The Nesting sleeper sofa from Saba Italia is another simple way to add extra bedding to your home while not sacrificing your good sense of style in the process. The Nesting convertible sleeper simply unfolds to create a round bed with a low sleek look. In the sofa configuration the Nesting lives up to its name with a cozy sitting area full of comfortable pillows, a nice place to curl up and relax. If desired the two halves of the sofa can be separated to make individual chairs or smaller beds for the kids. See the entire collection of modern sofas, armchairs, and accessories from Saba Italia here. Designed by Sergio Bicego ... Read More →

Kultur* has added a photo to the pool: I do love Arabia Finland designs. Read More →

Ville Koistinen has added a photo to the pool: Myyrmäki church in Vantaa, Finland. Designed by Juha leiviskä, built in 1984. The lamps are designed by the architect for this building. Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 Read More →

Ville Koistinen has added a photo to the pool: Myyrmäki church in Vantaa, Finland. Designed by Juha leiviskä, built in 1984. The lamps are designed by the architect for this building. Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 Read More →

We have reviewed some really cool sofa sleepers and convertible couches in the past few years and many of them are for the spare room to be hidden away as “guest only” furniture. The Scoop Round and Quad sofa sleeper beds from Saba Italia easily stay uniform and ready for nighttime thanks to a removable hook system. One side of the Scoop has fixed legs and one has lockable wheels so lifting is not necessary, just reposition and get ready for bed. Designer Guido Rosati made sure comfort was included with a wooden frame surrounded by several densities of polyurethane foam, velfodera, and polyester fibers. The entire collection... Read More →

K/W Vintage Camera Club has added a photo to the pool: This is a teak dining table with hidden extension leaves from around 1960. It was made in Denmark by the company Vejle Stole Mobelfabrik and I believe designed by Henning Kjaernulf. The chair on the left is made in Denmark but there isn’t a manufacturer’s name. The chair on the right is a vintage Pagholz chair from West Germany. It’s plywood and can be connected to other chairs like it of stacked. The tea set is Stavengerflint from Denmark. More info on this set later…. Read More →

Ingridesign has added a photo to the pool: Project Im working on for my MA where Im making a norwegian celebration of popular music from the 20th century. Stairs chair, or "trip trap stol", is a norwegian invention. Its a chair for children and can be adjusted as the child grows. This is a font I designed based on the stairs chair. Read More →

I invite you to check out the Edmonton Street Performers Festival, starting tomorrow. Developing the creative and producing all of the design pieces for this festival was a great opportunity. Posters, programs, signage, outdoor & publication advertising, the website (still in progress)… the list goes on. Congratulations to StreetFest for 25 years of laughter! PS. Can you spot two Woodward designers on this poster? Read More →

Representing a young and dynamic spin on modern kitchen design, Ernestomeda takes only the necessary elements into consideration, leaving a clean right to the point solution. The collection features warm wood and stainless steel with durable Corian to appeal to the visual and manageable aspects of today’s kitchen design. Right away I was impressed with the Solairs standalone counter / kitchen island that incorporates dual sinks, cooktop, lighting, drawers, serving bar, and counter space for food preparation in a cool modern package. I think Solaris would work perfectly in most modern kitchens and I can see it really standing... Read More →

“Play More” Notebook imagined by Trapped in Suburbia Design has on one side you have a normal sheet to write, and on the second side you have weird graphics. Those will mean much more, once you crumbled your paper and threw it in the trash. Basket-ball, Soccer and Tennis are now your daily sports. Link Read More →

Denmark’s Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter has designed this cool summer house. At less than ten square metres, this wooden hut is set at the foot of the client’s garden in an unnamed Danish location. Deliberately austere. The space is designed to offer solitude, relaxation and to help the occupant focus. With the only elements of the cabin being a window, day bed, roof-light and shelving, the Read-Nest provides a sanctuary to spend quality time with some good books. The Read-Nest was prefabricated off-site before being trucked to the client’s house and snapped into place – the architects point out that there’s... Read More →

Portuguese designer Luis Porem has sent images of his new work RGB rainbow glasses. The structure of the RGB glasses has an internal channel where the colourful ink passes through, painting it with the colours you desire, allowing you to have a different look every time you want.Made in plastic with a flexible part in the arm of the structure. Filled with water based ink. Link Read More →

Pacific Art Collective (PAC) was asked for a third year to paint live murals at San Francisco Magazines Best of the Bay. PAC artists Denz One and Chris Cowan represented and did it up large! The event was held at The Metreon’s City View in SF. Read More →

”Walking Berlin” was an event created as part of our exhibition at the DMY International Design Festival 09 in Germany / Berlin. The walk.. Read More →

Zum Kuckuck, a design group in Germany, visualizes data interchange and network traffic with Processing in this beautifully executed installation. On behalf and under the creative management of the Atelier Markgraph (Frankfurt/Main, Germany) Zum Kuckuck (Wuerzburg, Germany) has designed and programmed flexible information graphics for the center`s Release 1, using the open-source software “Processing”. The software analyzes the international data interchange as well as the network traffic of the Deutsche Telekom in real time, and reproduces it three-dimensionally, creating a cinematic sequence on a large size plasma... Read More →

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