Topographic map have some natural graphic beauty that any designer will notice. Wood patterns are also a thing of beauty. What’s less common is to blend the two and use the wooden patterns as if they were topographic lines. That’s the wonderful idea Greg Klassen had, to create tables that also look like natural topographic […]

I couldn’t find information about it, but these brush furniture by Jason Taylor look awesome.

The ONYX sofa is a 3-metre long seat made of carbon fibre and Volvic volcanic lava stone. It is the first in a line of made to measure furniture.

Do you like cats? I like cats, and I’d be happy to have a table where cats could play. That’s exactly what LYCS Architecture thought, so they created the CAT table, a table designed with a built-in playground for cats.

A furniture system thought by Erik Olovsson & Kyuhyung Cho. It lets you create your own furniture with 25 blocks of furniture.

Designer duo Naoki Ono and Yuuki Yamamoto designed this interesting carpet that can be used as a chair. Pretty cool for small space appartments. Via Spoon & Tamago.

Ever wondered how you could repurpose some old suitcases? In this post you can see some examples that are much better than simply throwing it away.

A great concept of rolling carpet that can also serve as a bench/stool. 5-5 Design Studio created the perfect furniture for families or people with little space.

Jared Rusten has been creating high end solid-wood furniture since 2002. In a world dominated by IKEA, it’s good to see people spending time and effort to create beautiful, compelling, singular, and enduring objects..

Some street signs repurposed by Texas-based artist Tim Delger. The designs are quite simple, but would definitly look great in a industrial type of interior design.

The Murakami lamp uses advanced nano-technology to create energy from the rocking motion. I’d be curious to see it work in real, but the concept definitly kicks ass.