Creative Hollow Chair

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Vancouver based artist Judson Beaumont, Designer and owner of Straight Line Designs, has to be known for our reader as creator of elegant Little Black Dresser. This time he created an amazing armchair called Holow Chair. Its shape allows to to storage many different things.The “bottom” of this chair is absolutely hollow and can be completed in its sole discretion. Here you can arrange toys or books, crafts, or magazines, store in slippers, chargers and remote controls of household appliances. Since this shelf in the chair doesn’t have a door, the cavity can be filled with decorative objects such as artificial flowers and garlands. You can even allow your pet to lie there. Take a look!

Intuition Table by Koket

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Swirling two-tone metal ribbon creates an elegant and beautiful table. Called “Intuition Table” and created by Koket it’s be suitable for enhance an elegant ambience and make your room bright and inviting. According to the manufacturer, it “evokes the mysterious and divine feminine instinct [while the] carefree and unexpected swirls are guided by emotions and desires.” Take a look!

Letter Shelves by Ricard Mollon

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These thermoformed acrylic letterforms by Ricard Mollon aren’t just book shelves, they also tell a lot about your home, quite literally. These shelves are available in floor standing size, or smaller versions for your wall, each letter is sold individually to allow you the freedom to put things in your own words. The most pleasant thing that these shelves are available for purchase at Quattria. You can use them as a room divider, or as a bedside tables. Take a look!

All-in-one Mini Kitchen

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Another great example of mini kitchens. Created by designers Adriano Conti, Corrado Galzio & Alex Innamorati the Minikitchen merges several everyday domestic appliances into one compact unit that’s perfect for the small studio or bachelor pad. A vegetable washer, dishwasher, refrigerator, small pantry, oven, and two other cooking systems eliminate the need for much else in the kitchen, all while saving energy, water, and best of all – space! Take a look!

The Beehive Chair by Graham Roebeck

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The Beehive chair created by New Zealand-based architectural designer Graham Roebeck won the inaugural 2011 Formica Formations competition. “Exploring the theme of today’s highly portable art and media –interpreted through the analogy of sculpture as frozen music- the form is that of a non portable guitar pick and a gourd that are rendered immovable. Frozen. Constructed from Lakepine Zero low emitting MDF, Beehive has beeswax polish to the edges, and uses Warm White Formica high pressure laminate to the vertical faces.”

Artistic Volna Table by Nüvist

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This sculptural and artistic Volna Table was created by Turkish design firm Nüvist. “It was very important to create soft and serene experience in the tangible and the visual sense for this type of table design. The new technologies and the modern materials were the main ingredients for the creation and these provide us to design an unbroken continious form. In this way, Volna Table has met both the functionality and a unique elegance look and it has been shaped like a wave and features an incessant flow.” Take a look!