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Alphabet Furniture by Joel and Elmy
February 13, 2013 | Home Couture Store
Designers Joel and Elmy have created for the Singapore-based design company DDB Group, this modular flat-packed alphabet furniture in which you can connect the letters to create a particular product. For example, L-A-M-P put together will give you – a lamp!
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Furniture DesignPostable Envelope Sized Table by Studio Toer
July 30, 2012 | Home Couture Store
A concept design by Studio Toer have developed a concept design idea where one could potentially post a table in a small packet and the recipient assemble and use as a standard full sized table.
String Weave Separators by Outofstock Design
May 01, 2012 | Home Couture Store
The thick elastic cords used in this piece by Outofstock are weaved together in a steel frame to create screens that define a semi-private space. The pendant lamp shares the same aesthetic with the elastic cords and geometric shapes.
Nendo Balancing Act Coffee Table
February 06, 2012 | Home Couture Store
The Dependencies Collection of furniture by Japanese designers Nendo are only stable when objects are placed on it. Without the objects placed on top, the furniture is incomplete and are simply a set of loose panels.