Little Bambi

Aaaawwww..!! Aren't they the cutest chairs ever..?! =D

image via designboom

Designed by Takeshi Sawada, the bambi chair is participating at the Tokyo Designboom Mart 2012. It's on now through November 5th 2012.

Simple and Finished

They called it Fundamental Furniture..

For those who might have never know, let me show you some products design by Japanese furniture maker from Building Fundamental Furniture, one of the "form follow function" furniture maker believers..

Using a fine material with a sufficient design and accurate structure, leave it without any decoration but beautifully finished. They design furniture that is adaptable and modular, so that the user could freely changing the layout of their room, and also could be use for a long time due to the growth of the family.

These are my favorites.. (^^)

  

The basic furniture gives the user ability to arrange their room easily, and the variety of the wood could give a different touch for every room. Who knows that simple could be so much fun..?! :)

Visit their website here to see more nice and clean designs from Building Fundamental Furniture.

Source:

Remodelista

Building Fundamental Furniture

Saving Your Small Space?

Are you living in a compact studio or a small apartment that you feel "shrinking" every time you put a new furniture in it? Small spaces need smart choices for their stuff. It's a little bit tricky, you know, choosing the right stuff for the room.

Now you might wanna see this cool products that designed for saving the small spaces..

It's a box that can carry all of the furniture you need for your small room, Casullo by Marcel Krings & Sebastian Mühlhäuser.

And this little cube box..

is a set of stools for your dinning room.

For beds and sofas, you would like this..

Now for the fun part..

This is a ping-pong table (or) door by Tobias Fränzel. If you live side-to-side next to your best friend, this could be a nice option for your connection door, hehee.. ;)

And who would know that you have a piano inside your table??

What would be better than some convertible furniture for your small space? Well, nothing I guess.. :)

(via Home Designing)

Add Pink To Your Room..!!

Randomly searching for pink furniture and found this amazing pictures of them on Flickr..









Pinkylicious..!! Hopefully could be an inspiration for you..
Have a nice day.. April is coming.. ^^

Made by Recycled Electrical Wire

I was just step on this picture on google image search and found an interesting fact about a recycled electrical wire.. They could be pretty cool when transformed into other stuff..!!

Grain Electric Wire Ring

What else can be made from a recycled wire?? I did some research and found this lovely product that were made by them..

Electric Wire Star

Grain Electric Love Bangle

Electric Wire Chair

Electric Wire Bookmarks

Electrical Wire Necklace

Woolastic..

That word is just jump out of my brain when I saw these cool concept from PeliDesign. They said that they tried to combine of the "plastic-world" and the world of wooden furniture to create some unique pieces of furniture.

The result is just too cool to be ignored. It looks like the resin is grew up and stick on the wood naturally.. and the forms are highly represent the differences between the character of plastic and wood.

I really love the stool by the way, heheee.. :D

Source: designshoot.com

Vintage Beauty

Stop by on Silla Home and saw some of their beautiful furniture. Silla Home is one of the local furniture brand here in Indonesia. I have read an article about it that said they also redesigning used furniture sometimes. Well I guess these are some of the vintage ones.

Lovely.. :)

Wilde Gedachten

To all designers and design lovers, fashionista, bloggers, cyclist, business men and women, lecturer, students, everybody and you!!

Don't miss it.. The 2nd Product Design Award.. Be there and enjoy the show..!!
Looking forward to see you all there.. ^^

The Biedermeier

I'm new to this style, but I do curious about it..

So the story is.. I was checking on this group page Gaisbauer Furniture on my Facebook account and interested on their products. So I look at their website here and found a lot more gorgeous furniture..

Stool (walnut)

Sofa (walnut)

I'm not really a big fans of classic but I like some of classic furniture.. They come in great shapes, really.. Some were combined by another materials (like that stool) that made it look simpler and yet modern, not old.. And I love the fact that they usually manufactured by hand.. and this Gaisbauer Furniture, made me curious about the Biedermeier style that they use on their products.

On my conclusion, Biedermeier style in furniture design is one of the classic styles that was very influential during the early 19th century in Austria and Germany, when the prospering middle-classes wanted a simpler style than the pompous, magnificent Empire style with its grand monumental mahogany furniture.

Biedermeier furniture used locally available materials such as cherry, ash and oak woods. The furniture was simple and elegant. Its original geometric shape often leads it to being described as the forerunner of the modern furniture.

Secretaire (walnut)

The secretaire is one of my favorite. I think it might be the 'it' thing on that time, like you have to put them on your room so that could make you look more fashionable.. things like that, you know, you are very cool if you have one, hehee..

Anyway, Gaisbauer Furniture is also did some projects with other designer. From cocktail bar project to the office room. And I do have my favorite one of their project.. This oval dinning set designed by Ernst Fuchs is just sooo gorgeous..!! :D

Oval Dinning Set Designed by Ernst Fuchs

Convertible Furniture

I have a huge interest about convertible furniture since my last project at uni. I found the word 'convert' on the book Design For Kids and wondered what does that word means, like in a real product, you know, how does a convertible furniture looks like..??

I searched for the meaning of 'convert' and 'convertible' first and had found a lot! (At first I thought it was 'convertable' but then I know it was a wrong phrase) . So here I am with my own conclusion..

"A convertible furniture is a multifunctional furniture or a furniture that can be used with more than one configuration. With that kind of character, a convertible furniture could have longer life and could even save more room space than the others in common."

Anyway, I found this picture when I was googling for image but I couldn't find the owner so I'm sorry for not using the credit here.. Anyone knows? Feel free to let me know on your comments, thank you :)


This convertible sofa would be a perfect product in a small apartment, isn't it..?? ^^

for baby

My upcoming final assignment is going to be "designing a furniture for baby". Still working on the proposal now, while finishing my assignment for this semester. So many things have to be done this year. ^^

Anyway, I borrowed this book from my friend last year, Designed For Kids. There are so many wonderful nursery products designed by designers from around the world. Somehow I like this bassinet designed by Min Kang, a senior designer from Boston.

This is YiAhn, a modular baby bassinet, if I can say. Min named it after his son, Yi Ahn. He designed it before he was born to showed his love to him. Ah, I just love the story behind it. :P You can find it here.



The problem of a bassinet is, it is expensive and can only be used for a short period of time. After a few months, it will become useless. For that problem, Min made an effort to solve it. The bassinet can be used for many years than before by transforming into some other products like storage, chair and table. And when the family has a second baby, it can be used as a bassinet again.

What a design!! :D