Inspired by children’s gestures, this rug transforms into an infinite freeway interchange (or is the other way around?). Comes with three wooden toy cars. ]]>
Inspired by children’s gestures, this rug transforms into an infinite freeway interchange (or is the other way around?). Comes with three wooden toy cars. ]]>
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A clever twist on a classic design, the Moda does what conventional coffee tables can’t. With three moveable wooden trays, you’ll enjoy the freedom of creating new configurations for displaying your decorative items. You can even remove the trays for countless uses in other areas of your artistic home. Choose from refreshing cherry or deep espresso finishes for the look that best suits you.]]>
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Crosslight is an contemporary double-cruciform light soon to be illuminating U.K interiors. Multi-functionality is the key here, the sculptural lamp can either be used individually as a stand-alone table or floor light, or as part of a chandelier ensemble with special rings connecting multiple lights together. The orange version produces a gentle warming orange glow from the interior, while white orbs are reflected on the surrounding surfaces. The white cross-light gives a diffuse cascade of light.]]>
Josh Longo of Longoland has graduated from his signature eccentric dolls to home goods, like this felted cashmere rug.]]>
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Working with designer Jakub Berdych under the Qubus Studio banner, the interior of St. Bartholomew’s Church features Verner Panton chairs customised with a punched crucifix, Persian rugs and chandeliers of rough-cut crystal. I am completely mesmerized by these pictures and really want to visit this church and see it with my own eyes. An absolutely stunning combination of old and new: St. Bartholomew’s Church by Maxim Velcovsky]]>
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Missing your piggy bank from childhood? This minimalist felt pig provides a perfect place to keep your coins.]]>
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