Autoban Spider Lamp by Zinc Details
This lamp from Zinc Details looks like a spider with way too many legs. It’s very creepy if you think about a spider with that many legs.
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Edge Shelf by Swedese
The Edge Shelf designed by Bror Boije for Swedese looks like a right angle triangle from the side and it makes a contemporary, simple solution for organizing books.
Shanghai Expo 2010
The Shanghai World Expo 2010 has a showcase of buildings designed by a variety of architects around the world, on display until October 31, 2010. You can think of it as an Olympics with architecture instead of athletes. Here is a sampling of the amazing pavilions.
United Kingdom, Thomas Heatherwick
Made
Made is a new furniture company that’s offering beautiful furniture at affordable prices. By cutting out the middlemen when you make your purchases, the company can deliver designer furniture to your door at inexpensive prices. Each piece of furniture is made to order and even though construction and delivery is a lengthy process, you will be able to keep track of its progress from beginning to end. A new product is produced every week and only the most popular designs go into production, so there is no wastage and the customers are the ones in control.
Cucciolo Toilet Bowl Brush Holder by Makio Hasuike
The Cucciolo Toilet Bowl Brush Holder by Japanese designer Makio Hasuike has been part of the permanent collection at the New York Museum of Modern Art since 1977. It’s a toilet brush that you will actually want people to see in the bathroom and it’s available here. You can also get it in a bunch of other fun colors.
Sarrafo Coffee Table by Notus Design
The Sarrafo Coffee Table by Notus Design is made from a variety of industrial waste wooden slats called “sarrafos” and the variation they produce is the essence of the piece’s beauty. The mixture of wood has references to the cultural and ethnic mix of Brazil.
Tables by Sif and David
These lovely, futuristic metal and Plexiglas tables by Sif and David are produced in France.
Chaos Theorie by Manuel Welsky
This bookshelf designed by Manuel Welsky makes me slightly nervous for some reason. The shelves look like they’ve dealt with some shaking up by a disaster, but this design ensures that the piece is able to resist the weight of many books.
From the website:
At first glance, this definition summarizes the supposed disarrangement of this piece of furniture and at the same time refers to the theory of books. The bookcase captivates with a simple rationale that embraces very clear structures.
[via NOTCOT]
Lamps from ONA
ONA sent us over two lamps from their collection, Luzzle and Chromosoma. The first lamp, Luzzle, is designed by Ana Blay and it’s integrated by several modules in a jigsaw puzzle shape that can be fitted in different ways to achieve the desired shape. It is made from polyethylene in colors red, black and white. The design of the second lamp, Chromosoma by Javier Alejandre, revolves around the creation of a genealogical tree.
