If you’re a graphic designer, a photographer or any type of digital artist, check out this collection of accessories that will make a lot of sense in your home or office!

 

 

 

 

 

furniture by: oliver conrad

After spending 2 years collecting discarded chairs from friends and the streets of London, designer Martino Gamper spent 100 days creating 100 new chair designs. “My intention is to investigate the potential for creating useful new designs by blending together stylistic or structural elements of existing chair types.”

I have always been fascinated in deconstruction and reconfiguration, a process that allows the mind to travel outside the constraints of conformity. Some of his designs are a bit out of whack but many achieve a beautiful unexpected harmony. I love the Sonet Butterfly (shown above to the right).

This bookshelf called Hold On Tight by Colleen & Eric took my breath away. It comes with an integrated bookend (a cube with an oversized wing-nut that you can loosen and slide on a track to make room for more books). It’s minimal and brilliant. Make that cube white or red and I am in heaven.

Rosembaum® has just created a new line of furniture, sold only at Micasa store and manufactured by Artefama Industry. Caruaru is a line of furniture inspired on the improvise of Caruaru fair, one of the biggest open fairs of the world, a Brazilian cultural asset, over 200 years in the Agreste of Pernambuco.

Meeting room table for the Boys and Girls ad agency in Dublin. I absolutely want one, so awesome.

Here this astonishing table transforming itself into true piano in order to optimize space to the maximum. Indicated and conceived by creative Georg Bohle, the stereotypes are signed by Joost van Brug. An instrument and a luxury article, available to the price of 6000 dollars.