Tag Archives: furniture designers
bella by gloster: sophisticated outdoor furniture

Outdoor furniture has changed a lot since the days of plastic chords around metal frames and crunchy, over treated canvas upholstery. You just need to take a look at Bella, the marvelous suite of furniture designed by Carsten Astheimer for … Continue reading →
top swivel and tilt chairs for the stylish home office

Swivel chairs with casters are a must in a home office, so in a recent research trip to find a stylish piece, I was amazed at how little I saw that was special. Yes, there are hundreds of office furniture … Continue reading →
the london design festival – what caught my eye at the 100% design fair

One of my design destinations during my visit with MODENUS BlogTour to the London Design Festival was the 100% Design show over at Earl’s Court. It’s the U.K.’s single biggest design trade event to run during the festival. The show … Continue reading →
the fun, creative and experimental from tent london

Previously I blogged about Shoreditch, the energetic neighborhood around Tent London, one of the Mama fairs anchoring the London Design Fair in the east side of the city. On another post, I shared some of my top picks from Tent London … Continue reading →
the london design festival – 5 refined objects from tent london

Yesterday I introduced you to Shoreditch, the high-energy area in London hosting Tent London – one of many design/decoration fairs held during the London Design Festival. Â More accurately, the fair is called Tent London & Superbrands London held in the … Continue reading →
The london design festival – five favorite designers from design junction

My Fall began with a wonderful 6-day trip with MODENUS BlogTour to the London Design Festival, an almost overwhelming citywide, design extravaganza with hundreds of venues exhibiting the latest and greatest that lasts 2 weeks. Today I focus on Design … Continue reading →
phase out boring design with innovative furniture

Reza Feiz of Phase Design in LA has furniture design down to a fine art. His whole philosophy is to use luxurious textures and finishes to create elegant and functional creations. I can see the influence of the great Southern … Continue reading →
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