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Blu Dot was founded in Minneapolis in 1996 by by John Christakos, Charles Lazor and Maurice Blanks. The firm began as a loose collaborative of three college friends trained in architecture and art and is based on the premise that design should be affordable. The partners chose furniture as the subject of interest and opened a studio and operations, and Blu Dot has since been seen on the sets of well-known television shows (Friends and ER), and the brand has won numerous national and international awards.

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Chicago Cocktail Table

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If there's a brand out there that does fun and contemporary variations on mid-century modern design better than Blu Dot, point them my way. A classic of the design studio's evolving collection, this tables adds a warm touch to rigid geometry and puts it all in motion for functional convenience.

Updated Jun 3, 2008

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Blu Dot Modulicious 3

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Full of the quirky elements that Ikea will never quite get right, this Blu Dot Modulicious 3 storage unit is comprised of four unique storage spaces covered by four hinged doors in three colors. The piece is equally at home in your bedroom, office, or living room.

Updated Jun 3, 2008

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Blu Dot Buttercup Rocker

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Striking and unconventional, the Buttercup Rocker turns your grandmother's rocker inside out. Molded white oak and walnut sit atop brushed stainless steel for a piece that feels both contemporary and comfortably timeless.

Updated Jun 10, 2008

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Blu Dot Desk 51

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Stripping the functionality of a desk to it's bare essentials, this Desk 51 by Blu Dot gives you only the exposed and hidden surfaces you need. A striking color choice gives it some punch.

Updated Jun 10, 2008

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Blu Dot Modulicious Power Desk

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I am a keen observer of the various ways that people nest. Take an office/desk space, for example. Some people prefer a completely minimalist approach with no straggling papers, no drawers to fill up, no plants, no flare, just a clean and uncluttered environment. Others like filing systems, drawers, desktop accessories, figurines, art, notes, bulletin boards, pictures, a cactus named Kelly Clarkson, etc. Blu Dot's Modulicious Power Desk is perfect for someone who needs a place to stash some stuff, but also have a piece that has some character and color. The body has a beautiful wood finish and the drawers are powder-coated steel that come in a variety of color options. My current work space needs a little help. Maybe The Modulicious Power Desk will inspire me to get creative. (via Design Public)

Updated Oct 4, 2007

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Blu Dot - Browse Products/Storage

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Blue Dot's Series 11 Console is a highly refined piece of large storage furniture that can add a touch of class to your video game collection. Understated door pulls smoothly integrate into the exterior of the piece, with sits on a handsome and minimal stainless steel base.

Updated Aug 2, 2008

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Blu Dot Ripple Table

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At 36" x 36" and 12" in height, the Ripple Table from Blu Dot is designed as a coffee table. The deceptively simple piece features a curvy underside to its graphite-on-oak or white oak surface that adds an added touch of character that flows into the table's brushed stainless steel base.

Updated Aug 2, 2008

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Blu Dot Real Good Chair

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Blue Dot has a new collection out that are without a doubt pieces that will be in the design industry for many many years. From the Guacamole Animal Sofa (in big or small), to the Blur Lounge Chair and Ottoman, to the simple yet delectable Nook bed, to the Desk 51 in red, to the Knicker Chairs, to all the sweet Sprout table options, to the Bonnie and Clyde Sectional Sofa…my goodness the list goes on! It is really difficult to pinpoint a highlight of the new line, but I have seen the Real Good Chair featured in numerous design centric spots so it may be in the forefront as far as being the spokes person/chair for the new collection. Good show, Blu Dot. Good show. (via Design Public)

Updated Sep 20, 2007

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Blu Dot Dwell Lounge Chair

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The Dwell Lounge Chair is part of Blu Dot's 2008 collection, which expands upon the brand's vision of tasteful, accessible modernism. The chair's stainless or powder-coated steel frame supports a fabric mesh seat with integrated cushions.

Updated Jun 25, 2008

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Blu Dot Series 11 Lateral File

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A bit of a stylistic refinement from Blu Dot's Modulicious collection, the brand's Series 11 range is monochromatic and understated-a bit more grown-up. This Lateral file is available in graphite on oak or white oak (shown).

Updated Aug 2, 2008

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