Photo by Tillmann Franzen www.tillmannfranzen.com
Recently launched at imm Cologne, we are in love with these smart wooden containers by industrial designer Eric Degenhardt for German brand Böwer. Finely crafted from turned ash, the rim of each container is partially cut away to create a handy letterbox-shaped opening for removing the lid.
Found via the procrastination tool that is Pinterest (Did you know we pin? Follow us here) this small collection of hand painted wooden magnets is by Italian design collective Studio Fludd. Read the rest of this entry »
Armed with a set of power tools and a truck, Brooklyn-based designer and maker Ariele Alasko of Brooklyn To West collects old, unwanted timber and takes it back to her studio where she skillfully crafts it into unique pieces of reclaimed furniture. Not only is her finished work amazing to look at but she also documents the making process beautifully with images that she posts to her blog and Instagram. Read the rest of this entry »
Designed by Andrea Magnani, Giovanni Delvecchio and Elisabetta Amatori of Milan-based studio Resign, the Di Corte chairs are an exploration into artificial vs natural forms of protection.