The eco dimension of design is fully served with this special Branch Table imagined and created by Design Front.

The table was designed by pressure, using a new material derived from branches under high pressure. The material was molded into a coffee table that casts shadows just like a tree does. A coffee table that can easily be declined as outdoor furniture (not to mention how naturally would look outdoors!) proudly imagined and made by Design Front.

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It’s Wimbledon time! A little tennis (even if it’s about Roland Garros) is on the menu today!

Celebrating the Roland Garros, 5.5 designers reinterpreted the iconic tournament in “3 Sets” and transporter tennis in object design through a stool, a panel for domestic purposes, glasses and carafe.

The tennis racquet reinterpreted as a “Break” stool is quite impressive, especially knowing that its strings were properly tensioned by the very Laurent Lucas, the official Roland-Garros stringing technician!

The 15/30 table is a mini-copy of the Roland Garros tournament panel and the carafe and glasses “ACE” are inspired by the tennis balls tubes. Now that’s living la vida tennis!

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A new, intriguing design has been brought to our attention in an email from Philippe Tyberghien, the designer behind Cercle et Carre: Wookmar’k.

The green lamp is not just a regular lamp – it’s made of wire wool and cotton, kitted by hand. Available in more bright colors, the lamp has a flexible, invisible plastic cone hanging at the end of a 4,5m long wire (also handknitted) that can be place in multiple positions. Minimalist and green, Philippe Tyberghien for CercleetCarre does a beautiful green design with his Wookmar’k lamp.

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This surely isn’t what you would expect from a breakfast tray! Deger Cengiz surprises everyone with a feathered breakfast tray ready to please.

Clearly an example of creativity, the feather dusters legs attached to a simple wood tray take this Henny Penny breakfast table by Deger Cengiz to the next design level.

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The Kids House by Studio Mama could be the next step in children’s room interior decoration bliss!

Conceived to be a sleeping space and a playhouse in the same time, the Kids House by Studio Mama has the playful charm of a hiding place out in the open. Functional and simple, it also has a blackboard on one side and lego panels on the other. Studio Mama’s Kids House is your inspirational instant deco moment today!

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This morning we got word of some funny new ways to store your books using the latest from Casimir Meubelen: Ladder n°1!

Popping right out of our mailbox was the very familiar shape of a ladder cleverly reinterpreted and used by designer Casimir from Casimir Meubelen. The shelving solution thus created is a one piece deco-extravaganza, the perfect decorative stairway to store all your treasured books!

Available in four sizes, the Casimir Meubelen Ladder n°1 is as beautiful in its retro oak natural simplicity.

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It may not immediately look like deco-established-fact, but Maja Mesić, a young Croatian industrial designer sent us her awarded Alatka project. Alatka has so many implications, I dare not outcount it from deco-related themes!

It’s not just a pencil, it has been created for so much more than just writing! Created to adapt the movement and the drawing position of the hand, Alatka could be the next drawing innovation! (not to mention an aesthetic revolution of the writing tools!) Looking forward to Maja Mesić’s future creations! (for more information about the designer/product, you can email maja.productdesigner at gmail.com)

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When I hear the description “intimate villa”, I automatically start dreaming about a cottage-like home of mignonne proportions, but this Sandvik Villa put my imagination at rest: glass and aluminum can bring intimacy too.

The Sandvik Villa by Helen and Hard Architects is an four stories oasis of glass, aluminum and brick.

Though the very opened exterior could be a perfect giveaway, the interior is so calm and intimate, discrete and natural, it completely breaks you rhythm and gives you peace. Simple straight lines, neutral colors and unagglomerated interiors, everything hugs you, just like the surrounding nature embraces Jenny and Marius Sandvik’s Admiral Cruysgate Villa by HHA.

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Finding the right lamp for your interior could be a tricky thing if you’re looking for something special. Edward Van Vliet’s chrome and porcelain lamps match a great emplacement for a lighting feature.

The staircase uses the space in-between for Edward Van Vliet’s ceiling lamp. The Moroccan design accents add a delicate lace appearance contrasting and taming the chrome’s cold mirror.

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