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“Teckell” is a stunning collection of foosball tables designed by Italian studio Adriano Design for B.lab Italia. Purposely made to draw people’s attention, the popular game was turned into a refined piece of furniture (…)

Vela is a sublime cycle trainer designed by Lunar Europe’s Munich office with home setting in mind. It discreetly incorporates pedals, handlebars, seat and integrates colour-coded light projections to guide the user and create an (…)

A fun collection of chairs named “Caricature as Furniture” by Bangkok-based multidisciplinary studio 56th Studio, which describes its practice as “luxe-personified yet kitschy, neo-ethnic, eclectically bold and youthful”. The project began as an exploration of minimal (…)

Unveiled last year in June, the London 2012 Olympic torch won the Design of the Year award during a ceremony held at London’s Design Museum yesterday. Designed by Barber Osgerby with a triangular shape, it was (…)

Last week Ikea revealed the “Uppleva” (which translates as “Experience” in Swedish): a piece of furniture, a smart television, a DVD player and a sound system combined which aims to bring design and functionality to (…)

A clever collection of lamps which look like paint spilling out of a bucket by French designer Nathalie Bernollin. With its playful design, “Oups” will add a funky touch to your home and fit with all (…)

A smart rethinking of the Fender Telecaster by New York-based art director and designer Matthew Schneider. Since guitars are all made of wood and carbonate material with the same monotonous finishes, it was time for a (…)

“Il Capo” (the head) by Creazioni is an unusual dining table that is three quarter minimalist and one quarter ornately carved. It clearly makes a statement with a clashing contrast which creates a beautiful balance (…)

The “Tout va bien” collection by Bd Barcelona is a rare breed resulting from Paris-based graphic designers Antoine Audiau and Manuel Warosz (Antoine + Manuel) taking an adventure into the field of furniture design. It (…)

A smart and well designed carry-on corkscrew designed by Jakob Wagner for Menu, a rapidly growing Danish design brand. Its case is covered with soft silicone and becomes the handle so that it can (…)