The Twenties collection by Masquespacio for Missana

Spanish creative consultancy Masquespacio presents their last project for the upholstery company Missana. The project consists in the redesign of the brand and artistic direction of their new catalogue of products called ‘The Twenties.

Mag Rack Table Series by ZONE ARCHITKTEN

Everyone is familiar with the chaos you encounter on the coffee table in your living room or at the office. Nikola Popovic, an Austrian architect and designer, decided to design a solution.

Duetto bed by Centro Ricerche Flou

Its versatility is extraordinary; the bed lies halfway between a dormouse/daybed, a sofa and a bed. The daybed version is a comfortable sofa that can rapidly transform into an equally comfortable bed, with an oprional spare bed stored tidily underneath. When pulled-out and raised, it can be anchored to the first one to produce a practical double-size bed. The BOOK Transformable beds – catalogue illustrates Duetto.

IKON sofa by Alegre Design for B&V

Ikon, the flagship model of the new B&V collection. IKON, designed by Alegre Design, is a sofa which combines the laborious capitone finish with an aerial bath structure with natural plywood finishes over steel legs. A geometrical volume design which stands out of its originality, presence, elegance and quality.

Trees and Rocks table by Martin Azua

Barcelona designer Martin Azua has created a table that plays on the contrast in properties between wood and stone. The Trees and Rocks table features central discs of Venato Carrara marble set into a main frame of Spanish walnut, but future versions may feature different combinations of material. “I wanted to make a table with two fine materials that are very attractive in themselves and don’t need any kind of ornamentation because their surface are always different and full of information,” said Azua. “The wood is warm and soft and the marble is cold and tough.”

Spring Summer 2016 Collection by Ferm Living

Northmodern 2016: a shelving system constructed from perforated metal sheets and a set of stackable wooden chairs feature in Fern Living‘s Spring Summer 2016 furniture collection.

MSGS Shelves by Lucas Stoppele & Jean-Charles Kien

Designers Lucas Stoppele and Jean-Charles Kain have collaborated to create MSGS, a collection of shelves inspired by icebergs.

Nara Sideboard Collection by ARLEX

We seek to integrate the handle of a container system into the product, without looking like an extra element superfluous. Inspired by the frame of a canvas, the hangnail is hidden on the edge perimetral system offers many possibilities to combine finishes and got the Marco collection can live in areas with very different aesthetics.

Botanic Kitchen Restaurant Concept by Kiwi & Pom, UK

Kiwi & Pom were appointed to develop a restaurant concept that would consolidate and refurbish existing restaurants for a garden-focused retailer. The scope of the project was to propose a brand name, create a brand identity, develop graphics and handle art direction, in addition to the interior design. At the heart of the design solution was a desire to create a fresh, light and airy restaurant space that blurred the boundaries between indoor and out. In direct response to the client’s original brief, Kiwi & Pom set a mandate to ‘never be less than one meter away from a plant’. This was achieved by positioning plants in considered locations at every opportunity, which included hanging baskets, space dividing screens, floor standing planters and table top pots.

Five Pouf by Anderssen & Voll for Muuto

Oslo design studio Andersen & Vole has created a collection of five-sided poufs with gently rounded corners for Danish brand Mute.

Kitchen Furniture by Sebastian Cox for DeVol

British designer-craftsman Sebastian Cox has designed a kitchen for English brand DeVol that features rough-sawn timber and panels of woven beech.

Plus Concrete Modular Storage Solution by Lyon Beton for Gessato

Named for its home in France, design group Lyon Beeton embodies a traditional European aesthetic married with modern sensibilities. The latest addition to their impressive line of furniture is PLUS, a clear and concise concrete collection that allows for optimal adaptability. Conceived by Bertrand Jaye, Plus 1, 2, and 4 promise to “Fit in Your Ideas” through three distinct pieces: a single storage cube (1) that doubles as a seat, a larger bench (2), and an accent “table” (4). However, those labels are relative; each modular unit plays infinite roles – from shelf, bookcase, or room divider to coffee table, nightstand, or corner cabinet.