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14.5.15

A washbasin with a missing sink...

I f I can express myself in this way, the sink in the washbasin ELL by Agape presented at Milan Design Week 2015 is replaced by a grid panel, made of marble or stone Solid Surface in various colors and types. Only 4 cm thick, tapering up to 1 cm on the edges:

How do you like it? I am not sure if the water will go where it has to or will splash allover the surface and the floor below, but find it interesting idea. Find more posts about the new products from Milan Design Week 2015.
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8.5.15

Handmade LED Lighting

Maarten Baas and Bertjan Pot for DHPH at Milan 2015

It is fun and it is so fresh! The LEDS Clay collection Dutch designers Maarten Baas and Bertjan Pot includes mirrors and a series of lights in different shapes formed from unevenly moulded coloured clay wrapped around steel frames. Gem-shaped and coloured LED bulbs are embedded in various arrangements.

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Like branches in full bloom :)

The collection was presented last month at Milan Design Week 2015.
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6.5.15

A new idea about vases

The Roots vases, created by Milanese designer Giorgio Bonaguro and produced by DRIADE are made in blown borosilicate glass and, as the author describes them, " are ambivalent because they can be used as decorative flower pots in two directions: on the first side as an one flower-vase and for group of flowers of the other side."

Even without the flower inside they make a perfect accent piece and beautiful decorative object. The vases were presented at Milan Design Week 2015 last month.

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23.4.15

A lot of marble and copper

Designers are more and more working with traditional old materials. We saw that at Milan last week, too.

Contour Dining Table by Bower - Sight Unseen OFFSITE 2015

Marta Sala

‘foiLED again’

Joa Herrenknecht

Studio Pepe's Ossimori collection

“Ossimori,” ©Studiopepe. Photos by Silvia Rivoltella

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22.4.15

Unusual designs at Milan Design Week 2015

I like these artistic and unexpected design solutions presented at Salone 2015:

Kenneth Cobonpue for Hive (source)

Inspiring and inviting, making you think of the endless possibilities design can offer for our everyday living.

Thomas Elliott Burns for Axor

How do you like this unexpected combination of tap, shelf and mirror all in one?

Exnova

Grid sofa/daybed by POOL for Petite Friture | Flodeau.com #MDW2015

"Grid sofa/daybed by POOL for Petite Friture – a design that combines a pure graphic outline, simple geometrical elements and a modular design" (source) Grid sofa/daybed by POOL for Petite Friture | Flodeau.com #MDW2015

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21.4.15

Тrendy material

Which is one of the most trendy materials in current interior design? I will tell you which is the second most trendy one (for the 1st most trendy one my regular readers will know :) or can find if check my most talked about trends lately) - the second one is cement tiles. We saw some interesting new collections at Cersaie last September and now Bisazza is expanding its collection with clever new designs that allow numerous combinations. They were presented at Salone del Mobile and are designed by French architect and designer India Mahdavi .
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You see how many possibilities with just one pattern and several colours?
See more beautiful designs with the cement tiles in my earlier post.
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17.4.15

Today's Inspiration from Milan Salone 2015

Bold sofa by Urquiola - a little disapointing, but interesting

Bisazza has extended its handmade 'Cementiles' line with a new '70s-inspired collection by French designer India Mahdhavi
source: http://www.wallpaper.com/v2/salone-del-mobile/2015#OViOfSxTa4CULlpw.99

'Concertina' chair by Raw Edges
And an interesting idea:

'Chapel' lights with a black spun dome and stained glass window diffusers
Read more at http://www.wallpaper.com/v2/salone-del-mobile/2015#OViOfSxTa4CULlpw.99

Patricia Urquiola, Lilo armchair, Moroso

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16.4.15

More new designs from Milan

The Loop Chair by Markus Johansson

Markus Johansson creates fibreglass Loop Chair from a 3D-printed model

"Patricia Urquiola photographed among her furnishings for Agape and Coedition: the Lariana bath by Agape, made of white Cristalplant®, and Coedition’s Luna cabinet, a combination of walnut and lacquered MDF' (source).