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Our favorite Dutch designer duo, Bert van der Grift and Dennis van der Burch, are back, as promised. Hold It is a friendly chair. So friendly, it will hold the back for you, they say. Continue reading “Hold It, a friendly chair by bERT&dENNIS” »
This 287m2, two storey house, designed by ODOS architects is set at the foot of a steep escarment in Wicklow Hills, Ireland. Its cantilevered living area blends into the environment, leaving the surrounding landscape uninterrupted. Continue reading “Wicklow Hills house by ODOS architects” »
This just in from Demacker design (formula.chair): Hitch Mylius will be exhibiting at Design PRIMA 2009 at the Business Design Center in London, from the 2nd until the 4th of June, where they’ll present a series of new products, one of them being hm58, a versatile chair designed by Matthias Demacker. Continue reading “hm58 chair by Matthias Demacker” »
Minimalism — the sole and ample reason we’re such big fans of Scandinavian design. For his wooden coat rack, Butler, Hans Sandgren Jakobsen drew inspiration from stethoscopes and flower stamens. Continue reading “Butler coat rack by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen” »
Designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1969 and boldly expressing a view on the condition of women in society, the Up5_Up6 armchair is still looking great on its 40th birthday. B&B Italia saw the anniversary as the perfect occasion to come out with a new version of the iconic pop furniture piece. Continue reading “Up5_Up6: 40 years and looking good” »
