Extra&ordinary Design has created Jumony – a bespoke range of tabletop sculptures, drawing inspiration from the beautiful silk ruffles of the Korean traditional pouch. The London-based design studio’s Jumony collection includes 5 pieces of table-top and wall-mount sculptures alongside a ...
OPOSSUM Design agency in Wurzbach, Germany has created minimalist yet functional coffee tables CT-01 and CT-03. These multi-functional furniture pieces serve as conventional table in your living room, as well as, feature storage compartments to keep your stuff inside, eliminating ...
Want to gift a stylish vase to a flower loving friend, or looking for a unique decorative element for your bedroom or office desk? You don’t have to look anywhere else because we have an amazing pick for you which ...
Tamim Daoudi, an independent designer from Strasbourg, and an expert of industrial and interior design, in collaboration with a skilled stone cutter Francois Keller has carved beautiful vase called ‘HAAFE’. The striking flower pot ideal for interior decor is crafted ...
Just in time for the Valentine’s Day, renowned artist Michael Kalish has unveiled limited edition Love interactive sculpture. “The Art of Finding Love” collection includes the tabletop version of the word ‘Love’ that’s crafted in a three-dimensional figure. Made in ...
Nothing beats the smells of fresh flowers for a refreshing kickstart every morning. But how about adding some twist to your floral display? Mobi Whale Vase is a quirky flower vessel that can turn any surface on which it is ...
French designer Paul Menand has created an unusual brick-shaped Reversed Vase made from ceramic. The best thing about this unique vase is that it can hold any sized plants in both vertical and horizontal directions. The vase has two small ...
The Japanese seem to have a knack for creating innovative flower vases with a minimalist essence. First it was the Hana, and now we have come across Still Green Water, another delicate tribute to the Japanese art form of pottery. Mimicking ...
