Warsaw-based Woo Designs creates incredible statement piece coffee tables from laser-cut wood and resin. The custom oak tables are engraved with maps of international cities like New York, London, Paris, and Berlin and can be filled with a crystal resin that glows in the dark. It’s even possible to request a custom map if your favorite city isn’t available.
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Many contemporary creatives incorporate the natural world into their designs.
When we first came across Spanish designer Máximo Riera’s Rhino Chair in 2011, we were blown away by its incredible likeness to the endangered animal. Featuring a surprisingly comfortable-looking throne that merges with the upper half of the rhino’s body, it was the second sculptural design added to Riera’s Animal Chair Collection—the first being the equally-majestic Octopus Chair.
Inspired by the the natural landscape of the Pacific Northwest, artist and designer Greg Klassen hand-makes one-of-a-kind wooden furniture featuring...
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Music lovers with an affinity for the vintage vinyl sound are going to love the new turntable-inspired Vinyl collection by Olympia Ceramica. Designed by the brand’s artistic director Gianluca Paludi, the new line of bathroom sinks are modeled on a mix between ‘70s record player consoles and DJ setups. Although the concept might sound like a novel take on vintage design, the collection’s aesthetic is modern and elegant.
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While most pet owners know that cats can make themselves at home almost anywhere, many would argue that our feline...
Dedicated to giving you a better night’s sleep, American company Privacy Pop has invented an ingenious insomnia solution: the Bed Tent, a pop-up shelter that instantly transforms any bed into a “private oasis.” Composed of water-resistant polyester and propped up by metal poles, the clever creation is aesthetically and structurally similar to a traditional tent.
Some kids just won’t sleep in their own bed—they much prefer the coziness of their parents’ bunk.
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