A treehouse was every child's dream. But many people did not let their childhood dreams take away with adulthood. We are no strangers to the concept of tree houses even in Slovenia (Bled, Luče), and in Atama, Japan, Takashi Kobayashi, in cooperation with Hiroshi Nakamura from NAP Architects office, "raised" the largest structure of its kind in the land of the rising sun in the crown of a 300-year-old camphor tree. called Kusukusu.
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The home division of fashion house Christian Lacroix has joined creative forces with lighting specialists Forestier to create a collection of lamps adorned with graphic prints of tropical flowers and intertwined ferns.
Finally! Cutlery that does not stain the table. How many times has a dirty fork, spoon or knife stuck to your tablecloth? You haven't counted in a long time, have you? Well, with the Cantilever accessory, iLoveHandles has given the world what it has longed for. Cutlery that "floats" and leaves no stains on the table. The accessories were signed by designers Rich Moore and Avik Maitra.
'Elastic Lights' is a whimsical collection of bendable ceramic lamps for the home that questions the role of traditional ceramic objects.
Although she is an industrial designer by training, she is mostly known as a jewelry designer and, more recently, as a furniture designer. The internationally renowned Slovenian designer Lara Bohinc joined her creative forces for the second time with Lapcida marble experts and designed a wonderful furniture collection made of beautiful stone, inspired by celestial objects.
It's amazing what you can do with a roll of toilet paper, but you probably never thought that toilet paper could serve as part of an art installation. Let's leave the modern galleries aside. In your home, you certainly wouldn't put it on display like a picture or a vase. Well, that may change after you meet the Cloud S concrete toilet paper holder.
The Swiss design company Vitra and the G-Straw brand have joined forces to create the Prouvé RAW Office Edition office furniture collection.
Elinor Ericsson is a designer who lives and works in Copenhagen. When designing the Xme collection of colorful furniture, decorated with motifs she achieved using giant threads and a simple cross-stitch embroidery technique, she wondered why Nordic furniture design was missing something more - embellishments, colors, interesting patterns...
Humans are incorrigible. Although we convince ourselves that we are ecologically aware, little by little we sin in all directions. One such sweet vice is showering. All we really need is a few minutes, but we like to stay in the shower much longer. Since it's not a long shower, let them preach to us about environmental awareness. Well, if it doesn't go well, it will go badly, thought Elisabeth Buecher, who invented Spiky, a spiky shower curtain that "spikes" you after four minutes of showering and forces you to end the shower willy-nilly.
Design studio Sharen Davis Design has built a multipurpose 'treehouse' on an old homestead in Garrison (NY), which is basically a modern children's playground, raised off the ground and placed between tall trees.
Since the advent of mobile phones, and even more so smart phones, etiquette at the dining table has failed. People take pictures of food to keep it cool in the meantime, we don't even know what we're eating, because our eyes are glued to the screen, and parents literally have to push their children to put it down and eat a meal normally and find out how it was at school. It's likely that your smartphone has sparked an argument at your desk. Now Ikea has a solution. This will be part of the Sittning collection, a limited series of products that will also include a special Logged out placemat with a smartphone pocket.
You've probably seen many architectural ideas of the future, but the Dalian House is like something straight out of a science fiction movie. Its conceptual design was signed by the Preliminary Research Office, which gave it a deflected and asymmetrical shape. Its interior, on the other hand, resembles a copy of a prehistoric cave dwelling rather than futurism (if we disregard modern materials, of course).