Spanish company BM makes some of the coolest furniture for babies all the way through young adults. Their original designs are made for all types of young people and will grow with the child through the years until you’re practically married. The pieces have clean, modern lines and can be personalized in the color or colors of their choosing. You can mix and match the pieces depending on the room size and age of the child. All of the designs are contemporary and timeless, easily be transformed into the next stage when your child outgrows it.
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Roche Bobois released a series of exclusive collections in Milan at Salone.
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Blu Dot showed up at ICFF with an arsenal of new and affordable pieces. Here is a selection of highlights:
Branch desk
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I love working from home, but I have to admit it makes me a little lazier. From the Cocoon by Superette to the Sleepy Chair by Daisuke Motogi to this design, the Couch Sleeper by Anne Lorenz, I’m seeing a trend here and I’m jumping on the lazy train.
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My pals over at Workstead clued me in to Brooklyn designer Asher Israelow. He’s a RISD grad with degrees in fine arts and architecture. He currently lives and works in Red Hook, Brooklyn designing and building furniture.
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Ligne Roset has 31 new pieces in the 2011 collection which they are showing at imm cologne and they’re revealing each day on their Facebook page. Here’s a sneak peek:
Simple Bridge by Jean Nouvel
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Gig is a new concept in multi-use furniture designed by Toronto-based designer Davide Tonizzo. Gig can be transformed into four different seating options: a chair and ottoman, two ottomans, a chaise, and a full bed. No complex mechanisms to deal with, simply moving around of the cushions and frame.
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Designed by Eric Freeman, this one-of-a-kind daybed is made of white oak and approximately 755 individually stacked slats. It is available exclusively through Michael Hennessy Home.
