The young dutch designer Patrick Schuur designed the ‘cassette tape closet’ project with 918 cassette tapes that covers a wooden frame.

You can use it as an office space divider or as astorage closet. But this kind of closet can be made by anybody, in my opinion. Just buy a nice and cheap IKEA furniture and cover it with cassette tapes. But where can you find hundreds of cassette tapes? You could ask your friends to give them to your for a nice project .

If you want more information about Patrick and his creation visit his website.

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Do you want to sit on something comfortable? Something like… stainless steel?Personally I think that this chair is absolutely not comfortable at all but somebody thinks that, because he built it!

The “Tube Chair” as it is called, is made from stainless steel tubes but I’m not sure how this piece of furniture will fit in an old fashioned living room.

The price is £2000, a little too high…

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This is the modern folder for the old fashioned way of filing which is giving you a piece of the virtual space in a real world.

I like a lot the idea because the holders look very nice on your wall and of course are very practically. But maybe they are a little too expensive?

The New Folder Document Holder was designed by Kathrin Lang, Wolfgang Robler.

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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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