The Black Pearl storage unit is a part of the critically acclaimed Collection Privee by Pedro Sousa and is a limited edition run of only eight pieces. This stunning synthesis of aluminum and glass bring a juxtaposition of materiality and translucency to any room. designer: pedro sousa producer: pedro sousa studio materials: aluminum and glass […]

The Paradox Mirror by Piero Lissoni was created by gluing several bands of mirror in different heights and lengths, placed side by side in a random and irregular way. The result is a fragmentary and decomposed mirror. Hang it on the wall or let it stand on the floor with its aluminum feet. designer: piero […]

The Kooh-I-Noor table is named after what was once the world’s largest known diamond. These all glass tables reflect the beauty of said diamond. High tables are available in a round shape or as an irregular quadrilateral, and the low tables with oval shape. Piero Lissoni’s design captures unanticipated reflections and is a gem in […]

Glas Italia’s The Dark Side of the Moon tables are characterized by a surface of multi bands of glass in different finishes to create a spectacle of light and reflection. Thanks to a sophisticated and innovative technical process, the surface of The Dark Side of the Moon is created by overlapping and assembling glass strips […]

Littala has taken the long-revered Aalto tray and scaled it down into a mini-bowl. The mini bowl’s small size makes it ideally suited for displaying smaller treats, such as candies or chocolates. Choose from a range of rich and beautiful colors, from deep blueberry to dusty sand. designer: alvar aalto producer: iittala material: glass period: […]

The result of 15 years of research and design, Magimix’s new Vision Toaster uses revolutionary long-lasting quartz heating elements to perfectly toast bread and let you get a peek at the action through a window. Tucked away in the corners of the French appliance brand’s toaster, the hidden quartz parts replace the traditional metal components […]

Spanish designer Jaime Hayon has extended his collection of Tudor designs to include this tall occasional cabinet. The Tudor period and its associations with culture, opulence and bold visual iconography first impressed Hayon after his move to London. This inspiration led him to create a series of objects that were; ‘In a way a little […]

These remarkable glass-topped low tables have emerged by the designer’s extensive experience in Asia. By utilising an ancient Oriental process of interlocking folded paper, this progressive project uses artistry to compose a practical design. Individual paper components knitted together form a jacket for the table base and create engaging visual patterns and textures seen through […]

The Zero-In low table by Barber Osgerby makes use of several visual illusions and challenging construction techniques. A seamless ribbon of polyester forms the base of the table. A dual wall construction means that the interior walls of the table converge at a more extreme angle than the exterior walls and when objects are placed […]

This timeless (pun intended) design by Arne Jacobson for Rosendahl follows in the original concept of the first Rosendahl wall clocks. The dial and front part of the case are produced together and the time graduations are imprinted directly on the dial. This wrist watch also has a similar concave shape as the wall clocks. […]