truc design

Coffee time
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Ce fauteuil en forme de demi-tasse avec le liquide de café qui coule est très sympa
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Ou bien, ce "meuble de salon" pour profiter du temps avec des amis en buvant du café
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trucdesign

NYC-based designer Mark A. Reigelman II will install “Stair Squares” across the front steps of Brooklyn's Borough Hall from August 17-26 this summer. The public furniture pieces are designed not only as an aesthetic asset, but as a functional asset as well. They will be strategically integrated into urban landscape and incorporated into daily life.
“Neighborhood workers can take advantage of some al fresco lunch dining while passersby get a sprinkle of color while walking past the historic government building.”


Designer :: Mark A. Reigelman II

FLOGER Chair

There is a comment on floger by Cory O'Malley


'A striking new chair prototype from Turkish design studio DesignNobis, this Floger chair successfully reimagines the stackable chair. For anyone who has ever thought the stacking chair is generally a little uncomfortable, the Floger creates a countoured mold to fit the shape of the user, and I'm seeing possibility of interior upholstery, or at least cushions. For stacking, the chair folds into a clamshell, although it's considerably larger than most. But I see this more in the home than in the high school assembly hall, anyway. If the seat can feature cushioning, I think this piece might be a unique bridge between stacking chairs that sit stored away and your comfortable, everyday lounge. ' By: cory o'malley

Canvas :: Francesco Cappuccio

The coffee table "Canvas" is obviously inspired by Piet Mondrian painting "Composition with Gray and Light Brown".

It represents the attempt to investigate the relationships between art and design.

The sliding secret door come out from the pattern of the painting and allows to use it as storage. Produced by Artitude

Designer :: Francesco Cappuccio
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