Rizo lamp by Guillem Pérez García

The Rizo lamp is an interesting piece of lighting, that makes use of the coil structure combined with wood and metal. A design by Guillem Pérez García from Ximo Roca Diseño in Valencia, Spain.

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Corner Bin by Anthony Guex

The Corner Bin is a nicely designed trash can, that is ideal for small spaces and all the office basketball player. The Swiss designer Anthony Guex created the top of the plastic made bin in the shape of  a drop, with the tip perfectly aligning with the wall corner, but it is lofted to the bottom, so that the base doesn’t touch the wall plinth.

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Adamantem Chair Concept by Magnus Skogsfjord

Magnus Skogsfjord, who is a designer at Miror Design in Oslo, Norway, had the idea of creating a piece of furniture, that utilizes a basic shape for all the framing parts. After a while he came up with a standing Diamond shape and the result of further developments is the concept for this Adamantem chair. The legs consist of four pieces, that together, form the Diamond shape on which the design is based.

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Portal by Lake + Wells together with Karice

Portal is the name of the fascinating fusion of a sconce and a floor lamp.

The name comes from the illusion of mirrors being a portal into a different world.

Lake and Wells created this special lamp with the help of the lighting specialists of Karice. The design results in an aluminum body, that is machined from a single block and anodized before being assembled withe the hand-polished brass mirror. 

(Source: lakeandwells.com)

Rise Smart Lamp by Nolii & Layer Design

Nolii developed the concept of this Rise smart lamp together with Layer Design.

The lamp is designed to simulate the rise of the sun and wake you up at your desired time. At the same time the lamp can charge your phone by plugging it in or wireless. The lamps settings are set via an app.

(Source: wearenolii.com)

Tonning & Stryn Collection by Andreas Engesvik

This Tonning & Stryn called furniture collection is composed of a series of cabinets, a series of side tables and a writing desk. The whole line, with its minimalistic, modern Scandinavian appearance, is designed by Andreas Engesvik in Oslo and hand crafted in Stryn, Norway. Every part is made of solid Oak wood.

(Source: andreasengesvik.no)

Bright Vision pendant lamp by Jonas Hoejgaard

The Danish Designer Jonas Hoejgaard created this Bright Vision called pendant lamp with his HJA design studio. The lamp is produced by Nordic Tales. The lamp was created by the desire of a lamp, that emits a soft and a directional light at the same time. The upper part is made of an opal white glass cap with neodymium magnets, that hold the light directing lower metal part.

(Source: jonashoejgaard.com)

GC18 Giant´s Causeway tables by David Knowles

The British Product and Furniture Designer-Maker David Knowles created the GC18 Giants Causeway side table and coffee table, made of Jesmonites and blackened steel. This interesting geologically inspired structure was awarded with the Rado Star Prize 2018.

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The Golde Lamp by Bjarke Ingels for Artemide

The Architect Bjarke Ingels again coorporated with Artemide. The result is the Golpe pendant lamp. A combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. The shade is venetian-handblown glass and the lighting is a red, white and blue LED optimized for plants. The glass is finished in white, transparent silver and transparent bronze. It was just displayed at the London Design Festival 2018

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Juro Stools by Thomas Kral

The Juro collection is a set of three different stools and a bench. This design beautifully shows, that minimalism doesn’t mean simple. despite being very minimalistic in their appearance, all items are very well thought out in every aspect. e.g. how the legs touch the floor or how all the joints come together. Thomas Kral, the Slovakia born and Switzerland based designer, got inspired for this oak made furniture items, by his Slovakian roots.

(Source: tomaskral.ch)