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This interesting furniture garden installation by Japanese design studio Nendo, is rightfully called Chair Garden for its modern reflection on interior landscapes. In their own words:
“A stool grows a backrest, and becomes a chair. When an armrest sprouts from it, it is an armchair. The stool grows sideways, and becomes a bench, or lengthwise and becomes a lounge chair, or even a bed. If we can see a piece of furniture’s function changes as it grows and matures over time, we may find new clues, even a way to design form naturally.”
[ Via Nendo.jp ]
These fun clocks are by Maiko Kuzunishi of Decoylab Design Studio. Maiko is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in Kansas City, Missouri. Her work is also for sale at her etsy shop.
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Looking to bring some green into your room? Look no further than Grassland, a German company that specializes in grassy interior design. Their offerings range from bulbous grass lamps to full grass wall slabs. Genius through simplicity.
[ Via grassland-site.com ]
Why wait to prepare your child for our future mutant overloards when Mortimer the Mutated Bear can help you get started today!
via Etsy
This Russian designer is not a fan of plastic. Having said that, he has come up with a a sustainable design alternative: the wooden mouse.
Look fantastic in plastic with unique jewelry designed by Margaux Lange. Her fun collection includes necklaces, bracelets, brooches, rings and earrings–all made with Barbie parts. Arms, legs, breasts, facial features, and interesting oddities, such as this re-construction of Ken’s parts, are all thoughtfully designed to be worn around your own bits.
“I enjoy the funny juxtaposition of wearing the body, on the body. Barbie has become the accessory instead of being accessorized. I take pleasure in the contrast and contradiction of something mass-produced being transformed into a handmade, wearable piece of art,” Lange writes of her art.
Visit Margaux Lange’s website to view more her funky collections: http://www.margauxlange.com
all images via margauxlange.com
Got commitment issues? Like a bit of pop art in your accessories? Feeling a bit anti-establishment? Or just on a budget? Then this brilliant take on the classic engagement ring could be the perfect fit for you!
Created by Alissia Melka-Teichroew, the Brooklyn-based founder and creative director of byAMT, these ultra-fun silhouette rings come in candy-colored acrylic hues, as well as classic silver and gold. And it’s not all diamonds–there are pearl rings and men’s rings too.
Well, I’m sold, and best of all, the acrylic rings only run $12! Now, what color should I choose?
These are the cutest sticky notes we’ve ever seen! And using them would be like slowly eating your way through the fruit itself! What a stellar concept. D-Bros via Tokyo Mango
