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Re-Ply Chair by Dan Goldstein
October 30, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Designer Dan Goldstein has discovered a way to make cardboard strong enough to make permanent furniture. This sustainable in design chair Re-Ply uses a moulding technique to shape 4 layers of heavy duty corrugated cardboard into a strong shell that is comfortable to sit on.
Everitt & Schilling Sustainable Wooden Tiles
June 08, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Everitt & Schilling Tile is a company that specialises in up-cycled and re-claimed handmade wooden wall tiles. They can be used for just about anything from kitchen backsplashes to bathroom wall treatments, and even as sculptural wall decoration.
Purewhyte Lightweight Steel Tables
March 21, 2012 | Home Couture Store
These Purewhyte Drew Tables are an extension of the Drew range launched in Spring 2009. They use the same handwriting and manufacture process; made from one continuous piece of recycled steel rod. Minimal material is wasted in production. The forms have been pared down, making an even purer form. They are smaller, lighter so it [...]
Patricia Urquiola Architect Designer
March 07, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Our exclusive interview with Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola, which features in our Designer Profile in the current issue of Home Couture magazine, trained in Madrid and Milan prior to gaining international recognition for her versatile and original work. We gain an insight into her inspirations and highlight her best projects to date.