Showing posts with label lamp furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lamp furniture. Show all posts

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Stand 1/4 Lights by Ji Young Shon




Unique and elegant, that's the first impression after you see this beautiful lighting furniture that designed by Korean designer Ji Young Shon. This designer has created this great lamp design and give it name the Stand 1/4 lights. The lights come in floor and table versions, and are designed to eliminate the amount of space that a normal light would require. Such a lovely stunning idea in designing this lamp done by the designer. via

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Habitare 2009 Exhibition in Helsinki Finland

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Great range of furniture collection including chair, sofa, lighting, bed, stool, table, installation, lamp and all kind of contemporary furniture can be found at the exhibition of Habitare. Habitare is Finland’s largest furniture and interior design fair. All the furniture that have been exhibited is so beautiful, unique and elegant. available also interior and exterior furniture to complete your home furniture improvement collection. this Habitare furniture fair is worthed to be visited. via

The LENA Light by Christian Strauss

The LENA Light
The LENA Light
Lighting furniture collection is designed by German designer Christian Strauss. This lamp and furniture designer has created the LENA light. LENA is an attractive elegant leaning light that made of aluminum round pipe. What makes This lamp is different from other lamp furniture is besides this lamp design has a great unique and chic shape, this lena lamp also has a finishing of liquid gum, resulting thereby a very pleasant haptics and matt black optics. via

Friday, October 8, 2010

The Motley III Collection by Samuel Chan for Channels

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Stunning unique contemporary furniture and lighting furniture collection called The Motley III Collection is exhibited by British design firm Channels at 100% Design in London. Motley III is a series of ten new furniture and lighting designs by Samuel Chan for Channels. The furniture that have been being exhibited including Floor/ Pendant Lamp, Egg Chair, Baton Chair, Pallet Drawer System cabinet, Pallet Shelf System cabinet, Voyage Chair, Oval Dining Table, Round Dining Table, and Side Tables. All the furniture work presents wood in a bold and simple way that requires no further embellishment. The designs demand the most exacting hand-finished craft while introducing new manufacturing processes so giving this most traditional of materials a strong contemporary expression. via

Floor/ Pendant Lamp
This freestanding lamp series comes in three sizes and introduces an organic form made from solid curved oak batons on a trunk like base. Central cylinder of frosted glass gives diffused light. A Pendant version of the lamp is also available, using the organic form only and evocative of a lantern.

Egg
Sculptural, egg-shaped forms turned in solid Ash. Subtly scooped seat. Presented in two configurations.

Baton Chair
Round Chair on low revolving base. Made from hand-carved batons of solid Oak.
Scooped seat upholstered in wool felt.

Pallet Drawer System
A series of stackable drawer units, available in six different drawer configurations. Combine the different options as you like to build your bespoke storage cabinet. Stacks without the use of additional fittings. Drawers open on push catches.

Pallet Shelf System
A series of stackable shelf units, available in six configurations. Combine the different options as you like. Stacks without the use of additional fittings.

Voyage Chair
Oak-veneered bent plywood chair on trapeziumshaped solid frame.
Lightly upholstered seat in wool felt.

Oval Dining Table
Oak wood tabletop featuring glass covered ‘portholes’ to reveal the woodworking detail of the tripod base.

Round Dining Table
Oak wood tabletop featuring glass covered ‘portholes’ to reveal the woodworking detail of the tripod base.

Side Tables
Oak wood tabletop featuring glass covered ‘portholes’ to reveal the woodworking detail of the tripod base.