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June 2007, Page 4

scoop

DETACHED BATHROOM FURNISHINGS are somewhat of a mini-trend at the moment, with integrated pieces relegated to the mainstream. Michael Schmidt’s curvy Scoop …

popup chair

THE KISS PRINCIPLE rears its proverbial head once again with the Popup Chair; designers Alain Berteau & Charlotte Lancelot labored for nearly …

datumzero low tables

ECO FRIENDLY MINIMALISM is a phrase we enjoy hearing; Datumzero allows us to listen to it three times over with their series …

gas side chair

SOME CHAIRS YOU SIT ON, but Jesus Gasca’s Gas Side Chair is the kind you can’t help but examine for a time …

plateau coffee table

THE CLASSIC BATTLE OF FEET has been won with a compromise; Bo Hagood’s Plateau Coffee Table successfully placates both feet-on-the-table adherents and …

warping wallpaper

ALTHOUGH WALLPAPER no longer has the cachet it used to, it still has a few tricks up its proverbial sleeves. While traditional …

instant

UNUSUAL ENOUGH TO GO ANYWHERE, Instant is a system of three cubbyhole-like drawers with instant wall appeal. The design is best described …

maude bed

THOUGHTFUL AND MINIMALIST, Maude’s modular features betray its humble, ground-hugging design. Chief amongst these is a pair of panels on either end; …

little big chair

THE SEAT MAY SEEM TOO LITTLE for its frame, but it’s intentional: from a distance, little big chair’s shell appears to hover …

molo paper softseating

AIRPLANES AND ORIGAMI is the furthest most of us have taken paper, but Molo has managed to mold kraft paper into a …