Elements are clearly inspired by elements and materials that harken back to grand Cathedrals and Biblical history, but Lotte van Laatum graces this collection with a modern interpretation of relic. The concept of light and all […]

Designed by Jasper Morrison, the Pipe Stool features a low tubular back rest, sans a back rest panel, in order to provide a minimum of support and to keep those at the bar from falling backwards out of their stools. The frame is composed of a polished aluminum tube and varnished in polyster. The seat […]