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Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec: Zip Rug: The Bouroullec brothers do it again with this wonderful "zip' rug. Four different pieces, you choose the colors and you can change the size of the rug with a simple zzzzzip!
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Raising the next famous artist? then maybe these Modulon blocks from Naef, inspired by Piet Mondrian, will influence your artist-to-be.
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It's always a number game. Made of stainless steel and it's 5.6" in height.
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From the Eames estate produced by Vitra germany. Designed in 1948 by Charles and Ray Eames and inspired on a sculpture by Gaston Lachaise. Definitely my new desire.
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BTW I have recommended this item before but I must let you know there are other colors besides white, there is also a black, red and chrome (a bit more expensive).
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Enjoying this letter wall organizer. Handsome design.
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Fantastic looking and a bit weird is the 83' Sepik Teapot designed by Marco Zanini in Memphis, Italy.
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Makes for a beautiful presentation.
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Bovist is a decorative floor cushion, stool, and ottoman all in one. It has an appealing shape and high degree of seating comfort with a filling of small plastic balls. Large sections of embroidery give the cover, which consists o... Bovist is a decorative floor cushion, stool, and ottoman all in one. It has an appealing shape and high degree of seating comfort with a filling of small plastic balls. Large sections of embroidery give the cover, which consists of different colored fabrics, a particular charm and there is a knitted thread handle for moving Bovist to different places in the home.
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I think this speaks for itself.
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Not as good as being there but a pretty cute design nonetheless. Plus they even include Sicily and Sardinia!
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Icon of modern design. Designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Tendo Japan in 1961
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I can barely afford this miniature reproduction of the famous Lockheed Lounge, let alone the original. Created in 1986 by Australian design superstar Marc Newson, I remember being amazed by the original which was in the lounge of ... I can barely afford this miniature reproduction of the famous Lockheed Lounge, let alone the original. Created in 1986 by Australian design superstar Marc Newson, I remember being amazed by the original which was in the lounge of the Paramount Hotel in New-York.
