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Cliff-top One-Room Cottage in Mallorca

September 8, 2010 Filed Under: Home design, Interior design
Cliff-top One-Room Cottage in Mallorca

One of the best aspects of holiday home is the fact that the practical issues of everyday life, such as storage space, are largely irrelevant. Utter simplicity is often the key, especially in a warm climate, where the house is almost secondary to the outside. Set on a cliff-top above the sea in Mallorca, this one-room cottage, which only recently gained a supply of running water, was built by the native... 

Interior in textiles by Marimekko

July 19, 2009 Filed Under: Interior design
Interior in textiles by Marimekko

Contrasting colors black and white with geometric patterns and accent color red Always well “dressed”. These fit furniture with geometric shapes. Interior design ideas from Marimekko

Eccentric Nineteenth-century Four-Storey House Design

August 28, 2010 Filed Under: Home design, Interior design
Eccentric Nineteenth-century Four-Storey House Design

Being a collector can sometimes feel like a burden. To begin with, it can be difficult to find homes for an ever-growing number of items, whether cahors, bowls, fossils or rugs. One man’s solution has been virtually to give over his entire early nineteenth-century house to a sometimes eccentric but always inspiring collection of objects. Every room is crammed with auction-house finds or items... 

Guy Brown Reel Light

December 15, 2009 Filed Under: Lighting design
Guy Brown Reel Light

Nottingham, England based designer Guy Brown, who is part of the British design collective FARM, has created the Reel Light. [Via : Contemporist]

Australian Colonial Architecture Style House in a Farm Dam Zimbabwe

September 8, 2010 Filed Under: Home design, Interior design
Australian Colonial Architecture Style House in a Farm Dam Zimbabwe

When it came to building this new house, surrounded by lush lawns and eucalyptus plantations beside a farm dam in Zimbabwe, the owners were inspired by Australian colonial architecture. With no planning restrictions and an ample supply of home-produced bricks and building timbers, the design could be virtually anything they wanted.They decided on a building only one room wide and extremely long, so... 

Philip Edis Furniture The Shelter Series

November 24, 2009 Filed Under: Furniture design
Philip Edis Furniture The Shelter Series

Philip Edis designer from Stockholm has created furniture, the Shelter Series Shelter series is two chairs and a table/stool. The furnitures are stabile and protective. Shelter series is like an aura around you, airy and transparent. The expression is constructive and simple, massive and fragile at the same time. When you place the Shelter series in a conference room, a kitchen or a waiting hall, air... 

Erik Griffioen Exhibit at London Design Festival

November 25, 2009 Filed Under: Furniture design
Erik Griffioen Exhibit at London Design Festival

During the 2009 London Design Week, Dutch designer Erik Griffioen will be exhibiting with Designers Block at Earls Court along side 100% Design. For his third fair he will bring along the red and white couch called Coucho together with the silent Growl, the elegant Gio and the energetic Shezza, which has not been exhibited anywhere before. Visit Erik Griffioen’s website – here. [Via]

Karim Rashid Oaza Zdravlja Pharmacy

December 12, 2009 Filed Under: Interior design
Karim Rashid Oaza Zdravlja Pharmacy

Karim Rashid has completed the interior design for the Oaza Zdravlja pharmacy in Belgrade, Serbia From the designer: The architectural forms and weight of this space reference the beautiful intricacies of the human body and healing process. Through the use of soft flowing walls and organic shapes a sense of comfort and security is immediately established. Framed by the sweeping curvature of the walls,... 

Liesmichl by Niels Holger Moormann

July 19, 2009 Filed Under: Furniture design
Liesmichl by Niels Holger Moormann

The mid-80s presented Moorman first products of its own range of avant-garde in the halls of the Cologne Furniture Fair and has since become one of the most successful – and idiosyncratic – Publishers furniture Germany: He selects designs, manufacturers and organized studied the distribution. Moormann leaves 90 percent of its furniture in the region produce and refuses to stand firm –... 

Dare Studio Design Company Launching at 100% Design

November 25, 2009 Filed Under: Furniture design, Home design
Dare Studio Design Company Launching at 100% Design

Dare Studio is a new company which design and produce furniture, lighting and lifestyle products that will be launching at 100% Design in London, September 24-27, 2009. The company has been founded by Sean Dare, a designer with over a decade of experience producing many commercially successful designs for leading retailers and manufacturers. The pieces shown here are the first of a number of products...