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Swing Table by Christopher Duffy for Duffy London
You might remember when we posted about this in concept form a couple of years ago. Well, now it's a reality and it's even better than we imagined. Designed by Christopher Duffy for Duffy London, the four-poster table suspends eight chairs and a light from its frame. For anyone who wants to put some fun into a boring business meeting or some excitement into mealtimes, the Swing Table is the way to go.
Furniture Inspired by Rocks on a Beach: Isola by Gumdesign
Inspired by rocks lined up on a beach, the Isola collection was designed by the Italian duo, Gumdesign, for both Giovannetti Collezioni and Sacerdote Marmi. The collection consists of seating and marble tables, all with bright yellow metal frames.
Modern Outdoor Patio Furniture: Nautico by Ubica
From the Barcelona design studio Ubica, the Nautico collection of outdoor furniture is a modular design with angled backs and sides made of stainless steel. The overall shape has clean lines that are made with its large, wide cushions making it comfortable to lounge poolside.
Rusty Iron Furniture: The Network Collection by Studio9
I would never have thought if you said the words "rusty iron furniture" that I would ever like it. However, there is something appealing about these pieces from Israeli designer Yifat Levin of Studio9. I don't know if it's the rawness of the metal or the potential for interacting with the material that I like best...
Mestizodizenio Argentinian Design: Punchy Geometric Furniture
Mestizodizenio is a line of furniture from young Argentinian designer Leonardo Puppo. The line focuses on practical designs but with a punch that makes each one stand out. Each piece mixes wood with another color, or even black and white, which gives them their own personality.
Furniture Inspired by Your Socks by Greg Papove
Vancouver-based designer Greg Papove has created a collection of furniture that was inspired by your everyday socks and the stories they have to tell. Socks + Furniture is a coffee table, floor lamp, and sofa that challenge one to take a second look at the mundane and not to overlook the simple things in life.
Ponte Table by Strala
Strala is known for their line of limited edition objects but this year they're mixing it up with their "cult object" line of unlimited pieces. The Ponte table is the first such design and it's a good one. The angular wood frame is made of solid oak and stands out under the glass tabletop. The sharply angled legs are to hold the weight of the glass but aesthetically they really make the table.
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Illusion Table by Roberta Rampazzo
Brazilian designer Roberta Rampazzo is back with a new table that plays around with perspective. The Illusion Side Table is the result of studying the feet of tables and working with the angles of the legs. By angling two of the legs, the table remains stable but it changes the look completely.
Eames LTR Special Edition by Herman Miller Celebrates Ray Eames
Herman Miller has just announced the launch of a limited edition Eames LTR table in three colors in this year's Select Program. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Ray Eames' birth, they chose to create the Eames LTR in three bold colors (cobalt blue, red-orange, and yellow gold), which were Ray’s favorites and used on the exterior panels of the Case Study House #8, which she and Charles designed.
Norwegian Designers Strek Collective's Versatile Trestles, Lamps and Containers
Strek Collective is a group of four Norwegian designers who will be presenting a group of products as part of 100% Norway 2012 at Tent London. The team collaborates to create simple, yet versatile, well-made designs. The collection, which includes trestles, lamps, and storage pieces, work separately just as well as they do together.