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JunkTree by JDS Architects

Posted: 02 Jul 2012 07:51 AM PDT



The JunkTree is basically an accessories holder in the shape of a colorful CNC cut PMMA tree. Here, the junk is defined as the collection of things that populate our homes and is somewhat scarcely necessary but not, or not really yet, to be thrown away. Things we are attached to, but not to a point that they deserve their own place and display.

JunkTree is designed & produced by JDS Architects. 






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Lazy Football by Emanuele Magini

Posted: 01 Jul 2012 09:19 AM PDT



"When I was a child, my passion for football could not be completely fulfilled by playing all day in the public parks of my hometown. For this reason in the evening I used to keep on playing at home with all sort of different balls, with great joy of my mum that saw our house constantly in danger. Unfortunately, while growing up, I started to watch sport on the sofa more than actively playing it on the field."

This fact was the inspiration for Lazy football chair, a way for passionate football lover to have fun in their home.




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JOIN Table by DING3000

Posted: 28 Jun 2012 08:30 AM PDT



I must say that the trio behind DING300 are the designer to watch for in 2012. Their designs, their creations are too good to ignore. After the beautiful JOIN Cutlery created last year, they designed the JOIN Table, simply based on the same principle.

The inspiration for the table-top support of JOIN TABLE was an ancient Japanese game. Three legs can be fitted into each other without any tools by means of the simple but enigmatic principle of the devils knot and merge to one mysterious object. The simplicity in assembly without using any tool, and ease of carry make this a nice table for outdoor picnic!





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