Style of Design

Depending on where you’re reading Furniture Fashion from, you’re either saying good bye to the summer or just getting ready for it to begin. But those of you living in regions with a warmer climate around the year will certainly appreciate this piece of outdoor furniture called the Deck Chair. Not only is this Deck Chair a great addition to your back yard, or beach house, but it also offers you a foldable design for easy storage and transportation. So if you love the sun and the sea and those long walks of the beach then make sure you get a couple of Deck Chairs standing by and waiting to offer you a well-deserved comfort. Via Dave Keune

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Estelle Sauvage, a graduate of Ecole Nationale supérieure d’Art et de Design de Saint-Etienne (whew, thats a mouthful) has reimagined and reworked the good old kettle, and we love the final result. To get that piping hot cup of tea, Sauvage quite brilliantly equips the kettle with a lightbulb. The kettle can heat water at a temperature of 85 / 90° which is ideal for tea and the incandescent light bulb 100W along with the water, makes for a riveting design imagery.

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The Abitudini Coat Hanger Series once again shows industrial designers new found unstinting love for creating eco-chic objects. Designer Antonello Fuse marry his love for recycling with functional design by utilizing discarded broken chairs. How you may ask? Well, Fuse simply attaches metal hooks to the chair backs and voila you get your own fully functioning coat hanger!

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Make your outdoors as modern and elegant as the indoors, with this contemporary, stylish Black Lace outdoor furniture collection from Seasonal Living. These chair and ottoman make a perfect pair, poolside, on the patio or on your porch. It’s the subtlety of this feminine furniture line that we really love. As described by Seasonal Living, “Like a mysteriously beautiful woman, the Black Lace Collection creates a statement wherever it goes.” The wicker-style weave features a delicate, dainty design, and even in its shadows there is something to appreciate – the snowflake-inspired pattern projected on the ground. This stylish outdoor furniture will give even your high-end interior furnishings a run for their money! For details visit Seasonal Living.

So you like wood when it comes to furniture and interior design! There’s nothing wrong with that. In fact I share your passion for interiors filled with wood finishing. And I also happen to love wooden floors and that’s why I’m showing you today an out-of-the-box idea for your floor: the Boewer Wooden Carpet. In fact there are various Wooden Carpet concepts from Boewer you should check out before deciding on your favorite: the Wentwood, the Mortimer, the Sherwood and the Ashdown. Each version offers you various wood patterns that will help you create interesting shapes out of the carpets, especially in case you’d rather use them as décor elements. All four Wooden Carpets offer you various wood combinations and come in different sizes that will fit various rooms in your house. Are you ready to make a decision? Via Boewer

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If you love wood floors but want to steer clear of typical hardwood, this new decorative wooden carpet from Boewer is something to see. These contemporary carpets feature the natural look of wood, presented in an unconventional, unexpected way. Designed by Elisa Strozyk, these wood carpets are available in four different wood varieties – wentwood, mortimer, sherwood, ashdown. The wood panels are cut into various shaped and arranged in patterns, resulting in a three-dimensional design that offers a totally different flooring option. These modern wood carpets will make a great addition to your living room, den, bedroom or home library. The sophisticated yet home-style aesthetic makes these carpets usable, yet beautiful. For more details visit Boewer.

We love the serenity of this new and sleek plumbing collection by Aboutwater, a joint project by two famous Italian bathroom brands, Boffi and Fantini. Japanese designer Naoto Fukusawa created this contemporary collection for the Italian companies by simplifying forms. Taking minimalism to the max, this collection embodies purity through its gently curved lines and simple details. “The taps and mixers become discs and cylinders; the taps reminiscent of the forms found on the controls of a stereo, the mixers the concise elegance of the language of iconography,” according to Aboutwater. The plumbing collection includes wall- and deck-mounted faucets, tub and shower fixtures, and comes in polished chrome and satin-finish chrome brass, bringing spa-inspired elegance to any bathroom. Check it out at Aboutwater.

If you love video games, and PlayStaion more exactly them you might also fall in love with this piece of custom furniture. This coffee table with a base that looks like a giant PlayStation controller, was built by an Australian student called Mark for his high school industrial technology class project. The whole project took about 20 weeks to complete during off hours, and is made from plywood, MDF and veneer. Unfortunately the PlayStation Coffee Table can’t be found in stores, at least not yet. So what do you say, gamers, would you actually buy the PlayStation Controller Coffee Table? – Via – Ocau & Dvice

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We love the elegant Circle floor lamp by designer Monica Forster, made for Italian furniture company De Padova. These casual yet contemporary floor lamps feature a playful parasol style shade perched atop an arching steel base that’s ever-so elegant. The flirty, flopping aluminum shade features rubber-effect polyurethane paint that gives it a casual feel, and the powder-coated base is built to last. Available in fresh white and pretty yellow, the color options are light and carefree, suiting the sunshade shape to a T. An easy-access foot switch makes it that much more usable, while energy-saving fluorescent bulbs are bright and use less energy. For more information visit De Padova.

Looking at it from the outside, you’re probably not going to fall in love with the Modular House in the images below. But once you step right inside, at least virtually, you’ll completely change your mind. The Modular House has been designed by the team of architects at A-Cero and can be found in Coruna, Spain. The combination of glass and aluminum panels on the outside make it look like a warehouse from certain angles. But this 106-m2 Modular House will offer you three bedrooms, two baths, a hall, a dining room, a laundry room and a kitchen. And the interior will definitely surprise you with the simple and very modern furniture design. Just after the break you’ll find additional images, and the ones shot in the evening are my personal favorites. What do you think? Via A-Cero

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