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product|added Oct 04, 2012 0 LightDrive TableLamp
This contemporary bulb-less design uses a specially engineered Total Internal Reflection channel to direct light from highpower LEDs in the base to the top of the lamp where it is softly diffused. This diffusion zone is where one would expect the light bulb to be. Heat is carefully managed by a system of precision engineered aluminum components, resulting in a lamp exterior that is neutral to the touch and with no exposed hotspots.
Designer: David Lee, Steven Peltier, Raj Singh (United States)
product|added Oct 04, 2012 0 Trunk
Stool and side table in solid wood and plexiglass.
Designer: mist-o (Italy)
product|added Oct 04, 2012 0 Bold Cabinet
Thanks to the small size and the basic design, Bold is a provocative cabinet suitable for each part of the house. Combined with Round basin it can be a washstand while, with its plate for objects, it becomes a practical storage cabinet. The “oversized” handle is not only functional but becomes a bold element in the character of the object.
Designer: mist-o (Italy)
product|added Oct 04, 2012 0 Mezzanino
This is a monolithic sculptured table that is extremely simple and linear but with the addition of an element that moderates the austerity and rigid quality of the object. There is a series of steps that direct one`s attention to the world of architecture by calling to mind the stairs of buildings and monuments and the steps leading to the door of a house.
Designer: mist-o (Italy)
product|added Oct 01, 2012 0 Take Off Your Shoes and Jacket
Shoes, jackets, scarf-Everything wants to be packed, but what is if the corridor is very small? The usage is so simple as the design. By the position change of the wardrobe " Take Off Your Shoes and Jacket" it becomes a tray for shoes or jackets. Any kind of shoes sticks loosely between the two differently deep bended pipe. The clamp can be attached to the pipe construction. Depending in his needs, the user can be fixed additional tray to put accessories down there.
Designer: Ariane März (Germany)
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