A roundup of some favorite designs over on Society6 guaranteed to keep you (and your hot beverages) nice and cozy.
A natural material that washes up on beaches and ends up in landfills is used to make modern stools.
One half of a lamp made from unforgivable concrete that creates direct light or ambient light depending on how you place it.
This universal dock charges all your portable electronic devices in one handy package.
A collection of pendants inspired by roulette tables.
This year, B&B Italia celebrates the tenth anniversary of their Tufty-Time seating system, available at Luminaire.
A bedside table with a built-in, detachable light for different options.
An outdoor furniture collection that positions you in a reclined position for maximum relaxation.
A pendant lamp that explores light and shadow by creating optical illusions.
Contemporary furniture designer Henry Swanzy and his simple, yet elegant designs.
A series of furniture and objects because we can't get enough of concrete.
Flexit is a flexible structure for dorm rooms that helps make better use of the space.
The slow hand of time represented by Studio Ayaskan's combination of clock and the Japanese art of Zen dryscape landscaping.
A clever stool that uses discarded fans and scrap wire to help promote recycling and hand craftsmanship.
Friday Five checks in with renowned interior design firm Yabu Pushelberg to get a idea on what inspires them.
