Ten Unique Kitchens Designs. We love good food and we love to cook, so naturally we were thrilled when we discovered that Berlin-based publisher Gestalten released a new book entitled Kitchen Kulture that celebrates the kitchen as the new living room, a space for social gathering, collaborative cooking, event hosting, and communal dining.
The room that used to be a service area relegated to the back of the house is now the multi-functional hub of the home. Who needs some inspiration on how to transform their kitchen into a lively space should definitely dip into this book. It offers creative kitchen solutions for any size and budget, uncovering the full potential of today’s kitchen. In the following we present our Top 10 Unique Kitchen Designs from all the amazing ideas that you'll find inside the book. You can purchase it directly by clicking on the last image at the bottom of the article for €39.90.
DAS studio. FURNITURE. Branch Stool by Christoph Schindler. Stellar Works. Una Libreria geniale. Sold! 100 Design Relics from Niemeyer, Le Corbusier, FLW and More. UPDATE: The auction has concluded and more than £5.6 million was made.
Souto de Moura. Cork door handles photos: © Pedro Sadio & Maria Rita @that image . experimentadesign As well as cork’s ecological, insulating and natural attributes, what I like is touching it, so I chose to “redesign” a door handle… to handle.
Essentially, it was the touch; and, on top of that, the texture is lovely, compact, consistent, neutral and pleasant. Arper Relaunches Lina Bo Bardi’s Signature Bowl Chair. The Italian furniture brand Arper recently reissued Lina Bo Bardi‘s signature Bowl Chair.
The pioneering project of the Brazilian-Italian architect presents a more relaxed approach to “sitting” – one that was fairly radical when it was originally released in 1951. The reissue of the chair – presented at the Salone del Mobile 2013 – is a testament to the forward-thinking vision of the architect. Arper, who worked in partnership with the Instituto Lina Bo e P.M. HomeMade Modern EP8 $5 Bucket Stool. HomeMade Modern, Episode 8 – DIY $5 Bucket Stool. Patrick Hartog : Cable Light. Publié le jeudi 16 mai 2013 Inspirée de bittes d'amarrage présentes dans les ports, la suspension "Cable Light" du designer néerlandais Patrick Hartog est réalisée en céramique et alimentée par un épais câble électrique.
Ce cordon s'enroule autour des luminaires pour en régler la hauteur de la suspension et pour donner à l'ensemble de la matière. Insérés dans un oeillet d'acier, les cordons s'habillent de couleurs personnalisables pour s'adapter à tous les intérieurs. Concrete STOOL on Behance. Hive. The Elm Tree Story. Clarke Titus is one of my favorite artisans.
Produktwerft - Studio Sascha Akkermann. Can City. Jules Levasseur : Collection en bois souple. Publié le lundi 4 novembre 2013 Le jeune designer Jules Levasseur nous présente son projet de recherche autour du bois cintré.
Composé de trois parties, il comprend une étagère, la chaise "MyLadyPalet" et une collection d’assises. 'Seater' « vizkultura.hr. Cornelia Norgren : Manhattan - ArchiDesignClub by MUUUZ - Architecture & Design. Publié le mercredi 18 décembre 2013 La designer suédoise Cornelia Norgren a créé la série d’étagères "Manhattan" pour l’éditeur Röshults.
Ce système de rangement se compose d’une fine structure de métal de 4 mm d’épaisseur et posée sur un socle de béton. Lignes droites et matériaux froids se mêlent dans cette gamme de structures de rangements qui se décline dans de nombreux coloris. Elégants et pratiques, ils peuvent être mélangés et combinés pour donner naissance à ses propres combinaisons. La structure des pièces permet à l’utilisateur d’y stocker magazines, livres, bois, bouteilles de vin, ou encore des vêtements, ce qui rend les étagères "Manhattan" adaptées à toutes les pièces de l’habitat. About Catherine - Concept - Concepts by Catherine - handmade driftwood collection (Brugge) 1147_ZATARA-N°3-LOUNGE-1.jpg 1.000×717 pixel. Furniture made from waste tiles by Tsuyoshi Hayashi.
Cologne 2014: Eindhoven designer Tsuyoshi Hayashi has used discarded roof tiles to create curving seats for a series of stools and benches (+ slideshow).
Hayashi gathered the traditional kawara tiles from a factory in Takahama, a city in Japan with a long history of producing the curved roof tiles from local clay. Across Japan, a five percent rate of kawara tiles being damaged during production results in more than 65,000 pieces being sent to landfill every year. Vessel. Vessel must be one of the most relaxing bath tubs I have ever seen!
Struck by the synergy between the shapes of a hammock and a bath tub the founders of SplinterWorks, Miles Hartwell and Matt Withington, were inspired to create an engaging and inspiring furniture piece for the bathroom.
04 Counter. To mark its 75th anniversary Knoll joined forces with OMA, co-founded by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. At Salone del Mobile 2013 in Milan earlier this month they launched a new collection of kinetic furniture called Tools for Life. The collection features adjustable tables, swivel chairs, a stool, an executive desk, and other items. The minimalist material palette makes the furniture compatible with a range of residential and workplace interiors. I would like to highlight one of the collection pieces named 04 Counter. Bonaguro Giorgio : Fauteuil Piateda. Design Process: Foscarini's Concrete Aplomb Pendant Lamp. Concrete is part of the language of modern architecture, especially lately. Foscarini uses the material in a new way in creating its Aplomb pendant. The name Aplomb is inspired by the plumb-bob tool traditionally used by masons.
Aplomb also means “self-possessed” and ”confident.” The piece was designed by Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere of Studio Lucidi & Pevere, based in Udine, Italy.
Bench. Lights. Deck Chair.