furniture

  • Canasta

    Patricia Urquiola's work is consistently balanced; she has the rare ability to mix in: function, idea, materials, story and scale creating objects that are so complete and mature that you perceive them as classics at first glance.
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  • Solid Stool

    The Slab stool is the latest addition to Tom Dixon's Slab series of tables and benches.
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  • Domestic Throne

    Patricia Urquiola masters details like no other, maybe it's a feminine approach or more likely her unique talent, whatever it is, her products have that exquisite use of textures and patterns that render them particularly cosy and memorable.
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  • B-Side: Slow Chair

    We've featured previously the clever beauty of the Slow chair designed by the Bouroullecs for Vitra, but we couldn't resist to share with you its beautiful back side.
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  • Falling Drawers

    Simplicity and beauty are a powerful combination, add a handful of intelligence and a drop of surprise and you certainly got us thrilled.
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  • Mind the Gap

    Italian contract furniture manufacturer Fornasarig has a 130 years experience in mastering wood.
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  • Dynamic Design

    It's safe to say the 360° chair is a love it or hate it product, one of those objects that are impossible to ignore.
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  • Leather Net

    The Loom series designed by Franco Poli and manufactured by MatteoGrassi is definitely a refreshing approach to the use of leather in furniture.
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  • Fantastic Plastic

    The very first object the Bouroullec brothers designed for plastic manufacturer Kartell was Panier, a rather simple (and at the same time complex) container with a great personality that shows at best the French designers ability to propose new objects that have a formal and functional link to the past.
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  • Plastic Jewel

    Patrick Jouin and plastic masters Kartell get together to bring out the best out of polycarbonate.
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  • Interview: Eugeni Quitllet
    When we first saw his name close to that of Philippe Starck we googled, with no luck. There was no human trace of Eugeni Quitllet and we thought, for a brief moment, that he could be an invention, some sort of imaginary alter ego created by his famously provocative partner. But shortly after all this revealed to be a product of our unquiet imagination: he is for real, thank goodness.

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