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Transitions Cutlery By Mickael Boulay
March 18, 2013 | Home Couture Store
Transitions cutlery collection created by French designer Mickael Boulay in collaboration with a physiotherapist is a set of cutlery that assists the development of impaired motor skills through a series of tangible steps.
Torn – A Collaboration Between Ceramicist and Artist
February 27, 2013 | Home Couture Store
Two Americans, a ceramicist Robert Siegal and artist Aaron Hawks have joined forces to create a unique, limited-edition collection of handmade objects made from fine porcelain. Torn features everything from pieces in a table setting, to a chandelier, to fetish items, and everything in between, including the table they are all sitting on. Each object is made and torn by [...]
Interlocking Coasters by Michiel Cornelissen Ontwerp
August 13, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Thought coasters were always boring shaped pads? Think again, designer Michiel Cornelissen has creted interlocking coasters called Zesch. Place them individually or join them together to create a mesh pattern shape on your table.
Saya Chairs by Lievore Alther Molina for Arper
August 01, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Spanish designer Lievore Altherr Molina has developed the inspired by nature Saya chair series for Italian manufacturer Arper. Saya is a chair that features a bold, striking silhouette, graphic in its appearance.
Lento Dining Collection by Harri Koskinen for Artek
June 18, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Lento dining collection designed by Finnish designer Harri Koskinen for Artek. The collection is simple, much in the style of previous Artek collections, with a simple base design reminiscent of the curved legs of the Aalto chairs and stools. First exhibited during New York design week.
Poetic Chapeau Food Bowls by Milia Seyppel
May 17, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Milia Seyppel Chapeau bowls understands serving food as an aesthetic, even a poetic act in a way and becomes a game of forms. The colour story enhances the poetic feel of these set of bowls.
Angular Sideboards by Ewan Péron
March 28, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Interesting angular sideboard by Ewan Péron for the new french design brand TurriniBY, combines oak and a white Daquacryl veneer. What’s unique about the design is not only the angular features, but the translucent acrylic feet.
Roche Bobois Transparent Motorised Extendable Dining Table
March 22, 2012 | Home Couture Store
The cool Astrolab dining table by Roche Bobois. Is a glorious polished aluminium legged and glass plate topped extendable dining table. The exposed motorised cog mechanism reveals two 40cm extensions to accommodate any type of dinner gathering. It is battery operated and remote controlled.
Moon Glass Cup Calendar by Tale
March 09, 2012 | Home Couture Store
The design studio Tale based in Seoul, Korea has created a set of Moon Glass cups that are anything but ordinary. The ceramic cup shows a full moon when it’s full of liquid, then as you drink, it slowly unveils a half moon, then a crescent-shaped moon.
Modern Hand-Made DC10 Dining Chair
March 05, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Milan based design company Inoda + Sveje have designed DC10 a dining chair for Miyazaki Chair Factory Co. The structure focuses on the details of the form, the edges, and the joints, creating a unified, sculptural furniture piece. The continuous shape is a combination of modern production and hand-made construction.