Lifestyle Coffee Table created by designer Sara Huston adds a new functionality to the idea of a table. The top of the table have custom grooves where you can put all your magazine symmetrically.

I don’t know what to think about this idea to have a table like that but if you are obsessed to have the magazines positioned perfectly, it will be just great for you!

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‘Stone cushions’ designed by South African Ronel Jordaan are made from a textile that mimic the natural color and marbling pattern of real stones and pebbles. The cushions are made from 100% merino wool.

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The designer Erdem Selek showed us that plain cardboard can be transform into a simple furniture, like this foldable cardboard stool.

The stool is entirely made from a cardboard but for our amazing can carry a person up to 90 kg.

No glues and chemicals are used to set up the stool. Smaller versions of this chair can be made to fit in your backpack and take them wherever you go.

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Endoskeletons is a project designed by Alon Meron where all the furniture in a room is connected together. The project aims to offer an internal skeleton to the furniture, rearranging elements of the living space around a frame.

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Why is your chair obese?Maybe because it is designed for couch potatoes being very confortable to stay all day in it ?

The first chair is designed by Charlotte Kingsnorth of Buckinghamshire New University which took First  place in a Furniture Design Contest.

The idea behind this chair was ” inspired by the new Vitra Edition collection that is unencumbered by commercial constraints and pushes the boundaries of innovative furniture design”.

Kingsnorth says she was inspired from the obesity of people and Jenny Saville’s paintings: “a sofa that has been devoured by its obese occupier”. “The flesh has spilled and encased the sofa… until the two have married into a new grotesque form,” she explains.

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