Split Grain: wooden lamps and sculptures
Under the brand Split Grain American designer Paul Foeckler manufactures and sells stylish minimalist lamps and sculptures of California cypress.
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Ossa Chairs
A collaboration of designers Solveig Johannessen and Krystin Clarke, who live and work in Vancouver – a concept of Ossa chairs. This is a fully flexible wooden chair, equipped with a folding tricky mechanism.
“Wooden stones” Kinoishi. Philosophical toy for children and adults from Taku Satoh
Philosophical toy Kinoishi, which entertains, and soothing, Japanese designer named Taku Satoh came up in the spring of 2011. With this unusual project he was involved in charity fair, all the money from which[...]
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Stylish wooden accessories from the Eye Of The World Designs company
Wood – is not only building material, the best friend of bizarre “green” and food for beavers. But as the raw material for the manufacture of stylish designer accessories. And the style[...]
Outside in: wooden lamps, coat racks and shelves, presented by the nature
Usually nature is called the best designer and artist, and with this we can argue only up to the moment when the eyes don’t see a great rainbow, magical waterfalls, picturesque glade in the[...]
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“Bundle” – A collection of folding furniture. Simple and sleek design
Unusual collection of wooden furniture, which is different minimalist design and a modest exterior, designed the designer Catherine Louise Aitkin, Master of the Royal College of Art in Great Britain. Furniture, or[...]
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